Source A: Official Government Statement, 1962

'The arrival of the Windrush and other ships marked a new chapter in Britain's history, welcoming workers from the Caribbean to help rebuild the nation after the war.'

Provenance: UK government publication, 1962.

Source B: Timeline of Major Events

1948: The Empire Windrush arrives in London, bringing Caribbean migrants. 1950s: Increased migration due to labour shortages; