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What was the renaissance

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A time of cultural change across europe in art, music and literature.

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What was the reformation

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The process by which the christian church split into the catholic and protestant church. By mattin luther and his followers.

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What is catholicism

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A brand of christianity with rhe pope as the head of the church

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What is Protestant?

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Christians, who disagreed with the catholic churches interpretation of Christianity they believe that only by going back to the teachings of the Bible. Can people find their true Faith.

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What is Denizen

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Certain rights allowed to migrants in their new country

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What is charter?

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Written permission from the monarchs giving rights and privileges to certain groups and individuals

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What is sluices

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Channels for water, which are controlled by Gates

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What is royal prerogative

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The right of the monarch to make decisions without reference to Parliament

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Who were the Huguenots?

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The name of a minority group of Protestants in France, which was a catholic country they migrated to England to avoid persecution

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What is the glorious revolution

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Took place in 1688 till 89 and involve the overthrow of catholic King, James, the second and his replacement by the Protestant, William

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What is privateering

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England see power grew under the two days with a large navy and trading board, so I will also used for attacking and robbing enemy ships

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What happened in 1440

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Printing press invented

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What happened in 1517

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Martin Luther published his 95 theses sparkling the reformation

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What happened in 1534 (catherine jane anne catherine)

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Henry the eighth made himself head of the Church of England

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What happened in 1559

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Elizabeth one introduced her religious settlement that established England as Protestant

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What happened in 1561

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Flemish strangers settle in Sandwich

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What happened in 1562

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John Hawking started England involvement in the transatlantic slave trade

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What happened in 1575

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Walloon community settled in Canterbury

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What happen in 1600

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Charter to set up, East India, trading company

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What happened in 1680

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Thousands of Huguenots migrate to England

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What happened in 1689

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The glorious revolution

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What happened in 1708 and 1709

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Palatine migration to England and naturalisation act

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What is the introduction of the essay?

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During the early modern period groups, such as the Huguenots, and jews migrate to Britain, and had an impact on trade and other areas of life

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Huguenots agree, essay 1st point

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Built London up as a treat and financial centre, knew about the importance of investment, and the national debt disallowed money to be borrowed to expand the British empire (affected everyone in empire)

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Huguenots agree, essay second point

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New industries paper started by the Huguenots by 1714. There are 200 papermills in England. (Everyone has more access to paper)

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Huguenots agree, essay third point

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Silk and cloth trade massively increased exported around the world. There was a 20% increase in supraduction new techniques for weaving velvet and brocade this, including we win, gold and silver thread in to sell clothing.(affected weavers omly)

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Essay disagree, first point

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Agriculture fens were drained by Dutch, engineers more farmland available and became rich as an area negative impact on existing people living there coleseed was grown which could be crushed and used as oil in lamps (affected one area)

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Essay disagree, cultural changes

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Art portraits by Hans Holbein, a German migrant, famous for painting Henry the eighth, and his wives (affected rich kings and queens)

Language Jewish word, such as rabbi and kosher being used again. Huguenots shot silk and brocade

Fashion, new fabrics and new styles from the Huguenots silk weavers dressmaking, young men shirts (effected weavers and tailors)

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Essay conclusion

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Agreed that trade was the biggest impact of building London as a major financial centre affected everyone in the British empire are there in fact such as agriculture for example, only impacted people living in one area of England

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Why were migrants attracted to England in the 16th century?

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It was a time of huge change in Europe, the renaissance the reformation and the printing press all bought new ideas and cultures to Europe

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Why did migrant migrate in the 17th century?

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England connection widened to different countries because of their involvement in the transatlantic slave trade and the rise of an Empire made more migrants attracted

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Which migrants faced positive

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Huguenots

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Which migrants face negative

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German Palatines

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Which migrants had what impact on Britain?

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Dutch impact on agriculture and a huge no impact on fashion and Jewish impact on finance

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