What are the 3 main causes of the Tyrone Rebellion?
Culture, Personal Ambition and Religion
2 of 12
How did the Spanish react to Tyrone's Rebellion?
They attempted to exploit the situation and include an Irish section to their 1596 Armada. While this was unsuccessful it demonstrated their clear intentions.
3 of 12
The Battle of Yellow Ford
1598 - Irish Victory
4 of 12
Name 2 effects of the Yellow Ford battle
Tyrone was left in control of Ulster. The Munster plantation was destroyed.
5 of 12
What happened in 1599?
Essex was sent in as Lord Lieutanant.
6 of 12
Why was this a bad move?
Essex, true to his nature, disobeyed Elizabeth's orders. Instead of heading North to face Tyrone as ordered he avoided confrontation and made a truce, before defying Elizabeth's orders and returning to court.
7 of 12
What happened once the truce made by Essex had expired?
Tyrone moved south, hoping to link up with the Spanish forces.
8 of 12
Who was Essex's replacement?
Mountjoy.
9 of 12
When was the Battle of Kinsdale?
1601
10 of 12
Who won the Battle of Kinsdale?
The English forces
11 of 12
How many Spanish troops were provided for the Battle of Kinsdale?
Over 3000
12 of 12
Other cards in this set
Card 2
Front
Culture, Personal Ambition and Religion
Back
What are the 3 main causes of the Tyrone Rebellion?
Card 3
Front
They attempted to exploit the situation and include an Irish section to their 1596 Armada. While this was unsuccessful it demonstrated their clear intentions.
Back
Card 4
Front
1598 - Irish Victory
Back
Card 5
Front
Tyrone was left in control of Ulster. The Munster plantation was destroyed.
Comments
No comments have yet been made