History GCSE
Attitudes to refugees and asylum seekers
What Attitudes to refugees and asylum seekers means in History GCSE, as defined for OCR.
Definition of Attitudes to refugees and asylum seekers
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Reference: OCR
Views on political refugees and asylum seekers that ranged from humanitarian concern to suspicion.
Topics that use Attitudes to refugees and asylum seekers
Related terms
- Aliens Act (1905)
- Empire and trade routes
- EU free movement and 'open borders'
- Impact on public services and communities
- Port cities and sailortowns
- The 'multi-cultural society' debate
- Treatment of asylum seekers
- British Nationality Act 1948
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