1798 rebellion ai version Flashcards
What year did the Irish Rebellion occur?
1798
Who was the leader of the United Irishmen during the 1798 Rebellion?
Wolfe Tone
True or False: The 1798 Rebellion aimed for Irish independence from British rule.
True
What was one major cause of the 1798 Irish Rebellion?
Religious discrimination and economic hardship.
Fill in the blank: The United Irishmen were inspired by the principles of the ______ Revolution.
French
What was Wolfe Tone’s vision for Ireland?
A secular republic with equality for all citizens.
Which two groups primarily supported the rebellion?
Protestants and Catholics who sought reform.
What event marked the beginning of the rebellion?
The rising in County Wexford.
True or False: The rebellion was successful in achieving its goals.
False
What was the outcome of the rebellion for Wolfe Tone?
He was captured and died in prison.
What was the significance of the ‘Defenders’ during the rebellion?
They were a group of Irish Catholics who organized to protect their communities.
Multiple Choice: Which foreign power did the United Irishmen seek to ally with? A) France B) Spain C) Germany D) Italy
A) France
What role did the French play in the 1798 Rebellion?
They sent a small force to support the rebels.
Fill in the blank: The 1798 Rebellion led to increased ______ in Ireland.
sectarian violence
What was the Act of Union 1800?
It merged the Irish and British parliaments.
True or False: The 1798 Rebellion resulted in the establishment of an independent Irish government.
False
What was the main reason for the failure of the rebellion?
Lack of coordination and support among the rebels.
Who were the ‘Yeomanry’?
A militia formed to suppress the rebellion.
What impact did the rebellion have on Irish nationalism?
It inspired future generations to pursue independence.
Multiple Choice: Which battle was a significant event during the rebellion?
A) Battle of Vinegar Hill B) Battle of Waterloo C) Battle of Boyne D) Battle of the Boyne
battle of vinegar hill
What was the fate of many leaders of the rebellion after its failure?
They were executed or fled into exile.
Fill in the blank: The 1798 Rebellion is considered a precursor to the ______ movement in Ireland.
nationalist
What was the primary goal of the United Irishmen?
To create a democratic republic in Ireland.
True or False: The rebellion had no lasting effects on Irish society.
False
