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How far did British society change 1939-1975 (Part 3)
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How far did British society change 1939-1975 (Part 3)
Why immigrants came from the Caribben
About 10,000 West Indies fought for Britain in WW2 , many with permanent jobs
Previous immigrants had success there, returning workers very positive about their experiences in Britian
Unemployment in Caribbean major problem, hurricanes devastated Jamaica 1944 and 1951
British culture was impressive, education system and industry widely respected
In 1954, 24,000 West Indies arrived in Britain, by 1958, 115,000 immigrants from Caribbean in Britain
East Asian immigrants from Africa
Most Asians immigrated due to persecution, 20,000 came to Britain
In 1972, President of Uganda expelled 50,000 Asians, many coming to Britain
East Asian immigrants from India and Pakistan
Most came to Britain or economic reasons
Many Sikhs served for British army in India, so employment options in Britain appealed to them
Many also let after violence and unrest between different groups after Indian independence in 1947
Experiences of immigrants in Britain
Decent accommodation difficult to obtain
Immigrants needed to live 5 years in Britain before applying for council housing
Banks often refused loans to immigrants
Many pubs and bars refused to serve immigrants
Trade unions claimed that immigrants were taking British jobs
Contribution of immigrants to British society
Individuals - Sybil Phoenix lived in poverty then set up a youth group, given an award for her community work and became mayor of Lewisham
Public services - one third of all doctors in NHS born overseas
The economy - contribution by paying taxes, some specialise in special businesses becoming successful
Culture - they have enriched British society, Chines, Indian food and restuarants
Music and dance - Reggae, Bollywood, and events such as the Notting Hill Carnival
Religion - well established faiths in many parts of Britain played role in the multi-culture of Britain
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