15 Questions
What were the Republican groups formed as a result of opposition to Home Rule?
Sinn Fein and Irish Republican Brotherhood (IRB)
Who led the Irish Republican Army during the Irish War of Independence?
Michael Collins
What actions did British officials take in response to the Irish War of Independence?
They put curfews for Irish citizens and placed troops on Irish soil.
What was the purpose of the Home Rule League in Ireland in 1870?
To establish a parliamentary lobby group for Irish citizens
Which group was formed as a result of opposition to Home Rule in Northern Ireland?
Ulster Volunteer Force (UFV)
What was the purpose of the Irish Republican Brotherhood (IRB)?
To gain independence from Great Britain
What was the outcome of the attack by members of the IRB against the British government in 1916?
The attack was a failure
Why did Republicans gain sympathy and favor within Ireland after the Easter Rising?
Because certain members of the IRB were executed
Who led the Irish Republican Army (IRA) during the Irish War of Independence?
Michael Collins
What tactics did the IRA use during the Irish War of Independence?
Guerilla tactics
What actions did British officials take in response to the rebellion army during the Irish War of Independence?
They put in place curfews for Irish citizens
When did the formation of a parliament lobby group for Irish independence take place?
1870
What was the purpose of the Ulster Volunteer Force (UFV)?
To form a loyalist group in Northern Ireland
What was the name of the Republican group formed as a result of opposition to Home Rule in Ireland?
Sinn Fein
Why did the IRB choose to attack the British government during World War I?
Because they believed the British government was preoccupied with the war
Study Notes
Republican Groups and Home Rule Opposition
- The Ulster Volunteer Force (UVF) and the Irish Volunteers were formed as a result of opposition to Home Rule in Northern Ireland and Ireland, respectively.
Irish Republican Army and Leadership
- Michael Collins led the Irish Republican Army (IRA) during the Irish War of Independence.
Irish War of Independence
- British officials responded to the Irish War of Independence by imposing martial law, censoring the press, and arresting and executing republicans.
- The IRA used guerrilla warfare, ambushes, and sabotage as tactics during the Irish War of Independence.
- In response to the rebellion, British officials arrested and executed IRA members, censored the press, and imposed martial law.
Home Rule and the Home Rule League
- The Home Rule League was formed in 1870 to advocate for Irish independence and self-government.
Irish Republican Brotherhood (IRB)
- The Irish Republican Brotherhood (IRB) was a secret organization formed to establish an independent Irish republic.
- The IRB chose to attack the British government during World War I, taking advantage of Britain's distraction and weakness.
- The outcome of the 1916 Easter Rising, led by the IRB, was a significant defeat, but it sparked widespread sympathy and favor for republicans within Ireland.
Parliament Lobby Group
- A parliament lobby group for Irish independence was formed in 1870.
"Discover the History of Irish Independence Movements - Test Your Knowledge!" From the Home Rule League's quest for separation to the formation of Republican groups like Sinn Fein and Irish Republican Brotherhood, explore the turbulent journey of Ireland's fight for independence. Test your knowledge and learn about the small armies, protests, and political movements that shaped Ireland's history with this informative quiz. Keywords: Irish independence, Home Rule League, Sinn Fein, Irish Republican Brotherhood, Republican groups, loyalists, Northern Ireland
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