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This is a photo of Indian people working on a railroad in Europe, specifically Great Britain. The photo suggests that the Indian people didn’t move here themselves. The British people took Indians from their native country after the British took over India. The Indian people were forced out and moved around to many continents around the world including Europe, British Islands in Southwest Asia, and parts of Africa. The Indians were then used as slaves for work, like farming. Indians also went to Britain to settle and start a family due to better living conditions or a better economy.

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How did Indians migrate around the world? || 400 Years: Britain and India || Episode 5

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How did Indians migrate around the world? || 400 Years: Britain and India || Episode 5

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Forced migrations are when a superior individual or group moves a certain group of people out of their homeland without their decision to do so. After the British found other islands, they sent Indians to work for long periods of time for little to no freedom. It wasn’t exactly slavery, but it was very close to being it.

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In this situation, the Indians are being moved across borders to work. This is an example of international migration because the Indians are moving internationally to different countries around the world.

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Deportation is the expulsion of people from a country. In this situation, the British are forcing people out of India. The Indians are being forced out of their country and having to settle elsewhere.

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Push factors are things about a country or territory that is bad and acts as something that can force families out of an area. In this case, the Indians had the British as a push factor. The British was a factor that forced many families out of certain areas.

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Chain migration is when people in a certain area follow each other and move. The Indians were forced to follow each other when they were moved internationally. Chain migration also shows when the people were taken from the individual towns.

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An island of development is a place that is built up in order to make it attractable for other countries. The British could’ve used these Indian slaves to attract people to come and trade or find valuable resources for profit in places like Africa or the islands where you can use tourism to profit.

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1. Every Migration Flow Generates a Counter Migration

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1. Every Migration Flow Generates a Counter Migration

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Around the same time period, Africans from South and East Africa was taken as slaves as well and moved into Southern Europe.

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2. Majority of Migrants Move a Small Distance

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2. Majority of Migrants Move a Small Distance

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This Law of Migration doesn’t apply to this instance of migration. The Indians moved thousands of miles to different continents to work as slaves for the British.

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3. Migrants Who Move Long Distances Tend to Go to Big-City Destinations

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3. Migrants Who Move Long Distances Tend to Go to Big-City Destinations

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This Law of Migration somewhat complies with this instance of migration. While some Indians did move to London to work on the railroads, most did move to remote locations in other colonies, like islands.

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4. Urban Residents are Less Migratory than Rural People

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4. Urban Residents are Less Migratory than Rural People

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While many rural areas may not have made the commute to areas that far away, the British people forced those people into the far away lands anyway. This law doesn't apply with this example.

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5. Families are Less Likely to Cross Country Borders than Young Adults 

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5. Families are Less Likely to Cross Country Borders than Young Adults 

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The British people took the young men and women to do the work in the foreign countries because they were the fittest and most able to do the job. They wouldn't take families with 1 year olds to go and work on the farms and factories because they aren't able to.