4.) Political developments 1916-18, Reasons for general election outcome, defeat of IPP and Sinn Féin victory, SF strengths, IPP weaknesses and failure of British government policies.

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What was the impact of British labeling the insurrection as a "Sinn Féin Rising"?

It mistakenly gifted Arthur Griffith’s marginal party the prestige of the rebels.

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Which by-election victories contributed to the rise of Sinn Féin in 1917?

Count Plunkett in North Roscommon, Joe McGuinness in South Longford, and Eamon de Valera in East Clare.

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What slogan helped Joe McGuinness win in South Longford?

"Put him in to get him out."

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How many clubs and members did Sinn Féin have by October 1917?

Sinn Féin had 1,200 clubs and 200,000 members.

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What was the significance of the Conscription Crisis in 1918 for Sinn Féin?

It united Sinn Féin with the IPP, the Catholic Church, and Labour in a mass pledge of resistance.

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What was the outcome of the arrests of Sinn Féin leaders during the "German Plot" in 1918?

The arrests backfired, garnering the party more support.

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Results of the 1918 General Election for Sinn Féin and the IPP?

Sinn Féin won 73 seats on a platform of abstentionism and an Irish Republic, while the IPP was reduced to 6 seats.

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What did Sinn Féin do in January 1919 after their election success?

They convened the first Dáil Éireann, setting the stage for the War of Independence.