1900-2010(4.2 Refugees from WW2 1925-48) Flashcards

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What does colour bar mean?

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Not allowing people with dark skin access to employment, housing or education

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What are anti colonial organisations?

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Groups set up to campaign for colonial independence

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3
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What does fascist mean?

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Extreme right-wing nationalism

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4
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Who are merchant seamen?

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Men who work on trading ships

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5
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Who was Oswald Mosley?

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Leader of the BUF (Brisitish Union of Fascists)

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6
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Who were enemy aliens?

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German people living in britain during WW1 and WW2

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7
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What is internment?

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Imprisoning someone for political reasons

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8
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How did migrant communities react to tensions between wars

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1919-year of crisis, men returned from war to find women and migrants in their jobs and migrant workers working for less wages
>instead of fighting for better wages for all, trade unions wanted ‘white’ men in work and ‘coloured’ men forced out

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9
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When was the coloured seamen order and what was it?

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1925-it was when they were forced to register with the police

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10
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How did Black British people support their own community between the two world wars(LCP)

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> in 1931 the LCP(League of Coloured people) was set up
by Harold Moody in Peckham
it supported members facing racial discrimination and organised community events
LCP organisation in most cities

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How else did Black British people support their own community between the two world wars(Pan-African)?

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> there was also a Pan-African movement unting all those of African descent after the 1900 Pan-African conference
many Pan-African congresses were held in Britain between 1919 and 1945
the 5th one in 1945 prepared the way for independece from colonial rule

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12
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When was the Battle of Cable Street?

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4/10/36-demonstration in East London, anti-fascists asked the Home Secretary to ban the march instead provided 6000 officers to clear the route
>3000 blackshirts

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Oswald Mosley: (BUF)

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> conservative MP
turned to labour MP
formed 1932

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What does the Home Secretary do instead of banning the march?

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They called the police to clear the route-because they’re scared of communism which they thought the fascists were

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Who is a blackshirt?

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16
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What were Hitler’s aims in 1933

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> no reperations
built up mlitary in secret then in the open after 1935
….finish later

17
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Evidence that Britain supported Jews:

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18
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Evidence that Britain offered minimal support:

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