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Description: Motives for migration to and from Britain - religion and ideas Ulster Plantations, Pilgrim Fathers and the migration of Huguenots Looking West The 16th

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Ulster Plantations, Pilgrim Fathers and the migration of Huguenots

Looking West

The 16th and 17th centuries were periods of tremendous change in Britain and Europe. Christianity was still the dominant intellectual force but it had been strongly influenced by the cultural Renaissance of the 15th century. The intellectual developments of the Scientific Revolution in the 17th century also played a part in instigating change throughout Europe.