Change and Conflict
Britain, Ireland and Europe from the Late 16th to the Early 18th Centuries

Change and Conflict addresses Core 2 of the Northern Ireland history curriculum.

Patricia Rice (Author)

9780521466035, Cambridge University Press

Paperback, published 6 October 1994

82 pages
27.6 x 21.9 x 0.7 cm, 0.282 kg

Change and Conflict is part of the Irish History in Perspective series, which forms part of the Cambridge History Programme. The series comprises books for pupils and teachers which will meet the requirements of the history curriculum for Northern Ireland at key stage 3.These specially commissioned books allow pupils to understand how developments at a local, national and international level have helped to shape the economy, culture and political structure of Ireland. Change and Conflict addresses Core 2 of the Northern Ireland history curriculum: Britain, Ireland and Europe from the late 16th to the early 18th centuries.

Overview: the 16th century
1. The Reformation
2. Conflict and colonisation
3. Rivalry between England and Spain
Overview: Tudor policy in Ireland
4. Ireland in the 16th century
5. Early Tudor policy
6. The Munster Plantation
7. The Ulster Plantation
Overview: Conflict in England, Ireland and Scotland
8. King and Parliament in England
9. Ireland in the 1640s
10. 1641: examining the evidence
11. Cromwell in Ireland
Overview: Kings in conflict
12. The monarchy restored
13. Ireland, England and Europe in 1688
14. Two kings in Ireland, 1689–91
15. The legacy of the Williamite Wars
Review: History or myth?

Subject Areas: Educational: History [YQH]