Ireland did not have its own parliament and was ruled from Westminster, London.

The Parliament at Westminster consisted of what two houses?

The House of Lords could veto any bill passed in the House of Commons. What did this mean they could do?

What percentage of Irish people supported the Union with Britain?

Those who supported the Union were called...

Those who opposed the union were called...

For what three reasons did Unionists want to maintain the Union with Britain?

Why did Nationalists oppose the Union with Britain? (3 reasons)

Moderate or 'constitutional' nationalists wanted to persuade Britain to give Ireland Home Rule. Through violence or peaceful means?

Name the leader of the Home Rule Party

What did cultural Nationalists want to promote?

Which group of Nationalists wanted complete independence from Britain and were prepared to use violence to achieve this?

In 1905 Sinn Féin was set up by who?

Who was the leader of the Liberals?

Who was the leader of the Conservatives?

Why was the Parliament Act 1911 significant in the Home Rule development?

When the Third Home Rule Bill was passed by the House of Commons in 1912 the Lords could only veto it twice meaning it would become law by what year?

The Third Home Rule Bill, 1912 led to a _____________ in Irish politics.

Unionists opposed Home Rule using the phrase "Home Rule is Rome Rule". What were they afraid of?