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AC Britain: Migration, empires and the people: c790 to the present day key terms
Use these key terms for AC Britain: Migration, empires and the people: c790 to the present day in AQA History 8145. The page is built from approved learning objectives for this topic and links back to the wider unit, topic hub, and related revision assets.
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AC Britain: Migration, empires and the people: c790 to the present day
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Vikings
Vikings is a History term for this objective because it helps explain invasion, including Vikings and Anglo-Saxons, reasons for Viking invasions, creation of the Danelaw,...
Danelaw
In Part one: Conquered and conquerors, Danelaw should be used with evidence and chronology, not as a vague label.
Angevin Empire
Angevin Empire is a History term for this objective because it helps explain a Norman Kingdom and Angevin Empire, including England-France relationships, Henry II, invasion of...
Henry II
In Part one: Conquered and conquerors, Henry II should be used with evidence and chronology, not as a vague label.
Hundred Years' War
Hundred Years' War is a History term for this objective because it helps explain the birth of English identity, including the Hundred Years' War and its impact on England's...
Hundred Years' War
In Part one: Conquered and conquerors, Hundred Years' War should be used with evidence and chronology, not as a vague label.
Caribbean
Caribbean is a History term for this objective because it helps explain sugar and the Caribbean, including piracy, plunder, the slave trade, John Hawkins, Barbados and West...
piracy
In Part two: Looking west, piracy should be used with evidence and chronology, not as a vague label.
Raleigh
Raleigh is a History term for this objective because it helps explain colonisation in North America, including causes and consequences of British colonisation, Raleigh,...
Jamestown
In Part two: Looking west, Jamestown should be used with evidence and chronology, not as a vague label.
including
including is a History term for this objective because it helps explain migrants to and from Britain, including Huguenot migration, Highland clearances and Ulster plantations...
britain
In Part two: Looking west, britain should be used with evidence and chronology, not as a vague label.
East India Company
East India Company is a History term for this objective because it helps explain expansion in India, including causes and impact of British control, East India Company, Robert...
Robert Clive
In Part three: Expansion and empire, Robert Clive should be used with evidence and chronology, not as a vague label.
Africa
Africa is a History term for this objective because it helps explain expansion in Africa, including causes and impact of British involvement, trade, missionary activity,...
Cecil Rhodes
In Part three: Expansion and empire, Cecil Rhodes should be used with evidence and chronology, not as a vague label.
Africa
Africa is a History term for this objective because it helps explain migrants to, from and within Britain, including Irish and Jewish migration, transportation, migration to...
migration
In Part three: Expansion and empire, migration should be used with evidence and chronology, not as a vague label.
Suez
Suez is a History term for this objective because it helps explain the end of Empire, including First and Second World War impacts, Suez, nationalism and independence in...
Gandhi
In Part four: Britain in the 20th century, Gandhi should be used with evidence and chronology, not as a vague label.
Windrush
Windrush is a History term for this objective because it helps explain the legacy of Empire, including Windrush, Caribbean migrants, Claudia Jones, migration from Asia and...
Claudia Jones
In Part four: Britain in the 20th century, Claudia Jones should be used with evidence and chronology, not as a vague label.
European Union
European Union is a History term for this objective because it helps explain Britain's relationship with Europe and its impact, including the Second World War, economic, social...
European Union
In Part four: Britain in the 20th century, European Union should be used with evidence and chronology, not as a vague label.
