Migrants: Impact (Edexcel GCSE History): Flashcards

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Migrants: Impact
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Period when migrants transformed Britain

c1700-c1900 (18th and 19th centuries)

Olaudah Equiano's role in British society

Anti-slavery campaigner; helped end slave trade (1807)

Year Parliament ended transatlantic slave trade

1807

Year slavery abolished in British Empire

1833

German thinkers who wrote Communist Manifesto in Britain

Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels

Feargus O'Connor's political contribution

Irish Protestant; edited Northern Star; supported Chartism

William Cuffay's background and role

Father enslaved in Caribbean; chairman of London Chartists

First Jewish Member of Parliament (1850)

Lionel de Rothschild

Irish navvies' contribution to infrastructure

Built canals and railways

Michael Marks' background and business start

Polish Jewish immigrant; opened Leeds market stall in 1884

Marks & Spencer by 1900

Had shops in all major British towns

Religious buildings for Jewish communities

Synagogues

Religious buildings for Muslims by 1900

Mosques (small number built)

Types of restaurants introducing new foods

Chinese, Indian and Jewish restaurants and cafes

Samuel Coleridge-Taylor's background

Son of Black African father; celebrated composer

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