Irish citizens quail under British rule in 1919

In 1919, the final battle for Irish independence erupted in Dublin, marking a significant war against English rule. The Black and Tans, a group of professional soldiers, were deployed to suppress the rebellion. Despite their efforts, organizations like Sinn Féin, founded by Arthur Griffin, persistently resisted, playing a crucial role in the fight for freedom.

What year did the final battle for Irish independence begin?

• 1921

• 1916

• 1923

• 1919

What was the primary role of the Black and Tans in Ireland?

• To negotiate peace

• To train Irish soldiers

• To quell the revolt against the Crown

• To support Irish independence

What distinguished the Black and Tans from other forces?

• Their green uniforms

• Their black berets and tan uniforms

• Their red badges

• Their blue helmets

Who founded Sinn Féin in 1900?

• Eamon de Valera

• Michael Collins

• Arthur Griffin

• James Connolly

What was the main objective of Sinn Féin during the Irish War of Independence?

• To support British rule

• To establish a monarchy

• To fight for Irish independence

• To promote trade with England