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

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Ireland: differing attitudes to the Home Rule crisis, 1912–1914
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What made Ulster different from the rest of Ireland?

It was Protestant & industrialised

How many MPs did Ireland have in Parliament after the 1800 Act of Union?

100 MPs

In which years were Home Rule Bills defeated before 1912?

1886 and 1893

What did the 1912 Home Rule Bill propose for Ireland?

Irish Parliament in Dublin for internal affairs

Why did Unionists form the Ulster Volunteer Force?

To resist Home Rule implementation

How many members did the UVF have by 1913?

Over 40,000

How many Irish soldiers fought in World War I?

150,000

When did the Easter Rising begin and how many rebels took part?

Easter Monday 1916, 1600 rebels

How many rebel leaders were executed after the Easter Rising?

15 leaders

How many Irish seats did Sinn Fein win in the 1918 elections?

73 out of 105

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