Joint Crisis Committee--The Irish War of Independence 1919: The Dail Eireann vs. The Second Cabinet of David Lloyd George
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The Dail Eireann: Arthur Griffith, Brian O'Higgins, Cathal Brugha, Constance Markievicz, Desmond Fitzgerald, Edward Carson, Ernest Blythe, Frank Fahy, Frank Lawless, James Dolan, James O'Mara, Joseph McGrath, Joseph McGuinness, Laurence Ginnell, Liam de Roiste, Michael Collins, Patrick O'Keeffe, Richard Mulcahy, Robert Barton, Sean MacEntee, Sean O'Mahony, Terence MacSwiney, Thomas Hunter, Thomas Johnson, W.T. Cosgrave
The Second Cabinet of David Lloyd George: Albert Inkpin, Alfred Milner, Alfred Mond, Andrew Weir, Auckland Geddes, Charles Hardinge, Charles McCurdy, Denis Henry, Edward Frederick Lindley Wood, Edward Shortt, Edwin Montagu, George Curzon, Hamar Greenwood, Henry Wilson, Herbert Henry Asquith, James Campbell, John French, Laming Worthington-Evans, Leo Amery, Robert Munro, Stanley Baldwin, Thomas James Macnamara, Walter Long, William Peel, Winston Churchill | ||||
What is a Joint Crisis Committee?
A Joint Crisis Committee or JCC is a crisis committee in which delegates are broken into two rooms in which they debate the same crisis simulation. Actions taken by one room of delegates can impact the crisis in the other room. The two rooms typically simulate organizations or governments that are opposed to one another. For this year, delegates will be placed in the Dial Eireann or the Second Cabinet of David Lloyd George. They will be tasked with resolving the issue of Irish Independence and the political, economic, and social upheavals caused by the First World War.
A Joint Crisis Committee or JCC is a crisis committee in which delegates are broken into two rooms in which they debate the same crisis simulation. Actions taken by one room of delegates can impact the crisis in the other room. The two rooms typically simulate organizations or governments that are opposed to one another. For this year, delegates will be placed in the Dial Eireann or the Second Cabinet of David Lloyd George. They will be tasked with resolving the issue of Irish Independence and the political, economic, and social upheavals caused by the First World War.