Migration: migrants to and from Britain Flashcards
What was St Bartholemew’s day massacre?
10,000s of french Protestants killed in France
Who were Britain’s first refugees?
Huguenots
What was the Edict of Nantes?
Bill of rights for the Huguenots granting them freedom
Who issed the Edict of Nantes?
French king Henri VI
Who destroyed the Edict of Nantes?
French King Louis XIV
What was the impact of Huguenots on Britain?
- established businesses in communities all over England
- transformed existing British industries: such as Bookbinding
- started up new industries such as papermaking
What was the impact of Huguenots on France?
- France lost many talented craftsmen and women
- economy suffered
Why were the Ulster Plantations set in motion?
So James I could keep control of Ireland
What was the impact of the Ulster Plantations on the Irish?
- aimed to ethincally clease
- racism against them
- treated like second class citizens
- diseases such as measles spread
Why did George I want to reduce the power of the Highlanders?
They participated in the Jacobite Rebellions (George’s opps)
How did George I reduce the power of the Highlanders?
By getting rid of Scottish clans and chiefs that didn’t support George I
What was the highlander’s land used for?
Sheep farming
Where did Highlanders move to?
Canada and America