settlement
site of settlement
situation of settlement
history of settlement in Ireland
functions of urban settlements
100

What is a settlement

settlements refer to someone who live

100

refers to the natural removal of water from an area

drainage

100

refers to ways in which people protect themselves from attack.

defence

100

_____ came to Ireland from Scandinavia around 800 CE. 

Evidence on OS maps: places that include the word 'ford' (from the Norwegian word fjord)

Viking

100

Some towns developed around bridging points because people had to come there to cross a river.

evidence on an OS map: road, rail

Transport

200

When the first settlers arrived in Ireland around nine thousand years ago settlement was influenced by basic needs…

Name 1 basic need

food

water supply

shelter

200

refers to the protection from weather by trees, mountains, or other natural features.

shelter

200

refers to sheltered harbours, trade and fishing attracted people to coastal locations.

coastal

200

in the 16th and 17th centuries, British people came to Ireland and set up towns.

Evidence on OS maps: Bawns

Plantation

200

some towns developed as ___ for farmers and traders to sell their goods.

evidence on OS maps: town square

market

300

definition: how many people live in an area: it is often measured bt the number of people living in 1km2

population density

300

refers to the land being slanted rather than flat. 

Slope

300

refers to a place where it is easiest to cross a large river.

bridging point on a river

300

the first settlers who came to Ireland chose sites for water, food, defence, and communications.

Evidence on OS maps: Cairn, megalithic tombs

Pre- christian

300

towns can develop around a beach or other leisure facilities such as holiday resorts.

Evidence on OS maps: golf course, camp sites

Tourism and recreation

400

definition: the spread of where people live.

population distribution

400

refers to the height of a place above sea level.

altitude

400

refers to a location where different routes meets. Also known as a route focus.

Nodal point

400

the ____ arrived in Ireland around 500 BCE. They built small farming settlements.

Evidence on OS maps: Crannóg, fulacht fia

Celtic

400

Towns grow up around a place where ships dock. 

Evidence on OS maps: boating activities

Port

500
name 2 types of rural patterns of settlements

linear

nucleated

dispersed

500

refers to the direction in which a place is facing.

aspect

500

refers to the height, the aspect, and the slope of an area.

relief

500

The ______ invaded Ireland in the 12th century. They built great castles along the banks of rivers.

Evidence of OS maps: motte and bailey, castle

Norman

500

Some towns were developed in places that once had an ecclesiastical function.

Evidence on an OS map: round tower

Religious