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The English took over some land in Ireland and made new laws that the Gaelic Irish could not take living under. So the Gaelic Irish got in a boat and sailed away and took the wrong direction and ended up in Italy instead of Spain. :)
Th e above has obviously been written by someone who does not know what they are answering. The land was not a small bit of land but Ireland. The Irish had to leave their lands as they were being driven from it. they did land in Spain, if you look up the History of Chief O'Neil that should show you. Don't think you would have been so flippant if Argentina had taken back their own lands ie Malvinas, Falkland Islands.
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What is the oldest colony?
Virginia it was founded in 1607
What date was Jamestown started?
Jamestown was settled in May 1607
When was Virginia established a colony?
The first expedition in 1584 dissapeared, and it was assumed that they had been kidnapped or killed by the Native Americans living in the area. But other expeditions survived and Virginia was made a colony in 1607.
What year did England establish the colony of Virginia what year1492 1607 1620 1776?
England established Virginia is 1607
What years were the colonial period?
The Colonial Period took place from about 1607 to about the time when the Declaration of Independence was written and signed. (So, about 1607 to about 1775)
When did The Flight of the Earls take place?
14 Sept 1607
Where did flight of the earls take place?
The flight of earls was a migration from Ireland to continental Europe. It took place on September 14, 1607 and was led by Rory O'Donnell.
When did Revolt of the Earls happen?
Revolt of the Earls happened in 1075.
8 What were the effects of the earls leaving Ireland?
The departure of the earls from Ireland in 1607, known as the Flight of the Earls, had several effects. It significantly weakened the power and influence of the Gaelic Irish nobility, as they abandoned their ancestral lands and titles. It also contributed to the consolidation of English control in Ireland, as the government took advantage of the power vacuum left by the departing earls. Additionally, it led to increased plantation and settlement by English and Scottish settlers in Ulster.
What was the flight of Ulster in 1607?
the main Gaelic leaders were allowed to leave from Ulster after the end of the 9 year war. the earls and their families and many of their officers left for mainland Europe. the ordinary people were left behind with no leaders.
What happened in the flight of earls?
The "Flight of the Earls" took place because some of the Earls in Ulster could not take living under the English laws anymore, so in the middle of the night they got on a boat and sailed away from Ulster. Leah Age: 13
Why did the flight of earls matter?
The flight of the earls mattered because the Irish needed refuge from Europe.This was very important.
What happened to native people in Ireland when they joined british?
Not much. The rich people ran away in what is commonly reffered to as 'The Flight of the Earls' to France. Everyone else stayed in Ireland and their descendants still live their today.
What were the effects of the flight of the earls?
The Flight of the Earls in 1607 marked a significant turning point in Irish history, leading to the decline of Gaelic nobility and the consolidation of English power in Ireland. It resulted in the confiscation of vast tracts of land, which were redistributed to English settlers, intensifying the Protestant colonization of Ireland. The event also sparked increased tensions between the Irish population and English authorities, setting the stage for future conflicts. Ultimately, it symbolized the loss of indigenous Gaelic culture and governance, contributing to a long-lasting legacy of unrest and division in Ireland.
What were the consequences of the flight of the earls?
The Flight of the Earls in 1607 marked a significant turning point in Irish history, leading to the end of Gaelic leadership in Ireland. Following the departure of prominent Gaelic lords, many Irish lands were confiscated and redistributed to English settlers, intensifying the Protestant plantation policies. This event also contributed to the deepening of sectarian divisions and resentment towards English rule, setting the stage for future conflicts in Ireland. Furthermore, it signaled the decline of traditional Irish culture and autonomy, as English governance became increasingly entrenched.
What are some historic things that happend in 1607?
In 1607, the Bank of Genoa failed after Spain went into bankrupcy. The Dutch defeated the Spanish in the Battle of Gilbraltar. Jamestown, Virginia is founded the Bristish as the first succesful Europeon colony in North America. In Ireland, the Flight of the Earls takes place when the Irish chieftains flee to Rome, which allows the British to set up the Ulster Plantation. The British song, God Save the King, was first sung.
When did Midland Revolt happen?
Midland Revolt happened in 1607.
