Parnell 5 - The Irish National League and Parnell's Growing Power (Leaving Cert History): Quizzes

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Parnell 5 - The Irish National League and Parnell's Growing Power
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When did Parnell found the Irish National League?

October 1882

What was the primary aim of the Irish National League?

Home Rule

How many members made up the National League's central council?

48 members

How many central council members were selected by county conventions?

32 members

How many branches did the National League have in Ireland by 1885?

Over 1,200 branches

How much did the National League raise in its third year?

£50,000

How large was the Irish electorate after the 1884 Reform Act?

Over 700,000

What did candidates pledge for the 1885 election?

To sit, act, and vote with the party

How much debt had Parnell's Avondale estate accumulated?

About £18,000

Who organised the Parnell Tribute fund in 1883?

National League members

How did Michael Davitt describe the National League's foundation?

A masterstroke in political strategy

Who proposed the Central Board Scheme in 1885?

Joseph Chamberlain

Who represented Parnell in negotiations with Chamberlain?

Captain O'Shea

What did the Ashbourne Land Act of 1885 allow?

Tenant farmers to buy their holdings

When did Church leaders allow Parnell's party to represent their interests?

End of 1884

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