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| Celtic defeat of spreading Viking forces; Vikings are acclimated |
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| Unsuccessful system of laws meant to prevent Normans from further acclimation to Irish culture |
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1494
Irish parliament taken over by English parliament |
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| King of Ireland / Head of Protestant Church of England |
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| Dutch (Protestant) King, William of Orange, asked to help oust English (Catholic) King James--wins @ Battle of Boyn |
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| Still a holiday in Northern Ireland |
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July 12th
End of Williamite war |
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| Enacted soon after James' defeat--complete segregation & civil subjugation of Irish Catholics + separating them from their churches |
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| Allowed Catholics to participate in parliament; repealed Penal Laws |
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| Daniel O' Connel (street!) |
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| Guy who won seat in Parliament and won over Cathlic Relief Act |
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| Slow movement: give land ownership to the Irish Catholic majority that worked on, lived off of, and lived on it. |
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| ** Reasons for Northern Irish separation? |
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* Most of Plantation ended up focusing there
* Protestant majority
* Profited more from linen trade w/
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* Threaten to react militarily if Home Rule established |
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| Four main Irish provinces |
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Ulster (6 parts NE; except for Donegal, Cavan, Monogahn)
Connaught
Leinster
Munster |
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