The Revolution Settlement: Consolidation in Ireland and Scotland (AQA A-Level History): Quizzes

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The Revolution Settlement: Consolidation in Ireland and Scotland
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What was the key religious difference between Scotland and Ireland in 1688?

Scotland Protestant majority, Ireland Catholic

What were conventicles that James II attacked in Scotland?

Unofficial outdoor Presbyterian worship

What did James II's 1687 Edict of Toleration require from Presbyterians?

Oath of non-resistance to king's power

How did the 1689 Scottish Convention describe James's loss of the throne?

James had 'forfaulted' his throne

When did the Scottish Convention abolish prelacy in the kirk?

July 1689

What tactic gave Jacobites victory at Killiecrankie in July 1689?

Highland charge

How many people were killed in the Glencoe massacre in February 1692?

43 people, mostly women and children

What did the Earl of Tyrconnel do to the Irish army between 1685-1688?

Purged Ulster Presbyterians, added Catholics

When was the Battle of the Boyne fought and what was the outcome?

1 July 1690, decisive victory for William

What did the events of 1688-90 become for Protestants in Ireland?

Foundation of Protestant Irish identity

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