Which were English practices in Ireland in the 1500s and 1600s? Choose four correct answers.

English rule in Ireland included taking land from Irish owners and establishing plantations, where land was settled by people loyal to England, often Protestant settlers. The English also passed laws that favored Protestantism and gave land to Protestant settlers. They did not encourage Irish languages or guarantee religious freedom; Irish Catholics faced discrimination and restrictions.

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