Migration: Push and Pull Factors

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Across
  1. 4. the amount of people who emigrated to the uk between 1946-57
  2. 5. Industry that saw a rise in well-paid, low-skilled work following World War II
  3. 9. Organization formed in the 1960s by first-generation Indian migrants in Britain to support Indian workers
  4. 12. reason why most Cypriots came to Britain in 1955-9
  5. 14. acronym for the movement which intended to defend communities from the racism of immigration laws, and tried to include women‘s participation in a range of anti-deportation and divided-family campaigns
  6. 15. Percentage of people in a north London survey who refused to live next door to someone of a different race
  7. 16. Percentage of people in a north London survey who refused to work with Black or Asian people
  8. 17. percentage of people in north London who disapproved of interracial relationships
  9. 18. Campaign in which the Asian Youth Movement and Indian Workers Association played key roles
Down
  1. 1. Year in which the Immigration Act removed the right of all Commonwealth citizens to migrate to the UK
  2. 2. surname of the leader of the Anti Immigration Union
  3. 3. Sector which employed nearly 4000 new employees, mainly from Barbados
  4. 6. Act which removed the right of all Commonwealth citizens to migrate to the UK
  5. 7. Region in the UK known for its large immigrant population, including Indians and Pakistanis
  6. 8. boys’ comic from 1950-69, informed its writers than foreigners weren’t to be enemies or villains
  7. 10. the dispersion or spread of a people from their original homeland.
  8. 11. place where many Asian migrants who worked in the textiles industry settled.
  9. 13. Percentage of British population in contact with relatives in Dominions, as found in a 1948 survey
  10. 19. Medium that began replacing radio and increased awareness of foreign cultures through documentaries