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Who were the Pre-Christian Irish?
Celts
True or False: Celtic tribes are polytheistic and animalistic
True
Celtic meanings of snakes, deer, dog, and horse
snakes - rebirth/ eternal life
deer - growth cycles
dog - hunters/ healers
horse - beauty/ speed
Who brought Chritianity to Ireland?
Romans, expanding the Roman Empire
St Patrick drive out _____ and _____.
snakes and druids
shamrock = ____________
trinity
snake = _________
symbol for druids
List three Celtic influences
knock on wood
mistletoe
solstices
Samhain
beginning of winter, when spirits and humans are close (Halloween)
Imbolc
beginning of spring, weather divination
What is a Neo-druid?
a born again druid

Stonehenge, solstice, and earth sky
Irish history post Romans was was religion?
Christianity
Protestant majority was in what part of Ireland?
Northern
Northern Ireland included:
Belfast, U.K. province (England, Scotland)
True or False: The entire republic of Ireland is a part of the U.K.
false, only part of it is
colonization, regression, and Irish potato famine all happened where?
Republic of Ireland
What are the languages in the Republic of Ireland?
English and Irish Gaelic
Republic of Ireland is what religious majority?
Catholic
When did the Republic of Ireland gain independence?
1949
2 big names in Irish literature and poetry
William Butler Yeats
James Joyce
Radio Eireann
has something to do with an Irish harp in 1926
post war era was when?
post 1949
What happened in the post war era?
1. Industrialisation and urbanisation
2. Economic prosperity
3. Fear of cultural loss
When was the Irish Music revival?
1960s