Rebels in the Records: Irish MP and revolutionary. Countess Markievicz by Gabriel

Rebels in the Records: Irish MP and revolutionary. Countess Markievicz by Gabriel

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History, Social Studies

11th Grade - University

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The video explores the historical context of the early 1900s, focusing on the Easter Rising of 1916, a pivotal event in Irish history. It highlights the life of Countess Markievicz, a key figure in the fight for Irish independence and women's rights. Born into privilege, she became deeply involved in politics, co-founding a youth group and joining the Irish Citizen Army. Despite multiple imprisonments, she remained influential, even becoming the first female MP. Her legacy is complex, marked by her determination and passion for her causes, until her death in 1927.

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What was the purpose of the Easter Rising in 1916?

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Describe the background and early life of Countess Markievicz.

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What actions did Countess Markievicz take to support Irish independence?

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How did the authorities perceive Countess Markievicz during her activism?

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What was Countess Markievicz's legacy after her death in 1927?

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