Political Propaganda 1: Ulster Unionists
6 Questions
| Attempts: 220
This brief quiz is an attempt to encourage students to explore the nature of political propaganda and the use of images and symbols. The picture is a postcard produced by Ulster Unionists during the fight to defeat the Third Home Rule Bill, 1912, which was to give Ireland a parliament of its own.
Questions and Answers
- 1.What is the part of the postcard labelled 1?
- A.
Red Hand of Ulster
- B.
Union Jack
- C.
English politician
- D.
Ulster
- 2.What is the part of the postcard labelled 2?
- A.
Red Hand of Ulster
- B.
Union Jack
- C.
English politician
- D.
Ulster
- 3.What is the part of the postcard labelled 3?
- A.
Red Hand of Ulster
- B.
Union Jack
- C.
English politician
- D.
Ulster
- 4.What is the part of the postcard labelled 4?
- A.
Red Hand of Ulster
- B.
Union Jack
- C.
English politician
- D.
Ulster
- 5.What is the actual name of the province named 'Maynooth Province' in the postcard?
- A.
Ulster
- B.
Leinster
- C.
Connaught
- D.
Munster
- 6.What institution are Ulster Unionists trying to keep in this piece of propaganda?
- A.
Act of Union between Britain and Ireland
- B.
House of Lords
- C.
Irish parliament
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