Dublin and Belfast, The parts of Ireland that were industrialised by 1841, Textiles, linen and ship building, Industries that were thriving in Belfast, The Guinness Brewery and wool, Industries that were thriving in Dublin, Tenement, A building that housed a large number of people, Overcrowding, When 2 families lived in 1 room, Typhoid, cholera, scarlet fever and small pox, Common diseases during this era, Places where adults and children worked, Factories and the docks, Fighting and drinking, Things people done to cope with the harshness of their lives, 70%, The percentage of people living in the countryside in 1841, Act of Union, An act that meant Ireland lost its government in Ireland, Catholic Emancipation, An act that would allow catholics sit in English parliament, 1 penny a month, The cost of membership to the Catholic Association, 1829, The year the Emancipation Act was passed in, The Liberator, Daniel O'Connell's nickname, The Repeal Association, A movement set up to abolish the Act of Union, 1847, The year O'Connell died, Martin Luther King and Mahatma Gandhi, People who viewed O'Connell as an inspiration, 100,000, The amount of people who attended one of O'Connell's monster meetings, A hatred of political violence, One of O'Connell's key beliefs, The nation that produced food for both Ireland and Britain, Ireland

Chapter 15: Daniel O'Connell

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