Master Y10

T/F?: Ireland was ruled by the King of England from the 1280's onwards?

T/F? The Jews were often heavily taxed by English Kings to fund wars?

What religious wars increased anti-Semitic feeling?

What did many Christians believe about Jews?

What item of clothing are Jews often shown wearing in Medieval paintings?

Which one of these is NOT a trade commonly followed by the Tudor Gypsies?

What particular skills did the Mayor of Norwich hope the Strangers would bring?

The religious wars in the Middle East at this time were called:

By 1700 where else would you find sizable Jewish communities?

What jobs did Jews commonly have?

Why were Italian bankers allowed to lend money again in the later Middle Ages?

What religion did the Huguenots follow?

What did Queen Elizabeth offer Gypsies in 1562 if they gave up their nomadic way of life?

What event led to many Huguenots fleeing France in 1572?

What privileged rights did the Lombard bankers get in exchange for loans to the King?

Which King finally decided to expel all the remaining Jews from England in 1290?

How long did a peasant have to escape capture in a town for to gain their freedom?

What evidence do we have of North Africans in England in the Middle Ages?

What was the name given to the areas of medieval towns inhabited by Jews in England?

What was England's major medieval export?

The Black Death led to.....

Which one of these things was a Jew in 17th century England allowed to do?

Which of these could NOT be described as an impact of the Strangers on Norwich?

T/F? Jews had to live in certain areas in English towns?

Who did Rabbi Menasseh ben Israel travel to London to meet in 1655?

Where in London did the returning Jews settle?

Who wrote the letter inviting "Strangers of the Low Countries" to come to live in Norwich?

T/ F? Britain had become the world's greatest sea power and richest trading nation by 1750?

Where did people THINK the Roma originated?

Why were Christians not able to lend money in the early medieval period?

How many Jews were punished for the murder in Lincoln?

What is hatred of the Jews called?

T/F? Jews were under Royal protection in medieval England?

Which of these might be considered a "Push" factor

What were Jews encouraged to do from 1250 onwards?

Who invaded the Balkans and forced the Roma westwards?

T/ F? Most Jews were no longer wealthy by 1280?

Who passed England's first anti-Gypsy law in 1530?

Where were 400 Jews murdered on Palm Sunday in 1263?

Whose arrival by 1265 challenged the Jewish dominance of money-lending?

What rights did King Charles II grant the Huguenots in 1681?

Under the Statute of Jewry what did Jews have to wear?

T?F? Money was raised to support the Palatines when they first arrived.

Why did Henry VIII have 3 Hansa merchants arrested in 1526?

When did the first people migrate to the British Isles?

T/ F?: Wales was ruled by the English King from the 1280's onwards?

When did Queen Elizabeth evict the Hansa merchants?

Where did the first cathedral and castle builders in England migrate from?

Which of these indicators that the Huguenots were not universally welcomed is made up?

Where did many of them actually get sent?

What name is given to the organisations that controlled individual trades in medieval towns?

Where did the Hanseatic League mainly operate?

How were Jews portrayed in some folk songs of the time?

What buildings were often built with money loaned from the Jews in England?

What % of people lived in towns and cities by 1500?

Which King first invited the Jews to come to England?

Which of these was NOT a Hansa trading base?

Where else did the discovery of a boy's body lead to a rise in anti-Semitism in 1255?

Why was Cromwell open to the idea of the Jews returning to England?

Where were people encourage to emigrate from to England in the 14th Century?

In medieval times what word might they have used to describe immigrants?

Why did opinion turn against the Poor Palatines?

What were all Jews forced to do from 1280?

What law against Jews did Edward I pass in 1275?

Which church was an international link in Medieval Europe?

How many Poor Palatines were there (roughly)?

In the summer of which year did the Poor Palatines arrive in England?

What was the name of the murdered boy in Norwich who became a saint?

Why did he invite/ command them to come?

Where was the "New World"?

T/F? London had become the largest and busiest city in Europe by 1660

What was the name of the Hansa's London base?

Which of these was NOT in the Statue of Jewry?

Where did the Poor Palatines think they were going to go after being in England?

Where was Europe's first completely Protestant country?

What did many poorer Jewish families do to make a living?

What impact did the arrival of the Lombard bankers have on Wales?

Where did the Roma actually originate?

Which one of these areas was ruled by medieval English Kings?

What was the name given to the Protestant split from the Catholic Church in the 1500's?

How did many Jews choose to hide their Jewish identity?

Roughly how much of the population of Norwich was made up of "Strangers" at their peak?

What was an archa ?

Which of these could NOT be described as an impact of the Huguenots' immigration?

Because they were poor many Jews...