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

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What was France’s main religion?

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Catholicism

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How long were the religious civil wars in France?

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1560s - 1590s

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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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What was St Bartholomew’s Day Massacre?

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Where tens of thousands of French protestants were killed.

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When was St Bartholomew’s Day in Massacre?

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August 1572

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

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1685

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

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True

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

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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.

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Bookbinding

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

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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.

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  1. 1700
  2. 200
  3. 30
18
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Finish the sentence: The Huguenot community boosted Britain’s business, art and crafts, however, there was still some….

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anti- Huguenot feelings in Britain.

19
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What part of Ireland was known as Ulster?

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The northern part

20
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Who did King James I send from Scotland and England to Ulster in early 1600s?

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Protestants

21
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What did the move of Protestants to Ulster become known as?

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Ulster plantations

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

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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.

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  1. 1700
  2. clans
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What language did many Scottish people speak?
Gaelic
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What were the small farms that many Scottish Highlanders lived on?
Crofts
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What was happening in the lowland in the early 1700s?
Towns and cities were growing, and manufacturing and merchants were becoming wealthy.
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Which two religions were Highlanders largely?
Catholics and Jacobites
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What were the Jacobite Rebellions?
Rebellions in the 1700s that aimed to help the Stuarts regain the British throne.
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How long did the Jacobite Rebellions last?
1715- 1745
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In what battle were the Jacobites defeated in 1746?
The Battle of Culloden
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How did the English remove all potential opposition in the Highlanders?
Began the brutal policy of removing by getting rid of Scottish cheese and Clans that did not support George I.
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During who's reign did the Highland clearances occur?
George I
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What did English landlords do in an attempt to make more money from the land?
Move tenant farmers off the land and set up large-scale sheep farming.
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Between which years were tens of thousands of Highlanders evicted from their homes?
The 1780s to the 1820s
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Where was some Highlanders forced onto?
Baron coastal lands or unworkable lands where they start to death.
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Although many Highlanders were forced to move to the Lowlands, where did many Highlanders migrate to?
England, Canada and America
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What did those who left Scotland become known as?
Scottish diaspora
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What is the definition of diaspora?
A group of people from a small geographical area scattered across different countries.