Parliamentary Tradition (Junior Cert History): Quizzes
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What does parliamentary tradition refer to?
What does parliamentary tradition refer to?
Achieving change through peaceful means
Which movements followed the parliamentary tradition in Ireland?
Which movements followed the parliamentary tradition in Ireland?
Catholic emancipation & Home Rule
What did the Act of Union (1801) do?
What did the Act of Union (1801) do?
Ended the Irish parliament in Dublin
Who was the Chief Secretary in Ireland after 1801?
Who was the Chief Secretary in Ireland after 1801?
A British politician leading government
What was Daniel O'Connell known as?
What was Daniel O'Connell known as?
The Liberator
When did Daniel O'Connell found the Catholic Association?
When did Daniel O'Connell found the Catholic Association?
1823
Which constituency did O'Connell represent when elected as first Catholic MP?
Which constituency did O'Connell represent when elected as first Catholic MP?
County Clare
What were the large rallies O'Connell used to campaign for repeal called?
What were the large rallies O'Connell used to campaign for repeal called?
Monster meetings
When was Charles Stuart Parnell elected to the British Parliament?
When was Charles Stuart Parnell elected to the British Parliament?
1875
What strategy did Parnell use to draw attention to Irish issues in Parliament?
What strategy did Parnell use to draw attention to Irish issues in Parliament?
Parliamentary obstructionism
What was Parnell often called due to his leadership?
What was Parnell often called due to his leadership?
Uncrowned King of Ireland
When did John Redmond become leader of the United Irish League?
When did John Redmond become leader of the United Irish League?
1900
What was John Redmond's position during World War I?
What was John Redmond's position during World War I?
Supported British war effort