1798 rebellion Flashcards

1
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What were the 2 political traditions in ireland

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Nationalism and unionisim

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2
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What was nationalism

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Sought to gain independence from Britan

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3
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What was unionisim

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Wanted to maintain British rule in Ireland

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4
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What is parliamentry means of independnce

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Using peaceful ways of achieving independence,

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5
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What were the main causes of the 1798 rebellion

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The power of the protestant ascendancy
Catholic and presbyterian discontent
Poverty in the countryside
The influence of the american revolution
The influence of the French revolution
Wolfe Tone and the united Irishmen

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6
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What were tithes

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Catholic had to pay 10% of their crops to support the anglican clergy

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7
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What was the name of the pamphlet Wolfe Tone wrote

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An argument on Behalf of the catholics of ireland

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8
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Why was the orange order formed

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To maintain protestant control after a clash in 1795

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9
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Where were the 4 main areas the rising broke out

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Dublin, Kildare, Meath and the most serious one in Wexford

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10
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What were the main consequences of the rising

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Death and destruction, the act of union, catholic and protestants in conflict, republic and physical force

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11
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How many people were killed in the rebellion

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10k-30k

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12
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Where were there widespead destruction

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New ross

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13
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What was the act of union

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Ireland was know ruled directly from Lonon

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