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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 10,246 ✭✭✭✭Riamfada


    History of The Labour Party???


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 276 ✭✭Delta_ie


    Look at his first post just above the reply button...


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 728 ✭✭✭randomfella


    ^somebody with a keen eye.

    :) just a couple of sample papers, most of them i'd be covered for bar the section D's


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 276 ✭✭Delta_ie


    Just had to let them know, they were starting to get their hopes up... :D


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 18 TailFeather


    Just wonderin you know for Hitler's consolidation + Nazification of Germany, do you include info about tackling the economy?

    I didn't include it in one essay and my teacher said i needed it. Then a few months later, did the same essay, included it and my teacher said it was irrelevent!!

    Very confused!


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 728 ✭✭✭randomfella


    i'm saying how he played on the insecurities of people.. etc.
    EMployment was a problem facing 6 million when he assumed the reins of power. Autarky and 4 year plan, modernisation plan. Boost in employment reduced critics thus opposition to him achieveing a totalitarian state.

    so yea i would mention it. If i can i'll do up an essay on it later. Not sure if it merits a full paragraph. prob does i dunno.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,702 ✭✭✭bounty_hunter


    Am I right in interpreting from this thread that everyone is expecting Stalin to come up in one way or another?


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 63 ✭✭Shinny-dee


    yeah Stalin hopefully!randomfella....u have scared me to death are those sample dept papers??lots of that stuff u said came up last year though. what d u think r d chances of a nice easy paper like geog for d last year??


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 728 ✭✭✭randomfella


    Can't remember got them off a website. IF there anything like geog it will be good. Surprised to hear so much about stalin i must say, hitler is hotly tipped for consolidation since foriegn came up last year or cold war is an outsider.

    I've been studying davitt for the last hour so i'll post some notes on him up. Even though i already have if u look bak about 3 pages on this thread

    I got them off a website i think can't remember, so prob not 'dept papers'.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 728 ✭✭✭randomfella


    MICHAEL DAVITT

    As a young law student studying in London, Mahatma Gandhi was inspired by the writings and methods of Davitt. In later years Gandhi attributed the origin of his own mass movement of peaceful resistance in India to Davitt and the Land League. In 1994, Gandhi’s grandson, Arun, laid a wreath on Davitt’s grave in Sraide, Co. Mayo
    Background and early life.
    · Born Mayo 1846
    · family evicted when he was 4 years old
    · emigrated to Lancashire in England
    · worked in cotton mill from age 9 - 12 hour day
    · factory accident at age 11 - nearly died - arm amputated
    · received compensation and got opportunity to return to school
    · got a job in printing
    First political involvement
    · Joined Fenians in England - organiser of IRB - 5 years involvement
    · arrested for possession of guns on a train
    · sentenced to 7 years in penal serviture in Dartmoor prison
    · badly treated in prison - lost 4 stone in weight
    · released in 1877 on a ticket-of-leave
    · earned living as a journalist and worked for Amnesty Association
    · visited family who had now emigrated to USA
    · met Parnell and greatly impresses by him
    · began to think of how Fenians and Home Rulers could cooperate
    · also met John Devoy in USA - head of Clan na Gael
    · Davitt became key person in working out the "new departure" in Irish politics
    · Informal alliance of Tenant movement, Fenians and Home Rulers
    Davitt and the Land Question
    · visited Mayo in 1879 - major economic crisis there - evictions rising
    · organised a mass demonstration at Irishtown, Co. Mayo
    · agreed to lead the Mayo Land movement
    · resulted in reduction of rents - first taste of success
    · Organised huge rally in Westport in June 1879 alongside Parnell
    · formed the Irish national Land League October 1879
    · became the greatest and most effective mass movement in all 1800’s
    · Davitt a very effective organiser and public speaker
    · primary weapon was moral force - mass demonstrations, boycotting ….
    · Davitt solution to land Question - Land Nationalisation i.e. State ownership of the land
    · Parnell solution - peasant ownership
    · Parnell solution proved to be more realistic and popular
    British reaction to mass movement of Davitt
    · Coercion Act introduced - violence had increased in countryside
    · Davitt arrested and sent back to prison
    · 1881 Land Act - attempt to appease tenants
    · Parnell also arrested and sent to Kilmainham
    · Kilmainham Treaty May 1882 - Parnell and Gladstone compromise
    · Davitt among the "suspects" released from jail immediately
    · very critical of Parnell - felt the compromise was a mistake and that the small farmers of the west of Ireland had been cheated
    · had hoped to continue the land agitation in order to get greater concessions
    · Davitt also profoundly affected by Phoenix Park murders
    · took the lead in drawing up a Manifesto to people of Ireland condemning the murders
    · wanted an alliance of factory workers, tenant farmers and agricultural labourers
    · Home Rule Party to champion their interests in Parliament
    · Land Nationalisation remained his ultimate solution to Land issue
    · he becomes increasingly marginalised with this stance
    · received little support in Ireland and less in USA - seen as too radical
    Davitt in period 1882 -95
    · continued to support HR Party despite disagreements with Parnell
    · strongly supported Parnell and the idea of a Liberal Alliance
    · very committed to working-class politics
    · tried to put pressure on HR Party to take up their concerns
    · got absolutely no support from Parnell
    · campaigned for Keir Hardie in Scotland (Ind. Labour Party)
    · Davitt also was key person in setting up the Irish trade Union Congress
    · founded a new weekly newspaper - The Labour World - London based
    · Davitt took anti-Parnell stance in the Divorce scandal
    · elected anti-Parnell MP in 1892 until 1895
    Davitt and other issues
    · worked in journalism in final years and travelled widely
    · very strongly opposed to the Boer War
    · defended Jews in Russia and condemned anti-Semitism there
    · critical of role of British Empire in India
    · supported crofters on Scotland
    · supported State funding for education but argued that schools must then be non-denominational - got harsh criticism from Catholic bishops
    · took prominent part in 1906 General election - campaigned for newly formed labour Party candidates in London area and all over UK
    · died in May 1906 from an illness
    Assessment of place in history
    · has been called the "Father of the Land League" but his solution to the land Question was rejected by a majority of tenants and HR Party
    · long-term policy of Land Nationalisation was too radical for a Irish tenants
    · perhaps not having any direct experience of living on the land meant he had not developed a real instinctive sense of the problems of the land
    · greatest achievement was in mobilising the masses in the Land War of 1879-81
    · helped to transform the lives of tenant farmers
    · was a key figure in enlisting Irish American support because of his Fine background and contact with John Devoy
    · Davit is highly regarded among some historians for his writings on humanitarian issues and his attempts to teach the Irish AND British working classes to cooperate


