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Celtic and pict tribes formed the first communities in Britian as they arrived.
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Roman black legionnaires came to Britain to stand guard on Hadrian's wall, to keep the tribes seperated from the romans.
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In the fifth century it was clear to see that the Germanic tribes would become the english population.
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In 1066 the vikings who had been settled in France and brought with them a lot of traditions.
A lot of these traditions is still alived today and can be traced all the way back to Franco-Norman era.
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The few black people who were living in Britain were mostly musicians and entertainers for the royal people, among other a man called John Blanke who was a trumpeter.
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John Hawkyns Introduced the idea of selling black people as workers in 1562, when he sold 300 West African to planters in Haiti.
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A few years after the event in 1562, a few households in England began holding slaves. The slaves came to england when plantage owners sent their kids to school in england!
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Tens of Thousands of Irish came to England, they were fleeing from poverty.
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The first non-white (indian dababhai naoroji) was elected to the house of commons.
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Four non-white MP's where elected at the General Election..
