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Plantations
2nd yr history - plantations
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What queen organised Laois Offaly plantation | Mary |
| What queen organised Munster plantation | Elizabeth |
| What religion did england want to spread to ireland | Protestantism |
| 2 countries england wanted to stop from setting up a base in ireland | Spain and france |
| Who won the battle of yellow ford | Nissan |
| Name of the area england ruled in and around dublin and North leinster | Pale |
| Name of the English system of law | Common law |
| Was Laois Offaly a success or a failure | Failure |
| Why did laois Offaly fail | Not enough settlers came over from england |
| Name the system where irish lords gave land and loyalty to king in return for a title and their land back? | Surrender and regrant |
| Name of guy who received land in plantation and agreed to follow rules | Undertaker |
| The estates in Munster were too big/small to manage? | Too big |
| A famous planter had to try manage 42000 acres. Name him | Sir Walter Raleigh |
| Name the big town in kerry beginning with a k that was set up in Munster plantation | Killarney |
| Name the 3 armies in battle of kinsale | England, Spain and irish |
| Name the event where Irish leaders left for europe to get help | Flight of the earls |
| How many counties did the England take over in Ulster plantation | Six |
| What did the English call derry | Londonderry |
| What group took control of derry | London trade guilds |
| Omagh and Belfast were new towns in what plantation | Ulster |
| Royalists and parliamentarians were fighting in what war? | English civil war |
| Cromwell sent irish settlers west of what river? | Shannon |
| What was the first town that Cromwell massacred people in after they had surrendered | Drogheda |
| Cromwell sent 50000 irish to work on what type of plantations in Caribbean? | Sugar |
| After plantations, what religion had all the power? | Protestants |
| Name for the Protestants who had all the power. Two words. P A | Protestant ascendancy |