🧡 Pacifism And Conscientious Objection Flashcards

(11 cards)

1
Q

Estimated number of Scottish conscripts

A

~270 000

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2
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What was established to oversee anti-conscription campaigning in Dundee

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Dundee Joint Committee Against Conscription

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3
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When did the ILP organise a large anti war demonstration in Glasgow?

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9th August 1914

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4
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How many people were at the anti war demonstration in Glasgow in 9th August 1914?

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5000+

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5
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How many men faced military tribunals in Scotland?

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Total of 1400 men

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6
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How many conscientious objectors were in Scottish prisons in September 1916?

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121, mostly ILP members

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what political group led the anti-war movement and did they lose support?

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the ILP, yes as they were critised for being unpatriotic

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8
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when were single men aged 19 to 40 conscripted?

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january 1916

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9
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when were married men aged 50 conscripted?

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may 1916

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10
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what % of conscientious objectors were thought to be ILP members

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70%

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11
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for an article criticising the war, who went to prison? what was the name journal? why? when?

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In 1916, the Clyde Workers’ Committee journal, The Worker, was prosecuted under the Defence of the Realm Act 1914.

Willie Gallacher, the chairman of the Clyde Worker’s Committee was sent to prison for 6 months, and the editor, John Muir for one year

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