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Quiz by Ger McCabe Kelly, updated more than 1 year ago
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Question 1
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When did the Nine Year War take place?
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1594-1603
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1914-1921
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1556-1560
Question 2
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Which Chieftains of Ulster rebelled against Queen Elizabeth I causing the Nine Year War. Pick 2
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Hugh Hefner
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Hugh O Donnell
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Hugh O Neill
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Hugh Grant
Question 3
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The final battle took place at Kinsale 1601
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- True
- False
Question 4
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The Earls surrendered in 1603 and signed the Treaty of...
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Mellifont
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Mellow Yellow
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Marmalade
Question 5
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The Earls were upset about the restrictions set upon them and left Ulster for good in what is known as the Flight of he Earls. What year did they leave
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1607
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1603
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1650
Question 6
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After the F[blank_start]light[blank_end] of the E[blank_start]arls[blank_end], King J[blank_start]ames[blank_end] I confiscated the land of U[blank_start]lster[blank_end] and prepared for a massive P[blank_start]lantation[blank_end]. he was determined to avoid the m[blank_start]istakes[blank_end] of previous Plantations and decided that there would be t[blank_start]hree[blank_end] types of Planters
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light
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arls
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ames
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lster
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lantation
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istakes
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hree
Question 7
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The three types of Planters that King James I decided upon were called
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Undertakers
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Servitors
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Bloody Mary's
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Roundheads
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The Deserving Irish
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The Avengers
Question 8
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The Ulster Plantation was a success
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- True
- False
Question 9
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Which of the following were direct consequences of the Ulster Plantation
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The majority of the land in Ulster changed from being owned by Irish landowners to British Planters who became very wealthy.
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The land of Ulster was now cultivated for profit. Forests were cleared and crops were grown that could make profits.
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16 new towns including Enniskillen, Dungannon and Donegal were built.
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Scottish Presbyterians and English Anglicans coming into the area led to a new Protestant majority among the population of Ulster
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The Irish way of dressing and living was banned by law and native Irish were forbidden to live in the new towns.
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Alcohol was banned from being consumed.
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