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6,924 ✭✭✭shoutman


    anyone have an essay done on unionism?


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 728 ✭✭✭randomfella


    shoutman wrote:
    anyone have an essay done on unionism?


    is that unionist opposition to hr?


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 10,894 ✭✭✭✭phantom_lord


    Am i safe?

    Q1 Davitt, Butt and Parnell
    Q2 Inter party, War years, Cummann na Ghael
    Q3 Bismarck (Home and Away) France 3rd, Brit Reform
    Q4 The three lads and moves towards euro unity


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 29 love_the_chocol


    Okay people, reassure me, at the moment, i know my special topic and northern Ireland 1922-1966 off by heart, so thats section b and E covered. The other 3, me thinks french third republic, ulster unionism and what should my last on be?? Help me please, gettin pretty desperate now


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 728 ✭✭✭randomfella


    Am i safe?

    Q1 Davitt, Butt and Parnell
    Q2 Inter party, War years, Cummann na Ghael
    Q3 Bismarck (Home and Away) France 3rd, Brit Reform
    Q4 The three lads and moves towards euro unity


    U couldn't possibly be any safer.

    How do u reckon the section A will come up. I hope jsut for michael davitt but i'd say they'll throw in parnell with him as part of the one question. Either way i'm prepared.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 276 ✭✭Delta_ie


    Just a quick Q, I know what constructive unionism is but what does ulster unionism involve...


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 10,894 ✭✭✭✭phantom_lord


    I'd bet on Davitt, hasn't come up in a few years. I thought they might throw in Parnell as it's the last year. They might do a kinda question to sum up the course, ie who did the most out of the 3 or something like that. Out of the last 10 years i think at least one of the 3 has come up.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6,924 ✭✭✭shoutman


    is that unionist opposition to hr?
    yea thats the one random


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 10,894 ✭✭✭✭phantom_lord


    Delta_ie wrote:
    Just a quick Q, I know what constructive unionism is but what does ulster unionism involve...

    Ulsters opposition to HR.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 29 love_the_chocol


    okiay people, if u had to pick one sure thing for section d what wud it be, cause im runnin out of time!!!1 :(


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 728 ✭✭✭randomfella


    i'd say cold war or hitler consolidation but the general consensus is stalin.

