to be given the same rights as a citizen of the nation

Palatine refugees in the early 1700s

History

This unit will help students to understand how later immigrants to Britain had different experiences to those in the early modern period

Pupils will understand the nature of the transatlantic slave trade and the triangular trade from their study in Year 9. 

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Which word describes to be given the same rights as a citizen of the nation?

Complete the sentence: Palatine migrants settled in England to escape the devastation of war, in the hope of migrating onto America.

How many Palatine refugees arrived in London in 1709?

The Rhineland was experiencing overpopulation.

The Rhineland had become devastated by various European wars.

The Rhineland had become devastated by years of poor harvests.

The Rhineland was experiencing multiple floods followed by droughts.

Why did groups of Germanic people seek refuge outside of central Europe in the late 1600s?

They initially believed that they were Catholics fleeing persecution.

They initially believed that they were Protestants fleeing persecution.

They discovered that one third of the Palatine refugees were Protestant.

They discovered that one third of the Palatine refugees were Catholic

Why did English authorities and churches stop supporting the Palatines?

Where did the Palatines who did remain in England settle?

In which decade did tens of thousands Huguenot migrants settle in England as a result of religious persecution in France?

Huguenots settled in England as it was known as a tolerant Puritan nation.

Huguenots settled in England as it was known as a tolerant Catholic nation.

Huguenots settled in England as it was known as a tolerant Protestant nation.

Which of the following statements is correct?

Complete the sentence: In 1709, an act to {{}} all Protestant migrants was passed.

How much money did William III and Mary II raise to help resettle Huguenot refugees?

Which town did Flemish weavers settle in to begin with?

They invested in large businesses and projects.

Many English surnames today have Huguenot origins.

Huguenots brought their French fashion which caught on quickly.

Their wealth improved the local economies of the places they settled in.

Which of the following statements show Huguenot migrants' impact on English culture?