Migration People And Empires Flashcards

1
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When did the Vikings invade Lindisfarme?

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793

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Battle of Hastings Year?

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  1. Normans And Vikings Migrated to Fight
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Why did people go to America?

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To seek religious freedom, to earn more money and grow tobbaco, cotton etc to then sell in England

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4
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When was Jamestown found?

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1607

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5
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Edict of Fontainbleu? What and When?

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This edict reversed the right to freely pray given by the Edict of Nantes. This meant 50,00 fled in 1685.

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When did Puritans and Piligrims leave?

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1630-41 80,00 left England. Piligrims wanted to seperate from the Anglican Church and Puritans wanted a more pure form of it

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When did India send missionaries?

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late 1800s to convince Hindus to convert

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When was the Sepoy Rebellion launched?

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9th May 1857. 85 invaded a jail and killed British and burned army camps so 70,000 British were sent to combat the strong Indians

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Highland Clearances? When and Why?

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1750-1850. Scots were pushed off by their English landlords to make way for prosperous sheep farming. The Scots left for NZ, Aussie, England and Ireland Etc

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Why did people go to Jamestown?

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Plantations, cash crops, gather resources to sell, open new markets due to the economic depression at the time

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Why did Vikings invade England?

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Space, Rich with Fertile Soil, Treasures

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12
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Boston Massacre. When?

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5 March 1770

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Boston Massacre. What?

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Where a British soldier shot and killed 5 civilians during a mob protest

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Boston Tea Party. What?

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A protest where civilians poured 11000 pounds worth of tea into the harbour which angered the English

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15
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BTP. When?

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December 1773

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16
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Why did America want independence?

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Felt good on their own, Navigation Act, Taxation, Didn’t like the English way of Class System

17
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Name the Taxes imposed

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Stamp Act of 1765 and the Townshend Act

18
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What was the Navigation Acts

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A rule that meant that America could basically only trade with Britain

19
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When did the colonies declare themselves independent?

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1776

20
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How is the Sepoy rebellion significant at the time?

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The abolishment of The EIC. Much nicer to India(Let them into parliament). Viceory was sent to rule

21
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When was peace declared in India?

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8th July 1858

22
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Sepoy rebellion later?

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intefered less with religion. gave rise to the campaign for independence in 1947 Better educations and more modernised with roads, railway etc

23
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Sepoy Rebellion now?

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Viewed as a positive now and rather than a rebellion, more a fight for independence. Created good relations which led to playing cricket, students studying abroad etc

24
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Similarities between Viking and British arrivals

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Both positive outcomes. Danelaw(9th century) established and America gained money and built the empire. both went in search of land. both went in search of money and economic reasons