    SHoutman do a search and u will find an essay i typed up. Tell me if u get it.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 276 ✭✭Delta_ie


    Cheers, for that phantom

    What do people think of this:

    Sec. A - Davitt/Land, Parnell/HR, Unionism
    Sec. B - Inter party gov., Cumman na nGaedheal, Fianna Fail in power
    Sec. C - French 3rd Rep, Bismark,
    Sec. D - Stalin, Hitler, Euro unity


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 728 ✭✭✭randomfella


    Assess the performance of the interparty governments.
    Anybody willing to type up an essay on this? Or even just give me the paragraph headings

    i have 6 excluding intro and conclusion for 48-51 and i need to exclude one to include one para about the 54-57 coalition

    Para 1 Rep of ireland act
    Para 2 Foriegn Policy
    Para 3 Economic Policies
    Para 4 Agriculture
    Para 5 Social
    Para 6 Health

    just looking at it, i think i could merge agriculture and social, what do u think?


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 728 ✭✭✭randomfella


    Delta_ie wrote:
    Cheers, for that phantom

    What do people think of this:

    Sec. A - Davitt/Land, Parnell/HR, Unionism
    Sec. B - Inter party gov., Cumman na nGaedheal, Fianna Fail in power
    Sec. C - French 3rd Rep, Bismark,
    Sec. D - Stalin, Hitler, Euro unity


    sorted.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 276 ✭✭Delta_ie


    God I hope so, have to finish my business now aswell...


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6,924 ✭✭✭shoutman


    oh and for people needin somethin for section d, spanish civil was is dead handy, really simple and laid out. Causes of the war equals:
    really Regionalism (ie basque and catalan autonomy)
    some extremists wanted total independence
    others ie. army. felt break up of spain would
    be detremental
    retarded Religion (catholic church being seen by some as
    upper class and too conservative ie not allowing change.)
    Others saw C.C. as essential part of spanish identity.
    s Social tensions: landless peasents in south tried to occupy
    unused land on vast estates. Civil guard used to evict them.
    Urban workers: bad working conditions and lack of worker rights
    p Political divisions. 3 Divisions LEFT: Commies,Anarchists,Socialists
    and republicans
    RIGHT: Catholic/Monarchist CEDA,
    Falange (facists):p Carlists and
    conservative radicals
    The rest: Regional autonimists
    a The Army:Got lots of state funds, inefficient due to corruption.
    had right to intervene in politis. Ponounciamiento - used to overthrow regimes

    Just remember really retarded SPA. Oh you should also know political problems up to 1936 and international reaction to the War.

    I think the three times that it has appeared on the paper the question has been the same
    Treat for the causes of and the internation reaction to the spanish civil war


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 359 ✭✭vote4pedro


    I'll know 3 for each after a bit more cramming,
    Sect A: Unionism, Davitt/Land League and Home Rule Party 1900-1918
    Sect B: Interparty, Ireland in WW2, FF in power
    Sect C: Eastern Question, French 3rd, and either Tsarist Russia/Versailles/Causes of WWI (anyone want to recommend which of the three I should do?)
    Sect D: Stalin (int & ext), Hitler (internal) and Mussolini (int & ext)

    I have a bad feeling I'll get stung in one of the sections :(


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6,924 ✭✭✭shoutman


    SHoutman do a search and u will find an essay i typed up. Tell me if u get it.
    yea i got it cheers randomfella


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 63 ✭✭Shinny-dee


    Assess the performance of the interparty governments.
    Anybody willing to type up an essay on this? Or even just give me the paragraph headings

    i have 6 excluding intro and conclusion for 48-51 and i need to exclude one to include one para about the 54-57 coalition

    Para 1 Rep of ireland act
    Para 2 Foriegn Policy
    Para 3 Economic Policies
    Para 4 Agriculture
    Para 5 Social
    Para 6 Health

    just looking at it, i think i could merge agriculture and social, what do u think?


    dont think u need a full paragraph just say dat dev's gov introduced PRSI,adoption act, Health act-formed basis of irish health system 1970 & 30% pop qualified so ireland very poor only small economic growth. include it in your health para after noel brownes mother n child.

    oh an also mention the capital investment advisory committee set up by dev wen u mention n second inter party dat dey implemented it=massive economic growth under lemass!!


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6,924 ✭✭✭shoutman


    vote4pedro wrote:
    I'll know 3 for each after a bit more cramming,
    Sect A: Unionism, Davitt/Land League and Home Rule Party 1900-1918
    Sect B: Interparty, Ireland in WW2, FF in power
    Sect C: Eastern Question, French 3rd, and either Tsarist Russia/Versailles/Causes of WWI (anyone want to recommend which of the three I should do?)
    Sect D: Stalin (int & ext), Hitler (internal) and Mussolini (int & ext)

    I have a bad feeling I'll get stung in one of the sections :(


    Well if i was you it wold be french 3rd, causes of world war one and eastern question however as i am me there is no way im doing the eastern question. I'm really relying on le trosieme republique. Oh and french is over what am i doing (smacks head)


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