Effects of Migration and Empire Flashcards
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Impacts of Italian immigrants?
A
- They provided employment opproetunies through their hospitality businesses (ice cream parlours, chip shops and restaurants)
- They opened cafes and restaurants which grew the use of hospitality businesses in Scotland
2
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Impacts of Lithuanian immigrants?
A
- They worked in coal mines and helped improve the working conditions
- Joined trade unions from the coal industry and improved wages, working conditions and safety
- Their impacts on language and community didn’t last as they integrated
3
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Economic impacts of immigrants?
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- Italians provided employment opproetunies through their hospitality businesses (ice cream parlours, chip shops and restaurants)
- Lithuanians worked in coal mines and helped improve the working conditions
- Jewish created wealth and employment through the cigarette industry
- Jewish excelled in the tailoring trade, making affordable and good quality clothing
- Irish [Catholic] worked as Navvies and helped build roads, railways and canal networks
- Irish created employment and grew they tea industry - Thomas Lipton opened grocery store nationwide
- Irish [Catholic] tackled the hardest, least popular, and poorest paid jobs; filling holes in economy
3
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Impacts of Jewish immigrants?
A
- They created wealth and employment through the cigarette industry
- They excelled in the tailoring trade, making affordable and good quality clothing
4
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Impacts of Irish immigrants?
A
- They [Catholic] worked as Navvies and helped build roads, railways and canal networks
- They created employment and grew they tea industry - Thomas Lipton opened grocery store nationwide
- They [Catholic] tackled the hardest, least popular, and poorest paid jobs; filling holes in economy
- They produced political leaders (John Wheatley - Independent Labour Party). Hew as abasing conscription and rent rise and even introduced the Housing Act 1924
- They [Catholic] established Catholic Churches and schools
- They [Catholic], along with Italian and Lithuanian caused religious tensions in the majority protestant country
- They [Protestant] brought the Orange Order and Orange Parades which became distinctive to culture and caused tensions
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Social impacts of immigrants?
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- Italians opened cafes and restaurants which grew the use of hospitality businesses in Scotland
- Lithuanians joined trade unions from the coal industry and improved wages, working conditions and safety
- Irish produced political leaders (John Wheatley - Independent Labour Party). Hew as abasing conscription and rent rise and even introduced the Housing Act 1924
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Cultural impacts of immigrants?
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- Lithuanians impact on language and community didn’t last as they integrated
- Irish [Catholic] established Catholic Churches and schools
- Irish [Catholic], along with Italian and Lithuanian caused religious tensions in the majority protestant country
- Irish [Protestant] brought the Orange Order and Orange Parades which became distinctive to culture and caused tensions
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Impacts of Empire?
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- Refrigerators improved transport of food and its quality
- Scottish trade flourished - NZ and Australia, gold in S Africa, locomotive/steel/engineering in India and Canada
- Adopted languages from countries in the Empire
- Brought vaster availability to raw materials (e.g. jute)
- Money opportunities for small scale investors - Scottish American Investment Trust invested smalls sums into US and Canadian railways
- Global insurance companies meant banking boost and more investments
- Alcohol exportation increased (beer & whiskey) - Tennent’s “T” exclusive due to popularity
- Higher ship demand, industry growth, more jobs (Clyde) - World’s ship hub was invested in, made 1/5 worlds ships
- Industrialists funded wealth into their homes owns for schools, hospitals and public services
- Scottish jute industry forced foreign competition as India could produce cheaper and transport easier
- Textile factories suffered foreign competition, and further struggle with the change of WW1
- Reliance on Empire for export and investment overseas and it was more profitable
- Loss of 2.5 million population between 1830-1939 which was seen as brain drain - skill and talent moving and being sued elsewhere
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Positive impacts of Empire?
A
- Refrigerators improved transport of food and its quality
- Scottish trade flourished - NZ and Australia, gold in S Africa, locomotive/steel/engineering in India and Canada
- Adopted languages from countries in the Empire
- Brought vaster availability to raw materials (e.g. jute)
- Money opportunities for small scale investors - Scottish American Investment Trust invested smalls sums into US and Canadian railways
- Global insurance companies meant banking boost and more investments
- Alcohol exportation increased (beer & whiskey) - Tennent’s “T” exclusive due to popularity
- Higher ship demand, industry growth, more jobs (Clyde) - World’s ship hub was invested in, made 1/5 worlds ships
- Industrialists funded wealth into their homes owns for schools, hospitals and public services
9
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Negative impacts of Empire?
A
- Scottish jute industry forced foreign competition as India could produce cheaper and transport easier
- Textile factories suffered foreign competition, and further struggle with the change of WW1
- Reliance on Empire for export and investment overseas and it was more profitable
- Loss of 2.5 million population between 1830-1939 which was seen as brain drain - skill and talent moving and being sued elsewhere