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Irish Plantations (Ulster was a success (King James made sure, the…
Irish Plantations
Ulster was a success
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- enough protestant planters+ undertakers
- The flight of the Earls left good land
1641 Revolt
who revolted?
- Woodkerne attacked planters
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success/failure
- longs term= failure, NI is protestant
- short term= success
Their reason?
- because planters took their land
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- The Pale- Henry III- small success
- Laois/offaly- Mary Tudor -mass failure
- Munster- Elizabeth I- mass failure
- Ulster- James I- huge success
They were set up because..
- To make Ireland Protestant
- To prevent Ireland's allies from attacking England
- To expand their religion
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Plantation Towns
- Belfast
-Lisburn
-Coleraine
Plantations 2+3 failed because...
- Woodkerne attacked
-poor quality undertakers+tenants
- limited supplies e.g weapons
Describe defences in a plantation town
- a well
-bawn
-walls
-easy+straight roads