History (A) J410,08 November 2020 , OCR GCSE Past Papers with Mark Schemes

1. British Port Cities with Migrant Populations (Early 20th Century) – Description of two examples, such as Liverpool (Irish and Chinese communities) and Cardiff (Somali and Yemeni sailors).

2. Negative Reactions to Jewish Migration (1066–1290) – Analysis of factors including anti-Semitic attitudes, economic resentment, religious discrimination, and the eventual expulsion in 1290.

3. Significance of Irish Migration (1700–1900) – Examination of contributions to industrial labor, urban development, political activism, and cultural influence in England.

4. Migrant Reception in Britain (1500–2010) – Debate on whether certain migrant groups were more welcomed than others, considering factors such as economic needs, racism, and political policies.