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What was one of the primary goals of Irish unionists?
What was one of the primary goals of Irish unionists?
Ulster Unionists were primarily composed of individuals who were mostly wealthy.
Ulster Unionists were primarily composed of individuals who were mostly wealthy.
False
What kind of support did the Irish unionists receive from Britain?
What kind of support did the Irish unionists receive from Britain?
Financial support and distribution of leaflets.
Southern Unionists were predominantly ______ in terms of wealth.
Southern Unionists were predominantly ______ in terms of wealth.
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Match the following characteristics with either Ulster Unionists or Southern Unionists:
Match the following characteristics with either Ulster Unionists or Southern Unionists:
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Study Notes
Irish Unionists
- Irish unionists were strongly opposed to Home Rule, fearing for their position.
- They received support from Britain, including money and leaflets.
- They were concerned Ulster Unionists and Southern Unionists had different characteristics
Ulster & Southern Unionists
- Ulster Unionists were largely anti-Catholic.
- Ulster Protestants were largely wealthy, while Southern Protestants were less wealthy and relied on Catholic labourers.
- Ulster Unionists were numerous while Southern Unionists were fewer in number.
Home Rule
- Nationalists sought self-governance within the UK.
- The British parliament attempted Home Rule in 1886 and 1893, but it was rejected by the House of Commons.
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Description
Explore the complex dynamics between Irish Unionists and the Home Rule movement. This quiz delves into the opposing views of Ulster and Southern Unionists, their motivations, and the historical context of the Home Rule attempts in the late 19th century. Test your knowledge on these key issues that shaped Irish politics.
