1. Migrant Integration (1000–1500) – Two examples of migrant groups that successfully integrated into English society, such as the Normans, Flemish weavers, or Jewish communities. 2. Migrant Experiences During WWI – Analysis of how migrants in Britain were treated during the war, including labor contributions, discrimination, and internment. 3. Religious Migration Impact (1600–1750) – Evaluation of the significance of religious migrants such as Huguenots, Jews, and Puritans in shaping British society, economy, and culture. 4. British Empire’s Role in Migration (1500–2010) – Debate on whether the empire was the primary driver of migration, compared to other factors such as economic opportunity, conflict, and EU migration.