Knowlege Organiser Industrial Britain Flashcards

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Define Industrialisation

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The development of manufacturing on a large scale which resulted in internal migration. growing towns attracted migrants

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2
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Define refugees

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People forced to leave their country to escape war, and avoid persecution

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Define, forced migration

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Thousands of black Africans were forcefully taken from Africa to work as enslaved people on plantations of British colonies in the west, Indies and North America

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4
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Define Potato blight

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Infected/disease potatoes

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5
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Define tenement

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Slum housing- overcrowded, unhygienic , poor quality housing

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Define navvies

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Men who dug the canals and built the railways. Hard dangerous work e.g irish navvies

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Define sweatshop

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A place where people would work long hours for low wages in poor conditions eg Whitechapel and spitalfield. Many were run by jews

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Define abolitionists

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People who wanted to get rid of the slave trade

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Define non-conformists

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A Christian group who emphasised a Christian belief that everyone is equal in the eyes of God

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10
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Define pauper

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A very poor person who relied on the state to help them

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Define a radical

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A person who wants huge, social or political change

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What happened in 1750

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Britain was the largest slave trading nation

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13
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What happened in 1807

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The slave trade was abolished in Britain

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14
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What happened in 1830

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Liverpool to Manchester railway opened

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15
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What happened in 1832

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Reform act gave vote to more property owning men

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16
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What happened in 1833

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Slavery in British empire, forbidden

17
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What happened in 1846

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The potato blight destroyed the entire Irish potato crop. 1 million starved 2 million migrated.

18
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What happened in 1847-48

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Over 300,000 Irish migrants arrive in Liverpool

19
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What happened in 1850

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Carl Marx to migrate to England

20
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What happened in 1880-90

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Over 100,000 Jewish refugees migrate to Britain, avoiding the Russian empire persecution

21
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What happened in 1888

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Jack the Ripper murders

22
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Whats an ayah

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Someone whos job it is to take care of children. Like a nanny. Normally indian migrants

23
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How were ayahs treated in britain

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Many were discriminated towards and were discharged without any arrangements for them to return home. However a few were treated with affection.

24
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Why did the jews migrate

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To avoid persecution and conflicts in the region from the Russian empire
Also because of new economic opportunities

25
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Why did the slave trade get abolished

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Because of the growing abolitionist movement
Because of the Industrial Revolution as attention shifted from agriculture to industry and machines could do the labour of people

26
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What affects did migrants have on britain 1700-1900

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Economically- filled labour shortages. Helped grow towns. New businesses eg m&s

Socially- brought diversity to britian new languages and foods

Culturally- influenced art, music, cuisine shaped British culture

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How were migrants treated

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Migrants were accepted where they were contributing to british prosperity however many faced persecution and prejudice and lived lives of poverty