Decolonisation and independece
This was the President of Egypt who nationalised the Suez Canal in 1956.
Nasser
This is the political activist who started the West Indies Gazette (and the Notting Hill Carnival)
Claudia Jones
This is one push factor that encouraged migration from Jamaica to Britain after 1944
Hurricane
This is when Britain was finally accepted in the EEC
1973
These are the leaders of the independence mouvements in Ghana and Kenya
Kwame Nkrumah and Jomo Kenyatta
This is the politician that delivered a very racist speech in 1968.
Enoch Powell, "Rivers of Blood"
This is the main factor for Irish migration to Britain after WW2
Employment (economic factor, pull factor)
This was the largest group of European migrants in 2004 in the UK.
Polish
This is the Indian organisation that campaigned for Indian independence and was founded in 1885.
Indian National Congress.
This is the law that stated that all Commonwealth citizens could have British passports and work in the UK
1948 British Nationality Act
These are at least 4 countries or regions from which people migrated to the UK after WW2.
Caribbean, Europe, East Asia and South East Asia, Kenya and Uganda, Cyprus, Ireland.
These are the first 6 counties that joined the steel and coal industries together in 1951.
Germany, Italy, France, Luxemburg, Belgium, NL.
This was the leader of Argentina during the Faulklands War
General Gualtieri
These are 2 legislations that made it more difficoult for people from the Caribbean to migrate to Britan after the 1960s.
1962 Immigration Act
1968 Commonwealth Immigration Act
This is a factor why many people from south Asia migrated to Britain between 1948 and 1955
Partition (government, push factor)
This is when:
The ECSC becomes EEC
EEC becomes EU
The UK referendum decides that the UK should leave the EU
The ECSC becomes EEC - 1957
EEC becomes EU - 1993
The UK referendum decides that the UK should leave the EU -2016
This was the organisation that started the independence movements in West Africa from the 1920s.
National Congress of British West Africa
These are 2 places in London where people orginally from the Caribbean suffered racist attacks and violence (and dates).
Notting Hill 1958
Brixton 1995
This is a group of around 70,000 people who moved to Britain in the 1960s and 1970s pushed to move by government actions.
Kenyan and Ugandan Asians.
This is the treaty signed that formed the EU (and date)
Maastricht Treaty 1990