2nd Yr Summer Assessment

What is a Lutheran

• Member of a Protestant church based on Luther's teachings

• Protestants who followed the strict philosophy of Calvin

• Members of the Society of Jesus

• Acceptance into heaven

Explain indulgences.

• Church court that punished people suspected of heresy

• Jesuit missionary to Japan

• Luther's belief that only faith can save a soul

• Pardon for sins sold by the Catholic Church

What is nationalism ?

• Wanting to maintain the link with Britain

• Achieving independence through an armed rebellion

• Small group of COI members that controlled Ireland

• The desire to gain independence from Britain

What was 'Protestant Ascendancy' ?

• Achieving independence through an armed rebellion

• Robert Emmet, William O'Brien and Jeremiah O'Donovan Rossa

• Small group of COI members that controlled Ireland

• Protestant vigilante group

Who was the leader of the United Irishmen?

• General Humbert

• General Hoche

• Wolfe Tone

• Daniel O'Connell

What is a unionist?

• Someone who wants complete/partial independence from Britain

• Something that stands for or represents something else

• Kingdom

• A person who supported the union between Britain and Ireland

Define plantation.

• Characteristics that make one group different from another

• Seizure by authorities

• Forcefully take over

• Confiscation land being given to loyal settlers

What is a bawn?

• Organization set up to protect Protestant interests

• The conflict between Catholics and Protestants in NI

• A defensive stone yard built by planters

• Someone who wants complete/partial independence from Britain

Outline the causes of the American Revolution.

• Fair taxation, the Boston Tea Party & the New York Massacre

• Not taxing the colonies

• Too much tax in Britain

• Unfair taxation, the Boston Tea Party & the Boston Massacre

What did the Stamp Act meant for colonists?

• Sugar was taxed

• Americans had to pay a tax on tea

• Americans had to have legal documents officially stamped

• 'No taxation without representation'