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unit 3 Monsters - Lesson 3 Worksheet 2022

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VICTORIAN MONSTERS  2023 - Lesson 1 + Lesson 2

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unit 3 Monsters - Lesson 2 Worksheets 2. + Task 2.

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Welcome to Ireland

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Embark on a journeythrough Irish history

Go through this webquest to learn more about Irish history !1. For each historical era, you will be given one document. Once you have fully completed it, show it to your teacher to have the next one.2. Some videos are displayed. Some of them are timed and CANNOT be played entirely: you only need to watch the extracts that have been chosen. SO DO NOT CLICK ON THE VIDEO TO WATCH IT IN FULL.3. Some links may be active in the texts taken from various websites. DO NOT CLICK ON THEM -- or you might get lost in too many details.

The rules

Celtic Ireland

Welcome to your first stop in Celtic Ireland !Watch this short video about the Celts's arrival in Ireland and read the text to learn more about Celtic culture.

To read the text, click here

For the video, stop watching at 1 min 33 secs !

Celtic Ireland and the arrical of ChristianityBefore the 5th century, neither the Romans nor the Anglo-Saxons succeeded to invade Ireland. This enabled the Celtic tribes that had settled there - namely, the Gaels and the Irish-to survive, and allowed their culture to develop.Saint Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland, converted the Irish to Christianity in the mid-5th century A.D.. Here, the Saint is shown on a greeting card with the word 'Erin Go Bragh' (Ireland forever)When St. Patrick arrived in Ireland in 432 A.D., he brought Christianity and many Celtic traditions were incorporated into the "new" religion. In fact, some historians say that Catholicism was able to take over as the dominant religion on the island after killing the Druids, the religious leaders of the Gaels...However, even with Christianity's take over, traces of Celtic culture remain : Ireland's national symbol, the shamrock(a green, three-pronged leaf) is originally a Celtic symbol but also represents the "Holy Trinity" of Catholic tradition-the Father (God), son (Jesus Christ) and the Holy Spirit.The Celtic cross is a mix of Catholic cross and Celtic art. In addition, many Celtic folklore stories are still told in Ireland.source: history.com

With English invasion, the Irish history took an important turn.Click here to read more about it !

The English invasion

The English invasionThe English invasion of Ireland in the late 12th Century marked the beginning of 700 years of shared history between the two neighbouring islands.The English Crown did not get full control of Ireland until 1541, when the Irish Parliament gaveto Henry VIIIthe title of King of Ireland after a uprising* by the Earl of Kildare, which threatened the power of the King.Henry VIII was the first King of England to be also the King of Ireland.The arrival of thousands of Protestant settlersfrom England and Scotland forced many of the existing Catholic landholders* to leave and sowed the seeds* for centuries of sectarian and military conflict.Wars in the middle and end of the 17th Century reinforced the power of the Protestant landlords*, also called the Protestant ascendancy. The most important was the victory of William of Orange (Protestant) over James II (Catholic) in the Battle of Boyne in 1690: this battle is both celebrated (by Protestants) and mourned* (by Catholics) to this day.The Irish Parliament was abolishedin 1801and Ireland become a part of the new United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland under the Act of Union.uprising = rebellionlandholder = farmersow the seeds : planter une graine, commencerlandlord : propriétaire terrienmourn: être en deuilsource: bbc.com

Find out more about a tragedy which shaped Ireland !Stop the video at 4.18!

The potato famine

The English invasion resulted centuries later in a political troubles and war.

The War of Independance

If you want to know more about Northern Ireland after the war, click here :

If you want to know more about the Irish War of Independance, click here :

Before the Irish War of IndependenceThe Easter Rising in Dublin, 4th April 1916In 1916, the Irish Nationalists launched an insurrection, known as Easter Rising, against the British rule in Ireland. The British forces resorted to punitive actions against many Irish Republican leaders. These terrible executions shocked the Irish population. Consequently, by 1918, the population of Ireland mostly stood against the British.The general election of 1918It was no wonder then, that in the November 1918 general election, the people of Ireland voted massively for Sinn Féin, the nationalist party. Sinn Féin believed the Union of Great Britain and Ireland was illegal from the beginning and that no Irishman or woman could legally participate in any of its institutions. Ireland was to be a free and independent countrysharing the same monarch as Great Britain.The victorious Sinn Féin party immediately refused to take part in the Westminster parliament but organized the first Dáil Éireann, a meeting where they reaffirmed the 1916Proclamation of Independence.They also constituted the Irish Republican Army to fight for an Irish Republic.The Irish War of IndependanceThe Irish War of Independence took place during the years of 1919 - 1921. In December of 1921, the Anglo-Irish Treaty in December between the Irish and British government ended the Irish war for independence.The Anglo-Irish Treaty that ended the War of Independence dividedthe island into two self-governing areas. The South became theIrish Free State or Irish Republic, which was independant but stayed in the British Empire.Northern Ireland had the choice and chose to stay outside of the Free State and remain British.

After the warIn 1922, Northern Ireland was a self-governing region of the United Kingdom.Two-thirds of its population (about one million people) wereProtestantand about one-third (roughly 500,000 people) was Catholic.A divided areaNorthern Ireland, particularly Belfast, had for a long time attracted economic migrants from Ireland, seeking employment in its flourishing linen-making and shipbuilding industries. The best jobs had gone to Protestants, but the local economy still provided work for Catholics but there were economic inequalities.The divide between Catholics and Protestants was also grounded in cultureand politics.Neither Irish history nor the Irish language was taught in schools in Northern Ireland, it was illegal to fly the flag of the Irish Republic, and from 1956 to 1974, Sinn Féin, the party of Irish Republicanism, also was banned in Northern Ireland.That's why some Catholics fought for the incorporation of Northern Ireland into the Irish Free state.On the contrary, Protestants saw themselves as British and feared that they would lose their culture and privilege if Northern Ireland were incorporated by the Irish republic.So they expressed their opinion by getting involved in Protestant unionist fraternal organizations such as theOrange Order ( inspired by the victory of King William III (William of Orange) at the Battle of the Boyne in 1690) .Despite these tensions, during 40 years after the partition of Ireland, the situation was relatively stable.

The tensions in Northen Ireland escalated until the Troubles which started at the end of the 1960s

The Troubles

For information about the Troubles, watch the video here :

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Welcome to Ireland e Embark on a journeythrough Irish history Go through this webquest to learn more about Irish history !1. For each historical era, you will be given one document. Once you have fully completed it, show it to your teacher to have the next one.2. Some videos are displayed.

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Team 1 : Celtic Ireland (Sirin, Dylan, Shaka, MArie-Gabrielle) 

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Team 1 : Celtic Ireland (Sirin, Dylan, Shaka, MArie-Gabrielle) 

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Team 2 : The English invasion (Esha, Tessa, Shaka, Marie-Gabrielle) 

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Team 2 : The English invasion (Esha, Tessa, Shaka, Marie-Gabrielle) 

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Team 3 : The Potato Famine (Victoria, William, Emre) 

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Team 3 : The Potato Famine (Victoria, William, Emre) 

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Team 4 : The War (Anne-Laure, Luca, Claire)

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Team 4 : The War (Anne-Laure, Luca, Claire)

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Team 5 : The Troubles (Selin, Mayssa, Assia, Marin) 

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Team 5 : The Troubles (Selin, Mayssa, Assia, Marin) 

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