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  1. Colonies maintained nominal allegiance to the British Crown while Irish people faced British domination.

Land Distribution in Ireland During the Plantation

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What happened

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Land was distributed in Armagh and Donegal by English undertakers during the Plantation. This initiative stemmed from the idea of Sir Arthur Chichester, who served as Lord Deputy of Ireland. In 1608, Parliament decreed that all lands previously belonging to Irish earls became property of the Crown.

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Why it matters

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The Plantation aimed to improve land cultivation by introducing modern farming techniques through new settlers from England or Scotland. The plan also involved granting land to loyal servitors who had served in the English army to defend the plantations. The Crown viewed Irish Catholicism as a threat to its authority.

Colonies maintained nominal allegiance to the British Crown while Irish people faced British domination.

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Who's involved

  • CrownThe Crown, which exercised formal ownership and political domination over Ireland.
  • EnglandEngland, which provided settlers and the source of the plantation idea.
  • IrelandIreland, the location where the land was distributed and where Irish people faced domination.
  • parliamentParliament, which decreed that Irish earls' lands became Crown property.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • IrelandSpeculative

    Irish landholders might have seen their land ownership decrease due to the Crown's decree.

  • EnglandSpeculative

    Settlers from England might have increased agricultural output through the use of modern farming techniques.

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