What were the three groups in Ireland in the 1500

the Anglo, the Gaelic, the Pale

what was the tutors first attempt to expand their power in Ireland

they started numerous wars against Irish lords.

why did the English method of military conquest not succeed

it was effective but it came at a heaven cost and and Irish families could rise up again after they leave

what was England's reasons for trying to control Ireland

Defence – ireland seen as a back door into England. • Religion – England Protestant \ Ireland catholic • To civilise Ireland – wanted to introduce English custom laws, language etc.. • To profit from Ireland – through trade. • Empire

How did plantations work

after rebellious cheapies were defeated, their land was taken Land was given to loyal planters The planters used English customs and laws The planters would defend their land

what were the three main plantations

the Laois-Offaly plantation, the Munster plantation, the ulster plantations

what were the causes of the ulster plantation

the nine years war \ the battle of kinsale, Spanish help, the flight of the earls, imposing English law.

What are three features of a plantation town

gridiron street pattern, central diamond \ square, walls

What was the Reformation

a protest against the abuses of the Catholic Church, it began in Germany in the 16th century, started by martin Luther’s protest against the indulgences

what were the abuses of the Catholic Church

N.A.P.S = Nepotism: this was appointing a relative to an important position in the church whether or not they were suitable AbsenteeIsm: bishops or priests often did not live in their dioceses or parishes Pluralism: some people held more than one posi

What was the catholic counter reformation

to stop the spread of of Protestantism, the Catholic Church began to reform within.

What is the council of Trent

the council of Trent was a church council, it met three times at Trent (Italy). They made important decisions on reform, they ended the abuses of the church.

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Question	Answer
What were the three groups in Ireland in the 1500	the Anglo, the Gaelic, the Pale
what was the tutors first attempt to expand their power in Ireland	they started numerous wars against Irish lords.
why did the English method of military conquest not succeed	it was effective but it came at a heaven cost and and Irish families could rise up again after they leave
what was England's reasons for trying to control Ireland	Defence – ireland seen as a back door into England. • Religion – England Protestant \ Ireland catholic • To civilise Ireland – wanted to introduce English custom laws, language etc.. • To profit from Ireland – through trade. • Empire
what was the English’s new policy to conquer Ireland	the plantations
How did plantations work	after rebellious cheapies were defeated, their land was taken Land was given to loyal planters The planters used English customs and laws The planters would defend their land
what were the three main plantations	the Laois-Offaly plantation, the Munster plantation, the ulster plantations
what were the causes of the ulster plantation	the nine years war \ the battle of kinsale, Spanish help, the flight of the earls, imposing English law.
What are three features of a plantation town	gridiron street pattern, central diamond \ square, walls
was the plantation of ulster a success	yes, yes it was indeed
What was the Reformation	a protest against the abuses of the Catholic Church, it began in Germany in the 16th century, started by martin Luther’s protest against the indulgences
what were the abuses of the Catholic Church	N.A.P.S = Nepotism: this was appointing a relative to an important position in the church whether or not they were suitable AbsenteeIsm: bishops or priests often did not live in their dioceses or parishes Pluralism: some people held more than one posi
What was the catholic counter reformation	to stop the spread of of Protestantism, the Catholic Church began to reform within.
What is the council of Trent	the council of Trent was a church council, it met three times at Trent (Italy). They made important decisions on reform, they ended the abuses of the church.

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