Who Are the Scots-Irish?
Who exactly are the Scots-Irish, and where did they come from? In this video, we explore the fascinating history and origins of the Scots-Irish people, their connection to Scotland and Ireland, and how their migration shaped the history of North America.

The term Scots-Irish generally refers to descendants of Scottish and other British settlers who lived in Ulster, Ireland, particularly during the Plantation of Ulster, and whose descendants later migrated in large numbers to North America. We’ll look at why they left Ireland, where they settled, their culture and traditions, and the role they played in the development of the United States.

You’ll discover:

• Who the Scots-Irish were
• The difference between Scots, Irish, and Scots-Irish
• The origins of the Scots-Irish in Ulster
• Why many Scots-Irish migrated to America
• Where Scots-Irish communities settled
• Their influence on American history and culture
• Scots-Irish traditions, beliefs, and identity
• How the Scots-Irish are understood today

If you’ve ever wondered whether the Scots-Irish are Scottish, Irish, or a combination of both, this video provides the historical background you need to understand their unique identity.

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