Ireland change significantly? Independence (Seminar Studies in History), Was there a or ‘Liberal’ (London, 1999) ‘Conservative’ approach? Pelling, N., Anglo-Irish 1 The role of the Anglican Power and influence of these Relations 1798-1922 and Presbyterian churches (Questions and Analysis in churches in support for Why did they support the union and (London, 2002) the Union History), how did they do it? Role of the Protestant churches in For teachers: shaping unionist opinion across the Foster, R. F., Modern period Ireland 1600-1972, (London, 1990) Lyons, F. S. L., Ireland since the Famine, (London, 1985) Kee, R., The Green Flag, (London, 1972) Jackson, A., Ireland War, Peace and Beyond, (London, 2010) G., Ireland O’Tuathaigh, Before the Famine (Dublin, 2007) The Union and reform 2 The creation of the Act For students: Why was the act created and how of Union was it implemented and received? 3 Reform within the Adelman, P and Byrne M., Reasons for Catholic Emancipation Great Britain and the Irish Union from 1829 and its effect on the people Question (Access to History including Catholic Key terms and effects of reforms in fourth edition), (London Emancipation 1829, administration, education, land and reforms in 2016) local government administration, Morton, G., Home Rule and Impact of reforms on nationalist and education, land and the Irish Question (Seminar unionist movements and sentiment local government
Independence (Seminar Studies in History), (London, 1999) Pelling, N., Anglo-Irish Relations 1798-1922 (Questions and Analysis in History), (London, 2002) For teachers: Foster, R. F., Modern Ireland 1600-1972, (London, 1990) Lyons, F. S. L., Ireland since the Famine, (London, 1985) Kee, R., The Green Flag, (London, 1972) Jackson, A., Ireland War, Peace and Beyond, (London, 2010) O’Tuathaigh, G., Ireland Before the Famine (Dublin, 2007) Ireland change significantly? Was there a ‘Liberal’ or ‘Conservative’ approach? 1 The role of the Anglican and Presbyterian churches in support for the Union Power and influence of these churches Why did they support the union and how did they do it? Role of the Protestant churches in shaping unionist opinion across the period The Union and reform 2 The creation of the Act of Union Why was the act created and how was it implemented and received? For students: Adelman, P and Byrne M., Great Britain and the Irish Question (Access to History fourth edition), (London 2016) Morton, G., Home Rule and the Irish Question (Seminar 3 Reform within the Union from 1829 including Catholic Emancipation 1829, reforms in administration, education, land and local government Reasons for Catholic Emancipation and its effect on the people Key terms and effects of reforms in administration, education, land and local government Impact of reforms on nationalist and unionist movements and sentiment