Rise Of Sinn Fein 1918 General Election PDF
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This document discusses the rise of Sinn Fein and the effects of the 1916 rebellion on Irish society and politics, focusing on public reaction to executions of leaders and the movement towards a Republic.
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# Rise of Sinn Fein - 1918 General Election * 1912 - 1918 * 1912 - Home Rule bill introduced, Home Rule party dominated Irish politics. Faced serious nationalist opposition * Sinn Fein party appeared lead, even though nationalist. But all would change due to British actions after 1916 and the...
# Rise of Sinn Fein - 1918 General Election * 1912 - 1918 * 1912 - Home Rule bill introduced, Home Rule party dominated Irish politics. Faced serious nationalist opposition * Sinn Fein party appeared lead, even though nationalist. But all would change due to British actions after 1916 and the decline of Home Rule. # Effects of 1916 on Society and Politics * Public horrified at executions of rising leaders. Looked beyond Home Rule and wanted a Republic, turned to Sinn Fein, Connolly (chair) Plunkett (married)