Social Developments: Acts and Opposition to Immigration and Race Relations Flashcards

1
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What populations started to immigrate to Britain more in the 1960’s?

A

Asians

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2
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What was an issue with Asian Immigration for British Culture?

A

Whole families came over building up new communities

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Why would Asian Immigration be a significant problem for the British public?

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They would be more racist to Asians

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4
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What did a London survey in 1965 show about British people wanting to work with Black or Asian people?

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1 in 5 objected to working with them

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5
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What anti-immigrant party was made in 1967?

A

National Front

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What was the background of the National Front?

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It was the accumulation of multiple small fascist party’s in Britain

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What was the focus of The National Front?

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Banning immigration and expelling settled immigrants from Britain

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What did the first Race Relations Act ban?

A

Discrimination in public places

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What was a limitation of the first Race Relations Act?

A

Discrimination in Housing and Employment continued

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10
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When was the second Race Relations Act passed?

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1968

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What did the second Race Relations Act ban and give more power to?

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Discrimination in housing and employment. Gave more power to the Race Relations Board

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What were the limitations of the employment discrimination ban?

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Employees could still discriminate to keep a racial balance

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What were the limitations of the Race Relations Board?

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They did not respond to more complaints Still only responded to around 10% of complaints

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What is significant about the little effort by the Race Relations board?

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People experiencing discrimination would be discouraged to report it as they wouldn’t get a response

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15
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How were the police affected by the second Race Relations Act?

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They were excluded from complaints

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What is Significant about police position in the 2nd Race Relations Act?

A

They could continue to discriminate against people from other races

17
Q

What is a law that police followed which supported discrimination?

A

Sus Law

18
Q

What is the Sus Law?

A

Police could stop and search you if they thought you looked suspicious

19
Q

What famous speech did Enoch Powell make about immigration? What year?

A

Rivers of Blood speech, 1968

20
Q

What was the political impact of Powell’s speech?

A

Due to words he used being similar to NF causes, some Conservative MP’S Detected to the NF

21
Q

What did a poll show about support for Enoch Powell?

A

75% of British Public supported Enoch Powell

22
Q

What protest did Enoch Powell start from his speech?

A

1000 Dockworkers marched through London in support of him

23
Q

What is significant about Dockworkers marching in support of a Conservatives ideas?

A

Dockworkers were usually Labour voters

24
Q

What did Enoch Powell’s speech represent about using methods to get Labour voters to Conservative?

A

He targeted the working class fear of increased immigration

25
Q

Who else had previously used a working class problem to get Labour voters to vote Tory? What year?

A

Peter Griffiths in Smethwick, 1964

26
Q

When was the first Commonwealth immigration Act passed?

A

1962

27
Q

When was the 2nd Commonwealth Immigration Act passed?

A

1968

28
Q

What did the 1968 Immigration Act do?

A

Limit the potential 200,000 Kenyan Asians from coming to Britain