Migrants to Britain OCR B GCSE History 9-1 Lesson Resources

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Medieval Britain c.1250–c.1500
- The characteristic features of medieval Britain: an overview
- Jewish communities and their expulsion from England in 1290
- The diversity of migrant communities, including Dutch, Flemish and other European migrants
- Attitudes towards migrants: official and unofficial responses
Early Modern Britain c.1500–c.1750
- The European Reformation and the growth in world trade: an overview
- Protestant refugees including Huguenots and Palatines
- The diversity of other European migrants including Jews and Gypsies
- Early African and Indian migrants to Britain including free Africans, ayahs and child servants
Industrial and Imperial Britain c.1750–c.1900
- Industrialisation and the growth of empire: an overview
- Large-scale migration from Ireland and the growth of Irish communities
- Lascars and the growth of Indian, Chinese and African communities
- The diversity of European migrants including Italians and Eastern European Jews
Britain since c.1900
- World wars, the end of empire and Britain’s changing relationship with Europe and the wider world: an overview
- ‘Aliens’ and refugees during the First and Second World Wars including attacks on ‘enemy aliens’, internment camps and the Kindertransport
- Commonwealth migrants since the Second World War, including immigration legislation, racist and anti-racist movements
- Economic migrants, refugees and asylum-seekers since the 1980s