Ireland's History Flashcards

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10.5k BC and 500 BC

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10.5k BC [First Human’s enter current Ireland.]

500 B.C [Celt’s begin to immigrate to current Ireland.]

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5th c. AD

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5th c. AD [Gaelic society dominated Ireland, establishing tribal kingdoms.]

5th c. AD [ 432 AD - St. Patrick converts Ireland to Christianity. Before - pagonism]

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8th c. AD

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8th c. AD [Viking invasions]

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1014 AD

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1014 AD [The Battle of Clontarf - led by King Brian Boru, who was killed in battle.]

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12th c. AD

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12th c. AD [The Anglo-Norman invasion of Ireland 1169 AD, King Henry II of England claimed lordship over Ireland, marking the beginning of English influence.]

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1594 AD - 1603 AD

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1594 AD - 1603 AD [The Nine Years’ War - Irish lords vs the English crown. Irelands Defeat - a significant loss of Gaelic autonomy.

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17th c. AD

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17th c. AD [English Civil War & Williamite War - Catholic vs Protestant - The Irish Catholics were defeated in the Battle of Boyne 1690. Ireland became largely Protestant, with Catholics facing heavy discrimination.

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1700’s AD

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[The Protestant Ascendancy - Irish laws limiting the rights of Catholics - Penal Laws.]

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1782 AD

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[The Revolutionary period in Ireland led to grants of legislative independence, though Britain still controlled Ireland’s foreign affairs.]

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1798 AD

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[The Irish Rebellion of 1798 - a failed uprising.]

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1801 AD

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[Unification of Ireland and Great Britain - Creation of The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. Ireland lost it’s parliament.]

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1845 AD - 1852 AD

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[The Great Irish Famine - 1m. ppl dead, mass emigration, primarily to US.]

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1860’s AD - 1870’s AD

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[Several Irish Independence movement - “Fenian Brotherhood” in USA, “Irish Republican Brotherhood” in Ireland to liberate Ireland from British rule.]

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1916 AD

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[The Easter Rising in Dublin - Pivotal event in the Irish struggle for independence, rising was suppressed, but significantly inspired the independence movement.]

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1919 AD - 1921 AD

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[The Irish War of Independence/ Anglo-Irish War - Ended with the Anglo-Irish Treaty establishing the Irish Free State.]

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1922 AD - 1923 AD

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[The Irish Civil War [pro-Treaty vs anti-Treaty]. Pro-Treaty won.]

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1937 AD

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[The Irish Free State adopted a new constitution, establishing the Republic of Ireland as a sovereign state.]

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1949 AD

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[Ireland formally declared itself a republic and left the British Commonwealth.]

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1960’s AD - 1998 AD

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[”The Troubles” - period of conflict in Northern Ireland, resolved by the Good Friday Agreement - established a devolved government in Northern Ireland.

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[Act of retaliation/revenge in response of an offense or a wrong.]

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Reprisals

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[Something that causes damage/decay/deteriation.]

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Blight