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Stats & Misc Flashcards

1
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evolution of the franchise

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409,000 in 1831
1,360,000 in 1866
5,798,000 in 1886
over 8M by 1914

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Bagehot

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The English Constitution (1867)

“afraid of the ignorant multitude”.

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the 3 conditions of a successful federal system

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John Stuart Mill
Considerations in Representative Government (1861)

a sufficient amount of mutual sympathy
a dependence on each other concerning foreign relations
an equality between states

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4
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coercion acts stats

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between 1801 and 1908 : 76

Union Defense League

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5
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Isaac Butt

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1870 - 1879

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6
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IPP pledge

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1894

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7
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Charles Parnell

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1875 - 1891

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8
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new departure of the IPP

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distanciation from the Land League
re-structuration as a political structure
mobilization of the grassroots through the INL

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9
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Canada Act

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British North America Act

1867

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10
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William Gladstone

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1858 - 1894

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11
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diff delegation / federalism

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Delegation meant a delegation of power from an upper entity to a lower one.

Federalism meant having two separate ruling entities.

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12
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Union

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1801

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13
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Home Government Association

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1870

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14
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second stage of the HGA

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Home Rule League

1873

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15
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parliamentary obstruction

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1876-1878

1882 for Parnell

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16
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Parnell leader of the HR party

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May 1880

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17
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suppression of the Irish Land League

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1881

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18
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first time nationalists had a majority of irish seats + balance of power

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1885 GA

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19
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Parnell murder accusations

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1888-89

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20
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Parnell nickname

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the uncrowned king of Ireland

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21
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Lord Salisbury

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1885-1902

conservative

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22
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“killing home rule with kindness”

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Arthur Balfour (conservative)

1891

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23
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rivalry inside of the anti-parnellites

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Dillon / Healy

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24
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John Redmond

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1881 - 1918

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25
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reunion of all the split irish nationalist factions

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1900

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26
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introduction of an Irish Council Bill

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1907

limited tax-raising, local gov, education

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27
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David Lloyd George

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1980 - 1922

liberal

28
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first scottish extra parliamentary association

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Scottish Home Rule Association (SHRA) (1886)

29
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successor of the SHRA

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Young Scots Society
associated to the Liberals
1900

30
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YSS stats

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3000 1903

10,000 1914

31
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two phases of scottish HR

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1889-1895

1910-1914

32
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1st specifically Welsh bill

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1881 The Welsh Sunday Closing Act

33
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Young Wales

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Cyrum Fydd

1886-1895

34
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Welsh liberal branch

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Welsh Parliamentary Party

1888

35
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2nd Welsh HR movement

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1910

Edward T. John

36
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Gladstone annoucement

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Hawarden Kite

37
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Liberal - Irish alliance needed

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1910 (274-272)

38
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1st Labour party

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Scottish Labour Party

1888

39
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1st all-around Labour party

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Labour Representative Committee

1900

40
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Queen quote

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John Dillon

“monarch of another race” 1900 Queen visit

41
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First Irish HR Bill

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8 April 1886

bicameral Irish Parliament for the executive and the legislative for purely Irish affairs
occasional representation in Westminster

Defeated on 8 June 1886
341 vs. 311

42
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Second Irish Home Rule Bill

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13 february 1893

bicameral Irish Parliament
suppression of the Lord Lieutenant after 6 years
police force gradually taken over by Ireland
representation in Westminster

43
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Third Irish HR Bill

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11 April 1912

two Houses (Senate and House of Commons)
Joint Exchequer Board for financial matters between Ireland and GB

passed 25 May 1914

44
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Joseph Chamberlain

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1876 - 1914

45
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creation of a liberal Unionist faction

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Liberal Committee for the Maintenance of the Union with Ireland

1886-1910

46
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Liberal Unionists stats

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78 seats in 1886
47 in 1892
71 in 1905 - coalition

47
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Ulster agitation

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Ulster Covenant
1912
500,000

48
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three pahses of comparison with self-governing colonies

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Conor Neville

1870 - 1885 : not that common, aside from Butt adn fhis followers
1885-1893 : focus on Irish parliament, so no analogies
early 20th : enthusiasm caused by Redmond

49
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Irish emigration to the US

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1852-1911

3M

50
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textes du parlement de Grattan

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Constitution de 1782

51
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famous Parnell quote

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« personne n’a le droit de fixer des limites à la marche d’une nation » (“No man has the right to fix the boundaries to the march of a nation”)

Cork 1885

52
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loss of population 1841-1851

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  • 25%
    1M emigration
    1,5M death
53
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Chamberlain quote

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« Does anybody doubt […] that if Ireland were a thousand miles away from England she would have been long before this a self-governing Colony ? »

1886

54
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Isaac Butt on the Empire

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« The colonies belonged as much to Ireland as to England ».

1873

55
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forces de l’Ulster Volunteer Force

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77 000 fin 1913

56
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première utilisation de Commonwealth of Nations

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1884 Lord Rosebery

57
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definition of the nation

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a people who share a common traditional identity and culture and are identified with a traditional territory or region

58
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Irish Universities Act

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1908

59
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premier élu indien à Westminster

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Dadabhai Naoroji

1892

60
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evolution of suffrage in Ireland

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pre 1884 - 220 000

post 1884 - 740 000

61
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a take on imperialism

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we seem, as it were, to have conquered and people half the world in a fit of absence of mind

John Robert Seeley
Whig, historian and political essayist

62
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imperial federation

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Imperial Federation League

1884

63
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first unionist organization

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Irish Loyal & Patriotic Union

1885

64
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unionist party

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Irish Unionist Party

1886

65
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round table

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Round Table Movement

1909

66
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dominion status

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Canada - 1867
Australia - 1901
New Zealand - 1907

67
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great famine

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45-49

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