Britain- Migration, Empires and the People c790-Present Day: Migrants to and from Britain Flashcards

1
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What was France’s main religion?

A

Catholicism

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2
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How long were the religious civil wars in France?

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1560s - 1590s

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3
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What was the result of the religious civil wars in France?

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Many French protestants- known as Huguenots -migrated to Britain

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4
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What was St Bartholomew’s Day Massacre?

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Where tens of thousands of French protestants were killed.

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5
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When was St Bartholomew’s Day in Massacre?

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August 1572

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6
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For what time period does Queen Elizabeth I make England a welcome place for Huguenots?

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1572-98

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7
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What does Queen Elizabeth I’s ministers invite skilled Huguenots to do?

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To work and teach British apprentices

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8
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What did the French King Henry IV issue in 1598?

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A bill of rights for the hug nose called the Edict of Nantes.

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9
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What was the Edict of Nantes?

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Agreement granting Protestants civil rights in France in 1598; revoked in 1685 buy King Louis XIV of France.

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10
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When does King Louis XIV of France tear up the Edict of Nantes?

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1685

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11
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True or false: Protestant ministers were given the choice of converting to Catholicism or or migrating out of France.

A

True

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12
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Finish the sentence: In 1685 the Huguenots officially became…

A

heritics and faced persecution once more.

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13
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How many Huguenots escaped to England in 1658?

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50000

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14
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Name 3 ways the Huguenots had a positive social and economic impact on Britain.

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  1. Established businesses in communities all over England
  2. Transformed existing British industries
  3. Started up new industries
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15
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Give 1 example of an existing British industry the Huguenots transformed.

A

Bookbinding

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16
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Give 1 example of a new British industry the Huguenots created.

A

Papermaking

17
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By the ____s, Huguenot expertise meant that Britain had ___ paper mills, supplying nearly __ percent of Britain’s paper market.

A
  1. 1700
  2. 200
  3. 30
18
Q

Finish the sentence: The Huguenot community boosted Britain’s business, art and crafts, however, there was still some….

A

anti- Huguenot feelings in Britain.

19
Q

What part of Ireland was known as Ulster?

A

The northern part

20
Q

Who did King James I send from Scotland and England to Ulster in early 1600s?

A

Protestants

21
Q

What did the move of Protestants to Ulster become known as?

A

Ulster plantations

22
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Why did most Irish people resent the Settlers migration to Ireland?

A

They saw it as an invasion

23
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Why did the Settlers Protestant religion calls problems within Ireland?

A

Many of the Irish were Catholic

24
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In the early ____s, over half of the people in Scotland lived in ‘_____’ in the Highlands.

A
  1. 1700
  2. clans
25
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What language did many Scottish people speak?

A

Gaelic

26
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What were the small farms that many Scottish Highlanders lived on?

A

Crofts

27
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What was happening in the lowland in the early 1700s?

A

Towns and cities were growing, and manufacturing and merchants were becoming wealthy.

28
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Which two religions were Highlanders largely?

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Catholics and Jacobites

29
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What were the Jacobite Rebellions?

A

Rebellions in the 1700s that aimed to help the Stuarts regain the British throne.

30
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How long did the Jacobite Rebellions last?

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1715- 1745

31
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In what battle were the Jacobites defeated in 1746?

A

The Battle of Culloden

32
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How did the English remove all potential opposition in the Highlanders?

A

Began the brutal policy of removing by getting rid of Scottish cheese and Clans that did not support George I.

33
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During who’s reign did the Highland clearances occur?

A

George I

34
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What did English landlords do in an attempt to make more money from the land?

A

Move tenant farmers off the land and set up large-scale sheep farming.

35
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Between which years were tens of thousands of Highlanders evicted from their homes?

A

The 1780s to the 1820s

36
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Where was some Highlanders forced onto?

A

Baron coastal lands or unworkable lands where they start to death.

37
Q

Although many Highlanders were forced to move to the Lowlands, where did many Highlanders migrate to?

A

England, Canada and America

38
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What did those who left Scotland become known as?

A

Scottish diaspora

39
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What is the definition of diaspora?

A

A group of people from a small geographical area scattered across different countries.