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1
What does a 'Planned Town' (during the Plantations) mean.
All of the above.
It had strong walls and defences.
The town was settled by loyal Irish and British planters.
It was build neat and tidy.
2
Which of the following was a tax/ act that the British imposed (put) on the Americans?
The Sugar Act.
The Shoes Act.
The Feather Act.
The Gravy Act.
3
Could you still eat a potato after it was infected by blight?
I don't know.
No.
Maybe.
Yes.
4
Wolfe Tone used both Parliamentary and Physical Force methods.
True
False
5
The Presbyterian Church is a Protestant religious denomination.
False
True
6
Why weren't Americans happy with the British government?
The British made fun of the Americans' accents.
All of the above.
The American flag was less cool than the British flag.
The Americans were not allowed to make their own decisions.
7
Why was poverty a cause of the Famine in Ireland?
It meant people had to rely on one food to eat.
People could not afford food.
People had no money for doctors.
All of the above.
8
Innoculation (vaccinating) was invented in the 21st Century.
True
False
9
What rules did Planters have to follow when they were given land?
They could only speak English.
They had to build a bawn (wall) around their property.
All of the above.
They had to obey all English rules.
10
What was the 'Irish Diaspora?'
Countries where Irish people are born.
Irish people and their descendents that live inside Ireland.
Countries that Irish people are not allowed enter.
Irish people and their descendents that live outside of Ireland.
11
Why was the American Revolutionary Army able to beat the British Army?
Guerilla (ambush) tactics.
Aliens zapped them.
They outnumbered the British.
The British forgot to feed their horses so they had no cavalry.
12
What was Brehon Law?
It was a mix of Irish and English laws.
It was the laws Irish people used before the Plantations.
It was the laws Irish people used after the Plantations.
It was a list of things Brehon was not allowed to do since he was bold.
13
Why did the 1798 Rebellion happen?
The French told them to do it.
Irish people were tired of giving money to the Anglican Church.
All of the above.
The Americans secretly smuggled weapons into Ireland.
14
Only Protestants were given land during the Ulster Plantations.
False
True
15
How many American colonies did the British control?
Ah sure a fair few.
42.
20.
13.
16
A French army of 15,000 soldiers didn't help Ireland because of bad weather.
True
False
17
How were Steam Engines powered?
Electricity.
Coal.
Oil.
Happy feelings.
18
What were conditions like in a Workhouse during the Famine?
They were pretty good and people were happy to go into them.
People were paid money and given free healthcare.
Excellent, it was warm inside.
Awful, they were overcrowded and full of rats.
19
'Nepotism' is putting your relatives or friends in positions/ jobs.
False
True
20
Martin Luther wrote his Theses in German first.
False
True
21
In what order did the Plantations happen?
It's a trick question! Ireland was never conquered!
Cork, Ulster, Laois-Offaly.
Ulster, Laois-Offaly, Cork.
Laois-Offaly, Cork, Ulster.
22
What countries helped the Americans during the American Revolution?
China, Russia, Japan.
Jamaica, Ireland, Korea.
France, Spain, Holland.
Africa, Europe, Antartica.
23
What happened after Martin Luther died?
Pogroms definitely didn't happen.
Europe was devasted by religious war.
The two religions learned to live in peace.
The Catholic Church and Protestant Churches engaged in peaceful talks.
24
Why did King James I want to take over Ulster?
Wanted to stop Ireland being used as a base to attack England.
All of the above.
To gain money and spread English culture.
Wanted to spread the Protestant religion.
25
Why did the 1798 Rebellion fail?
The Rebels were very disorganised and there were traitors.
It was the Easter Break so everyone was on holidays.
The French refused to help the Irish.
The English army was very scary so most people refused to fight.
26
The British Government did all they could to help the Irish people during the Famine.
True
False
27
Hospitals in the early 19th Century were safe and clean.
True
False
28
How many Theses (rules) did Martin Luther King write?
950
95
About 46
He was able to write?
29
What was the 'Papal Bull?'
Taxes that were due to the Church.
A bull the pope owned.
A letter from the pope to Luther.
The pope's fanmail.
30
What does the 'subdivision' of land mean?
It is when you make your land bigger.
It is the process of naming fields.
It is when you make your land smaller.
People chop the land up with knives.
31
'Simony' is using money to buy a position of power.
False
True
32
How many members did the United Irishmen have during the 1798 Rebellion?
300,000.
50.
50,000.
Less than half of what we hoped for.
33
What was a long-term consequence of the Ulster Plantations.
The potato yield quadrupled.
Catholics and Protestants learned to live in peace.
They got really good at building towers with red doors.
Catholics and Protestants distrusted each other.
34
What was the most important machine during the Industrial Revolution?
The Computer.
Samuel Crompton's Spinning Mule.
The Steam Engine.
Cartwright's Power Loom.
35
Why were Steam Engines first built?
People thought it looked cool when the wheels spun.
To pump water out of coal mines.
They were used for making bread.
To power factories.
36
What was a result of the 1798 Rebellion?
Everyone agreed to have a cup of tea before doing anything cray-cray.
The British lost power over Ireland.
Catholics were trusted less.
Catholics were trusted more.
37
What was a Planter/ Settler?
Someone who grew plants.
Someone who sold land to the British government.
Someone who planted a flag in the ground.
Someone who was invited to settle land.
