The Anglo-Irish Treaty CASE STUDY (Leaving Cert History): Quizzes

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The Anglo-Irish Treaty CASE STUDY
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In what year did the Anglo-Irish Treaty negotiations take place?

1921

Who were the two leaders of the Irish delegation during the Treaty negotiations?

Griffith and Collins

What was Griffith's stance on dominion status within the British Empire?

Saw it as a stepping stone

What title did Éamon de Valera hold during the Treaty negotiations?

President of the Irish Republic

What was the concept of 'external association' that De Valera championed?

Symbolic link, full Irish control

Why did De Valera claim the King's absence justified his own non-attendance?

King wouldn't attend, so he needn't

What did the Government of Ireland Act 1920 establish?

Northern Ireland as separate entity

What was the Boundary Commission intended to review?

Borders based on local wishes

When did the Boundary Commission meet and what was the outcome?

1925, minor adjustments only

Which countries had dominion status similar to what Britain proposed for Ireland?

Canada, Australia, New Zealand

Why did the British reject external association?

Could set precedent for colonies

Why did Griffith and Collins want to break into sub-committees?

Allow focused discussions

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