The Reaction to the Treaty CASE STUDY (Leaving Cert History): Quizzes

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The Reaction to the Treaty CASE STUDY
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When was the Anglo-Irish Treaty signed?

6 December 1921

When did the Dáil debates on the treaty begin?

14 December 1921

What was the central issue in the Dáil debates?

Dominion status vs. full republic

What position did Éamon de Valera hold during the debates?

President of the Dáil

What did de Valera particularly criticise about the treaty?

Oath of allegiance to British Crown

What was Document No. 2?

De Valera's alternative proposal

Who led the arguments in favour of the treaty alongside Michael Collins?

Arthur Griffith

What did pro-treaty supporters say the treaty would provide?

International recognition

What did anti-treaty critics fear about partition?

Treaty would solidify it

How did ordinary citizens generally react to the treaty?

With relief

What was the Catholic Church's position on the treaty?

Generally supported it

What was the result of the Dáil vote on 7 January 1922?

64 to 57 in favour

What did de Valera do immediately after the vote?

Resigned as President of the Dáil

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