Britain & Ireland

What had established when the English settlers arrived in Ireland?

• Plantation of Dublin

• Plantation of Belfast

• Plantation of Ulster

To control the power & parliament in Ireland, what law had set against the Irish Catholics?

• Christian law

• Penal law

• Protestant law

What was this significant event that happened & inspired Irish to start to rebel against the English?

• Glorious Revolution

• English Revolution

• French Revolution

What were the Irish protested?

• allowed Catholics to become lawyer

• treated Catholics fair as Protestants

• Irish parliament free from English interference

• exiled the English & Protestants out of Ireland

William Pitt, British Prime Minister allowed Catholics to sit in England parliament, but in one condition, which was:

• accepted the Act of Union

• accepted the Union of Ireland

• accepted the Union of Anglo-Irish

Ireland suffered a serious famine in 1845 til 1849. What happened to their potatoes?

• destroyed by the disease called 'blight'

• destroyed by the disease called 'blime'

• destroyed by the disease called 'blume'

What was the law that passed by Prime Minister Peel to help Irish during famine?

• wheat law

• barley law

• corn law

There were a lot of Irish emigrated. Which countries they emigrated to?

• USA, Mexico, Brazil

• Australia, New Zealand

• Canada, Alaska, Greenland

• Canada, USA, Australia

What were the reasons that Irish emigrated?

• look for better life

• look for job opportunities

• increasing taxes & declining profits

The ships that transported the Irish were known as 'coffin ships', why was that?

• the ships were shaped like coffin

• conditions in ship were horrible

• passengers had diseases & made others fell sick too