The 1933 Election and Fianna Fail's Approach to Key Policies (Leaving Cert History): Flashcards

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The 1933 Election and Fianna Fail's Approach to Key Policies
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When did Fianna Fáil first come to power?

1932

Who led Fianna Fáil in 1933?

Éamon de Valera

Year of pivotal general election for FF

1933

FF seats in 1933 election (out of 153)

77 (increased from 72)

Who led the Blueshirts?

Eoin O'Duffy

What were the Blueshirts?

Quasi-fascist group that opposed Fianna Fáil

When were the Blueshirts disbanded?

1933

What were land annuities?

Payments by Irish farmers to British government

What did the economic war involve?

Both sides imposing tariffs on each other's goods

When was the land annuities dispute settled?

1938

What was returned to Ireland in 1938?

Treaty Ports

What police force did FF strengthen?

Garda Síochána

When did Ireland become a fully sovereign republic?

1949

Who was the main opposition to FF in 1933?

Cumann na nGaedheal and Blueshirts

What did FF promise regarding the British Crown?

Abolish oath of allegiance to British Crown

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