Revolutionary Ireland 1916-1923 (Remastered Supercut) - Manny Man Does History

The video covers the history of Ireland from early rebellions against British rule to the establishment of the Irish Republic. It discusses the rise of Irish nationalism, the Easter Rising, the Irish War of Independence, and the subsequent civil war. The video also highlights the political developments leading to the creation of the Irish Free State and the eventual establishment of the Republic of Ireland.

What was the main goal of Theobald Wolfe Tone's rebellion in 1798?

• To create an Irish Republic

• To establish a British Parliament in Ireland

• To support the British monarchy

• To promote Gaelic culture

Who was the leader of the Irish Volunteers during the planning of the Easter Rising?

• Eoin MacNeill

• Patrick Pearse

• James Connolly

• Arthur Griffith

What was the main headquarters for the Irish Volunteers during the Easter Rising?

• Liberty Hall

• The General Post Office

• Trinity College

• Dublin Castle

Which tactic did Michael Collins advocate for during the Irish War of Independence?

• Direct assaults

• Guerrilla warfare

• Naval blockades

• Diplomatic negotiations

What was the outcome of the Anglo-Irish Treaty?

• A fully independent Irish Republic

• A 32-county united Ireland

• The creation of the Irish Free State

• The end of British rule in Northern Ireland

What event marked the beginning of the Irish Civil War?

• The Easter Rising

• The establishment of the Irish Free State

• The signing of the Anglo-Irish Treaty

• The attack on the Four Courts

Who became the new President of the Free State after Arthur Griffith's death?

• Cathal Brugha

• William T. Cosgrave

• Eamon de Valera

• Michael Collins

What was the main reason for the division between pro-treaty and anti-treaty forces?

• Economic policies

• Different views on the Anglo-Irish Treaty

• Disagreement over the role of the Catholic Church

• Support for British rule

What was the significance of the Good Friday Agreement of 1998?

• It brought relative peace to Northern Ireland

• It established the Republic of Ireland

• It ended the Irish Civil War

• It dissolved the Irish Free State

Which two political parties emerged as dominant in Irish politics after the Civil War?

• Sinn Fein and the Irish National Army

• Fianna Fail and Fine Gael

• The Ulster Volunteers and the Irish Volunteers

• The Irish Republican Brotherhood and Cumann na mBan