1. Migrants in Political Movements (1750–1900) – Description of two key examples, such as Irish involvement in trade unions or Jewish activism in socialist movements.

2. Migration to England (c.1000–1600) – Examination of causes including Viking settlement, Norman conquest, religious persecution, trade, and economic opportunities.

3. Migration and Britain’s National Identity (1900–2010) – Assessment of how migration influenced culture, economy, politics, and social diversity.

4. Government Policies on Migration (1500–2010) – Debate on whether British governments consistently restricted migration, considering immigration laws, refugee policies, and colonial ties.