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British timeline for migration, empire and people <grade 9> colour coded (separating different parts of the world) separated into time periods (invasion to Britain, expansion of empire, end of empire) This timeline helped me tremendously to gain a grade 9 with 37/44 (85%) in my y11 mocks. It is useful as questions in the paper references to different areas and have specific time periods. Also, it also gives an overall revision for the topic with when main events occur which benefits enormously for question 4 which requires you to use a wide range of evidence from 790 to present times

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Invasion to Britain
790; Vikings begin raids on Britain
871; Alfred the Great become king
1016; Cnut won against King Edmund → King of England
4 Oct 1066; Battle of Hastings → William the Conqueror became king
1154; Henry II became king of England → developed the Angevin Empire
1214; English barons forced King John to sign the Magna Carter after losing Angevin lands
1337; Hundred Years Wars started by Edward III
25 Oct 1415; Battle of Agincourt made English victorious under Henry V

Expansion of British Empire (+ Migration)
1496; England started exploring west to Americas
1530; Henry VIII converted England to Protestant
Aug 1572; Huguenots persecution of ten thousands in St Bartholomew’s Day Massacre
Early 1600s; King James I started Ulster Plantations of Protestants to Ireland
1600; East India Company set up trading stations
1607; The first British colony Jamestown, Virginia was founded
1619; slaves introduced to plantations
1620; Mayflower ship transported Puritans to escape religious persecution and set up New
Plymouth
1685; French King Louis XIV tore up Edict of Nantes → Huguenot persecution
1757; 3000 EIC troops led by Robert Clive defeated 40000 Indian soldiers helped by French
and took over Bengal
1746; Highland Clearance of Scottish by King George I after Jacobite Rebellions
1775; War of Independence began when George Washington was appointed as army leader
1773; Government of India Act allowed British government and EIC control india jointly
3 Sep 1783; Britain signed Treaty of Paris and America gained independence
May 1787; 11 ships left Britain with 736 criminals onboard to Australia
1846; potato blight ruined Irish harvest → ⅛ died → 0.5M Irish migrated to Britain
9 May 1857; 85 Sepoys (indian soldiers) refused to use Enfield rifle got arrested in Meerut
8 July 1858; Indian Rebellion ended → British interfered less with religious matters
1867; diamonds discovered in Boer states → Britain tried to take control with Cape Colony
(Boer War)
Late 1870s; scramble for Africa began → Britain took 16 colonies along east Gold Coasts
(1874)
Feb 1881; Boers defeated British at battle of Majuba Hill (Boer War)
1882; series of laws imposed on Jews in Russia as are named for the assassination of Tsar
Alexander II → Jewish migration to Britain to escape persecution (pogroms-1891)
1888; Cecil Rhodes founded De Beers → owned most gold and diamond fields in southern
Africa
July 1882; bombing of Alexandria of Egyptians to rebel against British interference → Britain
gained control of Egypt Suez Canal and Sudan
1899; 2nd Boer Broke out when Cecil Rhodes failed to overthrow Boer leader Kruger
1750-1900; internal migration due to industrialisation
1815-1914; 22M left Britain to previous colonies for better opportunities
1837-1901; British Empire expanded rapidly under Queen Victoria (propaganda)
1841 - 1910; 1M people moved under indenture system_____________________________
America Huguenot Ulster+Highland India Africa Migration
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