Assessing the Delegations (Leaving Cert History): Quizzes

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Assessing the Delegations
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Why did De Valera believe he should not attend the London negotiations?

To preserve his symbolic purity

Who were appointed as secretaries to the Irish delegation?

Childers & Chartres

Which five people comprised the Irish delegation?

Griffith, Collins, Barton, Duggan, Duffy

What was Erskine Childers' relationship to Robert Barton?

Barton's cousin

What compromise was the Irish delegation directed to offer?

External association with the Empire

Over which issue should talks break down if necessary?

Ulster

Which two Liberals led the British delegation?

Lloyd George & Churchill

What was a primary British objective in the negotiations?

Ireland remain in Empire & swear allegiance

When did formal negotiations begin at 10 Downing Street?

11 October 1921

Where did Michael Collins stay in London?

15 Cadogan Gardens

What term did De Valera use for Griffith and Collins regarding negotiations?

Legal padding

Why did the British delegation have a negotiating advantage?

Seasoned politicians with extensive experience

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