Answer set 1
Answer 1:Correct answer (3). In the sixteenth and eighteenth centuries, Protestant Huguenots from France came to Britain to escape religious persecution.
Answer 2:Correct answer (4). In the mid 1840s there was a terrible famine in Ireland and many Irish people migrated to Britain. These Irish men became labourers and helped to build canals and railways across Britain.
Answer 3:Correct answer (3). Between 1880 -1910, a large numbers of Jewish people came to Britain from what are now Poland, Ukraine, and Belarus to escape racist attacks (called 'pogroms') they faced at home.
Answer 4:In the 1970's Britain admitted 28,000 people of Indian origin who had been forced to leave Uganda, and 22,000 refugees from South East Asia. So correct answer is (4)
Answer 5:In the 1980s, the largest immigrant groups were from the United States, Australia, South Africa, New Zealand, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Malaysia. So the correct answer is (4)
Answer 6: (2). Centres were set in the West Indies to recruit people to drive buses. On the other hand Textile and engineering firms sent people to India and Pakistan to find workers.
Back
HOME
About Us
Careers
Contribute
Advertise
Copyright ©2004-2006 3G4G.CO.UK. All rights reserved.
Contact info@3g4g.co.uk for further information