Ireland: differing attitudes to the Home Rule crisis, 1912–1914 (OCR GCSE History B (Schools History Project)): Flashcards

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Ireland: differing attitudes to the Home Rule crisis, 1912–1914
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Irish Unionists

Ulster Protestants who saw themselves as British, not Irish

Ulster Volunteer Force (UVF)

Unionist paramilitary force to resist Home Rule Act

Irish Volunteers purpose

Irish force formed in response to UVF

1912 Home Rule bill provisions

Irish Parliament in Dublin for internal affairs, but still part of UK

Easter Rising date

Easter Monday 1916

Easter Rising rebel numbers

1600 armed rebels

John Maxwell role 1916

British Commander General during Easter Rising

Executions after Easter Rising

15 rebel leaders by firing squad

Sinn Fein 1918 election result

Won 73 out of 105 Irish seats

Irish soldiers in WWI

150,000 Irish soldiers fought

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