The diversity of other European migrants (OCR GCSE History B (Schools History Project)): Flashcards
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Year Jews were expelled from England
Year Jews were expelled from England
1290
Year Jews allowed to return to England
Year Jews allowed to return to England
1655
Rabbi who convinced Cromwell to allow Jews back
Rabbi who convinced Cromwell to allow Jews back
Rabbi Menasseh ben Israel
3 restrictions on Jews in England
3 restrictions on Jews in England
Couldn't serve in army, go to university, or be lawyers
What work did Jews do in England?
What work did Jews do in England?
Finance and trade
When Gypsies arrived in England
When Gypsies arrived in England
End of 15th century
Where Gypsies originally descended from
Where Gypsies originally descended from
Nomadic tribes in India
4 jobs Gypsies did
4 jobs Gypsies did
Pedlars, pot-menders, animal dealers, herbalists
Harsh laws against Gypsies included
Harsh laws against Gypsies included
Expulsion and punishment of death
Trading league Hansa merchants belonged to
Trading league Hansa merchants belonged to
Hanseatic League
Hansa merchants' warehouse location in London
Hansa merchants' warehouse location in London
The Steelyard
Year Elizabeth I expelled Hansa merchants
Year Elizabeth I expelled Hansa merchants
1597
Why Elizabeth I expelled Hansa merchants
Why Elizabeth I expelled Hansa merchants
England's trade interests shifted to Americas