4.8 What was the impact of Migrants after WW2 Flashcards

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What was the impact of migrants on the economy after WW2?

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Migrants contributed significantly to various industries, including over 100,000 working in the textile industry in Bradford by 1971.

The textile industry was a major employer for migrants in the UK during this period.

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What was the purpose of the 1962 Commonwealth Immigrants Act?

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To restrict immigration from Commonwealth countries.

This Act aimed to control the influx of migrants from Commonwealth nations to the UK.

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What role did Show Racism the Red Card play?

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It is a charity working with footballers as anti-racist role models.

The organization uses the influence of sports figures to combat racism in society.

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What notable mosque was built in Woking?

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Shah Jahan mosque.

It is one of the earliest mosques built in the UK and serves a large Muslim population.

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Who is Marcus Rashford?

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A footballer for Manchester United who campaigns for the homeless in the UK.

He has a West Indian grandmother and is known for his activism.

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Who was Moira Stuart?

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A TV and radio journalist from the 1970s and the first African-Caribbean woman to appear on British National Television.

She broke significant barriers in media representation.

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What was the significance of the 1965 Race Relations Act?

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It aimed to combat discrimination and promote equality.

This Act was a landmark in the fight against racism in the UK.

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What is Black Lives Matter?

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An international protest movement against racism and racial violence.

It gained prominence following various incidents of racial injustice.

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What was the impact of London Transport advertising jobs in the Caribbean Islands?

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It encouraged migration from the Caribbean to the UK for employment opportunities.

This initiative was part of the broader post-war labor demand.

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What cultural contributions did migrants make to the UK?

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Festivals and celebrations of migrant religions became part of life.

Examples include Diwali and Eid celebrations.

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Who is Jessica Ennis?

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An athlete who won a heptathlon gold medal in the London 2021 Olympics.

She has a Jamaican father, highlighting diverse heritage in sports.

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Who is Ms Dynamite?

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A rapper, singer, songwriter, and producer with a Jamaican father and Scottish mother.

She represents the fusion of cultural influences in UK music.

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What was the 1968 Commonwealth Immigrants Act’s purpose?

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To further restrict immigration from Commonwealth countries.

This Act followed the earlier 1962 legislation to tighten immigration controls.

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What was the League of Coloured Peoples?

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An influential pressure group for Black rights in Britain established in 1931.

It played a significant role in advocating for racial equality.

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How did Asian entrepreneurs impact local shops?

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They helped revive local shops across the UK.

Their contributions were crucial to the economic landscape in many communities.

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Who is John Fashanu?

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A former footballer and TV presenter who won an FA Cup with Wimbledon.

He has a Guianan mother and Nigerian father, showcasing multicultural backgrounds in sports.

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What is the significance of the 1971 Immigration Act?

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It further regulated immigration to the UK.

This Act was part of the ongoing changes to immigration policy in the UK.

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Who is Doreen Lawrence?

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A campaigner for justice for her murdered son, Stephen Lawrence.

Her activism highlighted issues of race and justice in the UK.

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What new cultural establishments emerged in the UK due to migrants?

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Many new restaurants became common across the UK.

The culinary landscape has been enriched by diverse migrant cuisines.

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How did gospel singing impact the Christian church in the UK?

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It helped revitalize the Christian church brought by Caribbean immigrants.

This musical influence contributed to the cultural fabric of British Christianity.

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Who is Mario Itoje?

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A current England and Saracens Rugby player with Nigerian parents.

He represents the diversity within British sports.

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Who is Lucian Freud?

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One of the most important artists of the 20th Century who fled Nazi Germany in 1933.

His work has had a lasting impact on the art world.

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What percentage of NHS doctors were born outside the UK by 2003?

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29.4% of NHS doctors and 43.5% of NHS nurses.

This statistic highlights the reliance on migrant medical professionals in the UK.

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Who is Kevin Pietersen?

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A former cricketer born and raised in South Africa who became one of England’s greatest players.

His journey reflects the global nature of sports talent.

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Who is Naga Munchetty?
A TV presenter with an Indian mother and Mauritian father. ## Footnote She represents the multicultural aspect of British media.