NI Economic and Social Policies (Leaving Cert History): Quizzes

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NI Economic and Social Policies
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What principle meant NI's taxation & services had to align with the rest of the UK?

Parity

What minor tax could NI set under the Government of Ireland Act 1920?

Stamp duties

What percentage of NI's workforce was employed in farming in the 1920s?

26%

What was the typical size of most farms in NI during the 1920s?

Less than 30 acres

From which county were both Edward Archdale and Basil Brooke?

Fermanagh

What Act was passed in 1922 to improve livestock quality?

Livestock Breeding Act

In which two cities was the linen industry concentrated?

Derry and Belfast

How many women worked in linen mills in 1924, down from 74,000 in 1920?

55,000

How many workers were employed in shipyards by 1934, down from 20,000 in 1920?

2,000

In what year did John Milne Barbour establish the Ulster Industrial Development Association?

1929

When was the Northern Ireland Parliament officially opened?

23 June 1921

How many houses did local authorities build between 1921 and 1939?

8,000

What % of Belfast's working class lived in absolute poverty according to the 1939 survey?

36%

In what year did the Outdoor Relief Strike occur?

1932

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