The Lead up to Talks (Leaving Cert History): Quizzes

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The Lead up to Talks
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When did the truce take effect that opened the door to formal negotiations?

11 July 1921

Who led the Irish delegation appointed to represent Ireland in the London talks?

Collins & Griffith

What did the Government of Ireland Act 1920 establish?

Separate parliaments for North & South

On what date was the Anglo-Irish Treaty signed?

6 December 1921

Who proposed the concept of external association as an alternative to dominion status?

Éamon de Valera

Which countries were cited as examples of dominions similar to Ireland's proposed status?

Canada, Australia & New Zealand

Why did de Valera not attend the negotiations in London?

To manage the situation at home

What were members of the Irish parliament required to take under the treaty?

An oath of allegiance to the Crown

Which British forces were known for harsh reprisals during the War of Independence?

The Black and Tans & Auxiliaries

What concept did the British ultimately reject during the treaty negotiations?

External association

When did the formal discussions that led to the treaty begin?

October 1921

What did divisions over the treaty contribute to?

The Irish Civil War

How successful were the July talks between de Valera and Lloyd George?

Largely inconclusive

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