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irish history Flashcards

1
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beginning of religious war

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from plantation, introduced by Henry VIII

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2
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catholic relief acts

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1778-1793

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3
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united irishmen

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1794

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4
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Wolfe Tone’s insurrection

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1798

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5
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act of union

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1800-1801

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6
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towards catholic emancipation (Daniel O’Connell)

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1823/1825 catholic association, monster meetings, 1828 O’Connell elected MP, 1829 roman Catholic relief act

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7
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downfall of agriculture and economy

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1820s-1830s

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O’Connell’s repeal association (anti-union)

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1843

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great famine and British response

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1845-1852, Peel’s administration and Whig’s administration

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10
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young Ireland movement and IRB

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1848, 1850s

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11
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tenant league (rights for tenants)

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1850

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12
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Paul Cullen’s devotional revolution

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1950s, first synod to regulate irish clergy

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13
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land war

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1877-1882

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14
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Gladstone’s land act

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1881, British compromise, dual ownership

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15
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irish national league

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1882, funds to sustain irish party MPs

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electoral reform and GAA

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1884, revival of irish language, extension of franchise

17
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home rule bill and general election

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1886, no MPs at Westminster, home rule party victory

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rise of Ulster

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1880s-1890s, irish unionist party, irish unionist association

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local government act

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1898, women allowed to vote and seat on local councils

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reunion of irish party (Parnell)

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1900, to secure home rule bill, rise of nationalism

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general election 1910

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rise of unionist, possible provisional parliament in Belfast

22
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government of Ireland act

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1914, irish parliament, protection of religious liberties

23
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easter rising

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1916

24
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Sinn Fein victory

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1918, no representation at Westminster

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