European migration in the 18th and 19th centuries
I can explain the reasons for increasing migration from Europe, the experiences of these migrants and the impact of these migrants on Britain.
European migration in the 18th and 19th centuries
I can explain the reasons for increasing migration from Europe, the experiences of these migrants and the impact of these migrants on Britain.
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Lesson details
Key learning points
- The start of the Hanoverian reign led to an increase in German migration, with German migrants welcomed by authorities.
- The French Revolution led to increasing migration from France.
- Despite French migrants initially being welcomed, attitudes towards French migrants became more hostile in the 1800s.
- Due to the Italian Wars of Independence, many Italian migrants settled and impacted various areas of life in Britain.
Keywords
Marquis - a French nobleman
Common misconception
All European migrants can be said to have migrated for similar reasons and therefore had similar experiences.
While there were some similarities in patterns of migration, the experiences of migrants often depended largely on their religion and their relationship with authorities.
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