Constance Markievicz by Éanna
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Constance Markievicz was born in London in 1868 to a wealthy Anglo-Irish family and studied art in London and Paris. She fought for Irish independence in the Easter Rising of 1916, Irish War of Independence, and Irish Civil War, becoming the first woman elected to the British House of Commons in 1918 but did not take her seat. She died in 1927 and is famous for being the first female cabinet minister and fighting for Ireland's independence.
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- 2. DATE OF BIRTH ➤ She was born on the 4th of February, 1868.
- 3. BORN ➤ She was born in Buckingham Gate, London.
- 4. CHILDHOOD AND FAMILY ➤ Her husband is Casmir Markievicz and her daughter is Maeve Markievicz Casmir Markievicz
- 5. HER LIFE IN BRIEF ➤ She fought in the Easter Rising, Irish War of Independence and the Irish Civil War.
- 6. DIED ➤ She died on July 5th, 1927.
- 7. FAMOUS FOR ➤ She is famous for fighting for Ireland's independence.
- 8. I ADMIRE HER... ➤ Because she fought for what was right.
- 9. SHE IS AN INSPIRATIONAL IRISH WOMAN ➤ Because she fought for what was right.
- 10. FACT 1 ➤ She came from a wealthy Anglo-Irish family.
- 11. FACT 2 ➤ She studied art in London and Paris.
- 12. FACT 3 ➤ She was appointed Minister for Labour in 1918.
- 13. FACT 4 ➤ She fought in the 1916 Rising and was sentenced to death, but as a woman her sentence was commuted to life imprisonment.
- 14. FACT 5 ➤ She was the first woman elected to Parliament in Westminster but she didn't take her seat.