In Britain how were African migrants treated differently than other migrants?​

From the late 1600s life for people in Britain of African and Asian origin became more difficult. The growth of the British Empire and the trade in enslaved Africans brought larger numbers of African and Asian immigrants, mostly working as servants.

Many employees of the East India Company became extremely rich and were known as 'nabobs'. As they returned home they started to bring domestic servants back to England to work for them. Indian children were brought to work as servants and women known as ayahs, were brought as nannies and wet nurses for their children. They wanted to continue to enjoy the opulent lifestyle they had in India when they returned to England.

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