Depth study 4 The Irish Land Issue 1870-81 #3

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A temporary bill introduced by Forster in June 1880 to alleviate the growing tensions in Ireland, empowered courts to grant compensation to tenants who had been evicted for being unable to pay rent; it was defeated in the House of Lords
Compensation for Disturbance Bill
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A more hostile GB policy implemented by Forster (reluctantly) in 1881. This suspended habeas corpus and allowed the government to arrest anyone they felt was inciting aggression.
Coercion Acts
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The most significant shortfall of the 1881 Land Act ("it did nothing to improve the issue of _____")
arrears
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The percentage that rents reduced by after the 2nd Land Act
twenty
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Parnell's publication in the League’s newspaper that called on tenants to “put the (land) Act to the test”
No Rent Manifesto
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The prison that Parnell was imprisoned in, in 1881
Kilmainham Gaol
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The name given to the agreement reached by Parnell and Gladstone which ended the Land War
Kilmainham Treaty
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A final measure passed by Gladstone which extended the 1881 Land Act to those tenants who were in arrears
Arrears Act
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Card 2

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A more hostile GB policy implemented by Forster (reluctantly) in 1881. This suspended habeas corpus and allowed the government to arrest anyone they felt was inciting aggression.

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Coercion Acts

Card 3

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The most significant shortfall of the 1881 Land Act ("it did nothing to improve the issue of _____")

Back

Preview of the front of card 3

Card 4

Front

The percentage that rents reduced by after the 2nd Land Act

Back

Preview of the front of card 4

Card 5

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Parnell's publication in the League’s newspaper that called on tenants to “put the (land) Act to the test”

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Preview of the front of card 5
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