Empire and Migration (792AD to Present Day) - Social Factors for Migration to/from Britain
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- Created on: 15-03-20 18:45
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- Migration - Social Factors
- Huguenot Migration
- Events
- August 1572 St Bartholomew's Day massacre
- Huguenots killed
- 1685 - Louis XIV tore up the Edict of Nantes
- The Edict protected Huguenots
- August 1572 St Bartholomew's Day massacre
- Causes
- First wave caused by increasing aggression between Huguenots & French Catholics
- Huguenots are French Protestants
- First wave caused by increasing aggression between Huguenots & French Catholics
- Consequence
- Short Term - English had anti-Huguenot feelings
- Stealing jobs, full of diseases, eating strange foods
- Long Term - Economy boosted by skilled Huguenots + gained scientists from France
- Short Term - English had anti-Huguenot feelings
- Events
- Jewish Migration
- Events
- 1881 - Tsar assassinated so blame was put on Jews
- Caused more violent and frequent Pogroms
- 1881 - Tsar assassinated so blame was put on Jews
- Causes
- Jews suffered Pogroms in Eastern Europe
- Pogroms were state-supported persecution
- Jews suffered Pogroms in Eastern Europe
- Consequence
- Short Term - Jewish migrants blamed for stealing jobs in Britain
- Short Term - Landlords charged high rent for low quality living conditions for Jews
- Long Term - Set up successful businesses like Tesco and M&S
- Long Term - Successful integration into Britain + became an important community
- Events
- Huguenot Migration
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