Attitudes towards migrants: official and unofficial responses (OCR GCSE History B (Schools History Project)): Flashcards

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Alien (medieval England)

Migrants from foreign countries

Anti-Semitism

Prejudice towards people of the Jewish faith

Migration

Movement of people from one country to another

Peasantry

Farmers/agricultural labourers in low social class

Why were Jews expelled in 1290?

No longer useful and were poor

What was a half-alien jury? (1354)

Jury provided for aliens on trial

Letters of denization (1370s)

Introduced for aliens/migrants

Hosting laws (1439)

Laws English guilds pressured Richard II to introduce

Italian bankers 1250s - why privileges?

In exchange for large loans

English reaction: Italian bankers 1250s

Resented the favour shown to them

Flemish cloth makers 1270

Henry invited then expelled them a month later

Edward III & Flemish weavers 1330

Desperate for them; promised protection

Edward II 1335 action

Arrested all foreigners (feared French invasion)

Flemish immigrants 1436 requirements

Purchase licence & swear oath of allegiance

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