History

Question 1

What is Jewish active resistance?

Answer 1

The use of violence to fight against perceived injustices

Question 2

What is Jewish Passive Resistance?

Answer 2

A way of opposing without using violence by refusing to obey law

Question 3

What is anti-semitism?

Answer 3

A person who shows hatred to a religion (Jewish)

Question 4

What is a Ghetto?

Answer 4

Jews were sent here prior to be sent to concentration camps the condition, was very poor and overcrowded

Question 5

What is Fuhrer?

Answer 5

Hitlers title

Question 6

What is Lebensraum?

Answer 6

A belief tgat germany should take terriory

Question 7

What is volksgemeinschfaft?

Answer 7

Germany was a race

Question 8

What is Aryan?

Answer 8

Superior race, blonde hair blue eyes

Question 9

Who are are examples of Britains earliest Migrants?

Answer 9

The Celts, The Roman, The Anglo-saxons, The Vikings, The Normans

Question 10

When did the Celts settle in Britains and where were the Celts originally from?

Answer 10

They settled in Britain in 500BC Central Europe

Question 11

When did the Romans settle in Britain and where are the Romans originally from?

Answer 11

The romans settled in Britian in 43AD and were originally from Rome (Italy)

Question 12

When did the Anglo-Saxons settle in Britain and where are they originally from?

Answer 12

The Anglo Saxons settled in Britain in around 450 AD after the Romans left and were originally from Northern Germany and Denmark

Question 13

When did the Vikings settle in Britain and where are they originally from?

Answer 13

The vikings settled in Britian in 800AD from Denmark, Norway and Sweden

Question 14

When did the Normans settle in Britain and where are they originally from?

Answer 14

The Normans settled in Britain in 1066, coming from Normandy in France

Question 15

What did the Celts bring to Britain?

Answer 15

The Celts brought special soaps and perfumes and wore shirts and cloaks that were colourfully dyed and embroidered

Question 16

What did The Romans bring to Britain?

Answer 16

Many main roads, Many Roman towns still important towns today - like Chester, York, Bath, Gloucester, Lincoln, Colchester and St Albans. Much of our language and some laws can be traced back to the Romans. They were the first in Britain to use calendars, coins, glass and bricks. And Introduced cabbages, peas, wine, apples, grapes, turnips.
carrots… and cats

Question 17

What did the Anglo Saxons bring to Britain when they arrived?

Answer 17

The Anglos Gave England its name - ‘Angle-land’, later England. Anglo-Saxon is one of the key ‘base’ languages of English - bed, cat, dog, tree, lick, jump, hunt, fox and fart are all words of Anglo-Saxon origin. Many of our counties and towns were created and named by them - if your town ends in ‘ton’, ‘-wich’, ‘-worth’, ‘-burn’, ‘-hurst’ or ‘-ham’ then it was probably Anglo-Saxon originally

Question 18

What did the Vikings bring when they arrived in Britain?

Answer 18

The Vikings brought valuable foreign goods

Question 19

When the Normans arrived in Britain what did they bring?

Answer 19

The Normans brought Built many fine castles, churches and cathedrals that still stand today. Over 10,000 words in our dictionaries come from these French settlers - e.g. royal, city, soldier, parliament and prince. Names like William, Stephen, Emma, Alice and Robert were introduced by them. They invented surnames… and introduced playing chess and conkers. Also introduced deer, pheasants and rabbits… and planted the New Forest to hunt them in! The Normans Introduced many new laws, traditions and customs still in use today. They also Changed the way the country was ruled and how people were taxed

Question 20

Who are ALL of Britains earliest migrants?

Answer 20

South Asians, East European, Irish, The Celts, The romans, The anglo saxons, The Vikings and The Normans