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Ireland history Jakub Kersch , V7A

Ireland history Jakub Kersch , V7A. Content. 6 000 BC - the first known settlement 300 BC – the Celts 432 AC – St. Patrick 795 AC – The Vikings Around 1000 AC –Brian Boru defeated the Vikings 1169 AC – Norman invasion 1541 AC – Henry VIII. 1801 – Ireland , the part of GB

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Ireland history Jakub Kersch , V7A

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  1. IrelandhistoryJakub Kersch, V7A

  2. Content • 6000 BC - the first known settlement • 300 BC – theCelts • 432 AC – St. Patrick • 795 AC – TheVikings • Around 1000 AC –Brian Boru defeatedtheVikings • 1169 AC – Norman invasion • 1541 AC – Henry VIII. • 1801 – Ireland, the part of GB • 1845 – famine • 1922 - independenceofIreland

  3. 6000 BC- the first known settlement • 5000 BC - agriculture (Newgrange)

  4. Newgrange

  5. 300 BC – TheCelts

  6. 300 BC – TheCelts

  7. 300 BC – TheCelts

  8. 432 AC – St. Patrick SpreadChristianity – Šířit křesťanství

  9. 432 AC – St. Patrick 17 March

  10. 795 AC – TheVikings Sack– drancovat, plenit

  11. 795 AC – TheVikings

  12. 795 AC – TheVikings DubhLinn

  13. Around 1000 AC • Brian Boru becamethe king ofIreland • He defeatedtheVikings (The Battle of Clontarf)

  14. 1169 AC – Norman invasion Henry II.

  15. 1541 AC • Henry VIII. Becamethe king ofIreland • 1649 – unsuccesfulprotest IrishCatholics

  16. 18. century • No land • No schools • No traditions • No Irish music • … IrishCatholics

  17. 1801 Ireland – the part of Great Britain • 1829 No limitationforcatholics famine - potatoblight • 1845 - Hladomor – bramborová plíseň

  18. 1922 • IndependenceofIreland -excludingNorthernIreland (disorders…)

  19. Conclusion • 6000 BC - the first known settlement • 300 BC – theCelts • 432 AC – St. Patrick • 795 AC – TheVikings • Around 1000 AC –Brian Bor defeatedtheVikings • 1169 AC – Norman invasion • 1541 AC – Henry VIII. • 1801 – Ireland, the part of GB • 1845 – famine • 1922 - independenceofIreland

  20. Resources • http://www.irsko.net/historie-irsko3.html • http://irsko-info.promitani.cz/historie.php • http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Ireland • http://cs.wikipedia.org/wiki/D%C4%9Bjiny_Irska

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