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Who were some key members of the United Irishmen?
William Drennan, Henry Joy McCracken, and Samuel Neilson.
What newspaper did the United Irishmen begin publishing in January 1792?
The Northern Star.
What were the original aims of the United Irishmen?
Peaceful reform, religious equality, removal of British influence from Ireland, and universal male suffrage.
What significant event occurred in Britain in 1793?
Britain declared war on France.
What changes did the British government make regarding penal laws in Ireland?
They abolished most remaining penal laws and granted Catholics the right to vote, but not the right to sit in parliament.
What happened to the United Irishmen after they were banned?
They became a secret society committed to revolution against British rule.
Who sought military support from France for an Irish rebellion?
Wolfe Tone.
What was the outcome of the French fleet's attempt to support the Irish rebellion in 1796?
Only 14 out of 43 ships reached Bantry Bay due to storms, and the fleet turned back.
What actions did the governments in Dublin and London take against the United Irishmen?
They took steps to destroy the United Irishmen and their network.
What measures did General Lake employ in Ulster to suppress the United Irishmen?
He demanded weapons or information, burned houses, and tortured suspects through methods like half-hanging and pitch capping.
What was the purpose of the violent measures taken against suspected supporters of the rebellion?
To terrify people and reduce support for a rebellion.