Exploring the Irish War of Independence

Who was the leader of the Irish Republican Army (IRA) during the War of Independence?

• James Connolly

• Michael Collins Jr.

• Eamon de Valera

• Michael Collins

What year did the Irish War of Independence officially begin?

• 1905

• 1919

• 1921

• 1916

What was the main goal of the IRA during the War of Independence?

• To maintain British control over Ireland.

• To promote Irish unity under British rule.

• To establish a monarchy in Ireland.

• To end British rule in Ireland and establish an independent Irish Republic.

Which document ended the Irish War of Independence?

• Belfast Agreement

• Good Friday Agreement

• Anglo-Irish Treaty

• Treaty of Versailles

How did the War of Independence impact the lives of ordinary Irish citizens?

• The War of Independence led to a peaceful resolution without conflict.

• It improved the economic situation for all Irish citizens.

• The War of Independence had no effect on ordinary citizens.

• The War of Independence caused violence, displacement, and changes in governance, significantly affecting the lives of ordinary Irish citizens.

Who was the British Prime Minister during the Treaty negotiations?

• Clement Attlee

• David Lloyd George

• Tony Blair

• Winston Churchill

What was the significance of the Anglo-Irish Treaty?

• It established a military alliance between Ireland and Britain.

• The Anglo-Irish Treaty established the Irish Free State and marked a step towards Irish independence.

• It led to the unification of Ireland and Northern Ireland.

• The treaty abolished the British monarchy in Ireland.

Name one consequence of the War of Independence on Irish society.

• Establishment of the Irish Free State.

• Expansion of the British Empire in Ireland.

• Increased British control over Ireland.

• Formation of a new political party in Britain.

What was the role of women in the Irish War of Independence?

• Women primarily served as homemakers during the war.

• Women were not involved in the independence movement at all.

• Women acted solely as passive supporters without any active roles.

• Women contributed significantly as nurses, couriers, and activists, supporting the independence movement in various capacities.

Which city was a major centre of conflict during the War of Independence?

• Charleston

• Boston

• New York

• Philadelphia