Impact of Italian Immigrants on Scotland Flashcards

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Many Italians set up their own family-run businesses such as chip shops.

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Italians brought foods such as pasta and pizza to Scotland with them.

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The Italian College of Hairdressers was founded in 1928 in Glasgow.

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Sir Eduardo Paolozzi, was born in Leith in 1924 and founded the British Pop Art movement

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Italian run cafes helped the Temperance (anti-alcohol) Movement gain huge popularity in Scotland.

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Valvona and Crolla, a popular delicatessen and wine merchant, was founded in Edinburgh in 1934.

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Nardini’s in Largs was a hugely popular ice-cream shop, employing lots of local Scots.

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The ‘Italian Cafe’ culture was established in Scotland due to the hundreds of restaurants and cafes owned by Italians in Scotland.

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