1798 Rebellion

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What year was the Society of United Irishmen formed and why?

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In the 1790s to bring ideals of the French Revolution to Ireland.

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In 1789 to bring down the force the government to decrease the amount of taxes.

Answer 3

Louise XIV

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King George III

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George Washington

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Penal Laws

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Grattan's Parliament

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Brehon Laws

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As only wealthy members of the Church of Ireland could be elected as members. Catholics weren't allowed to become members of the parliament.

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As only Catholics could vote under the Penal laws. Only priests and bishops could be elected.

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To stop Catholics from becoming more powerful.

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To discriminate Catholics

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To stop Catholics paying taxes.

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Catholics Should Have Rights

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An Argument On Behalf Of Ireland

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An Argument on Behalf of the Catholics of Ireland

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The Society Of United Irishmen Rebellion

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Irish pop. was growing quickly and there was not enough room.

Answer 19

Irish didn't have money to afford their land.

Answer 20

The British were taking Irish land.

Answer 21

a society to protect Protestants during the time when there were battles over land.

Answer 22

A court to where criminals were taken and tried deciding on their punishment.

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He wanted Ireland to have Independence from Britain.

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He wanted to be elected for the parliament.

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He believed only violence would have to be used to make Ireland independent.

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Tone hoped to unite all Irishmen to support Irish freedom regardless religion.

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Tone wanted to free Catholics of taxes.

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Executed anyone caught giving the oath of membership for the United Irishmen.

Answer 29

took control of all ports.

Answer 30

Formed a new army called Yeomanry.

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Executed anyone caught giving the oath of membership for the United Irishmen.

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took control of all ports.

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Formed a new army called Yeomanry.

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The were afraid the government would soon crush their movement.

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They were angry at the government and wanted to be independent once and for all.

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Thomas Russell

Answer 37

Leonard McNally

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Thomas Reynolds

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Leon McCarry

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William Drennan 5,000 men

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Thomas Russell 10,000 men

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Henry Joy McCracken 6,000 men

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Set fire to a barn containing loyalist prisoners including women and children.

Answer 44

Opened fire and killed over 20 people.

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The Protestant Yeomanry

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The Militia

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The British Army - The Redcoats

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All of the Above/Below

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It involved the use of violence to end British rule in Ireland.

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It involved using non-violent methods to convince the government to surrender.

Answer 51

It brought great death and destruction to Ireland.

Answer 52

The aim of uniting Catholics and Protestants failed.

Answer 53

The Act of Union was passed to make sure the rebellion didn't happen again,it closed the Irish parliament.

Answer 54

All 3 above/below

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