Ireland and the Union, c1774–1923：练习题

What was the primary purpose of the Maynooth Grant as increased by Sir Robert Peel's government in 1845?

What was the primary objective of the Dublin Land Conference of 1870?

In the context of the 'Land War' between 1870 and 1882, how did the Land Act of 1881 represent a fundamental shift in the legal relationship between Irish landlords and tenants?

Which 1882 agreement saw the British government release Charles Stewart Parnell from prison in exchange for his help in reducing agrarian violence?

Between 1825 and 1855, the industrialisation of Ulster was characterized by a shift from domestic to factory-based production. Which specific factor most significantly contributed to the growth of the linen industry during this period?

In the context of the Great Famine, what was the primary purpose of the Irish Poor Law Extension Act of 1847?

How did the long depression of the late 1870s specifically impact the relationship between Irish tenants and landlords?

Analyze how the Ulster Covenant of 1912 and the subsequent Curragh incident contributed to the radicalisation of politics in Ireland prior to the outbreak of the First World War.

Briefly identify the roles of Isaac Butt and the Home Rule League in initiating the formal campaign for Irish Home Rule during the 1870s.

Part a: Explain the significance of the Dublin Land Conference of 1870 in the context of emerging Irish land reform.
Part b: To what extent did the Land Act of 1881 and the subsequent Kilmainham Treaty resolve the fundamental tensions of the Land Wars by 1882?