Gladstone's mission to pacify Ireland Flashcards

(27 cards)

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What did the 1869 Irish Church Disestablishment Act do

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Broke the link between the Anglican Church and meant they didn’t have to pay the 10% tithe

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Who opposed the church disestablishment act

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Conservatives and Irish Anglicans

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What did the Irish Anglicasn and conservatives believe the church disestablishment act was incompatible with

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The Act of Union in 1800

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What was the Irish Universities Bill

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It was an attempt to create a state university

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5
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How many votes was the Irish Universities Bill defeated by

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3 votes

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6
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Why was coercion necessary for Gladstone

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It eliminated violence so that he could pursue his policies

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What what the Arrears Act

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It meat that any tenant with a total rent of under £30 didn’t have to pay rent arrears

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How were the Phoenix Park murders out of Gladstone’s control

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Violence up until this point had been against landowners, not politicians

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Why was the Phoenix Park murders a blow to Gladstone

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He was trying to persuade parliament to preserve reforms with Ireland

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10
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Who was murdered in the Phoenix Park Murders

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Lord Cavendish and Burke, who were secretaries of Ireland

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Why was the Irish Land Act a failure

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Fell short of the 3 Fs demanded by the Tenant League

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Why did the 1870 Land Act do

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Legalised the right to pay compensation for evictions

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Why was the Land Act not good enough for tenants

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Compensation could be no more than £250 and fair rent was decided by local JPs who were landowners

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J.C Becket quote on First Irish Land Act

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‘Failed, at almost every point, to achieve the purpose of which it was intended’

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What did the Second Irish Land Act do

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Guaranteed the 3 fs

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16
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Why was the Second Irish Land Act a failure

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It was too late, they had moved to demanding Home Rule

17
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Why was coercion bad

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It increased hostility

18
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What did coercion aim to achieve

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Break the Land League and end the Land War

19
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Why was Parnell’s imprisonemnt in Kilaminham jail a failure

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It only increased his popularity

20
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What did Parnell issue from prison

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A ‘No Rent Manifesto’

21
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Why was the Kilmainham treaty a failure

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Gladstone had no choice but to release Parnell, making him look weak

22
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Who resigned as a result of the Kilaminham Treaty

23
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What had neither of the land acts done

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Taken away the push for Home Rule

24
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What happened to the Home Rule movement during this period

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When did Gladstone convert to Home Rule
1886
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Who benefited from the1885 election
Irish National League
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How many seats did the Irish National League get in the 1885 election
86 seats and held the balance of power