Partition

Question 1

The ulster unionist council was formed.

Answer 1

1904.

Question 2

Asquith becomes PM.

Answer 2

1908.

Question 3

Liberal budget rejected by lords.

Answer 3

1909.

Question 4

The parliament act.

Answer 4

1911.

Question 5

Bonar law pledges his support at massive anti-home rule demonstration at balmoral show grounds.

Answer 5

April 1912.

Question 6

Introduction of home rule bill.

Answer 6

1912.

Question 7

Bonar law agrees to support ulsters use of force in a speech in bleinhem.

Answer 7

April 1912.

Question 8

Ulster day - ulster ‘Solemn league and covenant’ to state objections to home rule. Women’s unionist council is formed.

Answer 8

September 1912.

Question 9

UVF formed by the ulster unionist council.

Answer 9

Jan 1913.

Question 10

UVF limits.

Answer 10

100,000 who signed the covenant. Under the leadership of Sir George Richardson.

Question 11

The provisional government of ulster is set up.

Answer 11

September 1913.

Question 12

IVF formed.

Answer 12

November 1913.

Question 13

Curragh mutiny.

Answer 13

March 1914.

Question 14

UVF gun running. Fred Crawford. Larne.

Answer 14

April 1914.

Question 15

Cumann na mBan formed.

Answer 15

April 1914.

Question 16

Home rule bill passed

Answer 16

September 1914.

Question 17

Buckingham palace conference.

Answer 17

July 1914. Broke down.

Question 18

IVF Howth gun running.

Answer 18

July 1914. Army shoot into crowd. Civilian deaths.

Question 19

Britain declare war on germany.

Answer 19

August 1914.

Question 20

Supreme council of IRB decide to stage an uprising.

Answer 20

September 1914.

Question 21

Redmonds speech on woodenbridge. “Wherever the firing line extends.”

Answer 21

September 1914.

Question 22

General election after ww1.

Answer 22

14th December 1918.

Question 23

Dec 1918 election results.

Answer 23

SF - 73.
Unionists - 26.
IPP - 6.

Question 24

Carson joined the IUP.

Answer 24

1910.

Question 25

Craig east belfast home demonstration.

Answer 25

1911. 50,000.

Question 26

Craig Balmoral demonstration.

Answer 26

Easter 1912. 100,000.

Question 27

Unionist conference in England.

Answer 27

July 1912. 13,000.

Question 28

Ulster solemn league and covenant.

Answer 28

September 1912. 471,414 signed.

Question 29

Elections narrowly won by liberals.

Answer 29

Jan, Dec 1910.

Question 30

First election with universal suffrage.

Answer 30

December 1918.

Question 31

Conscription crisis.

Answer 31

1918.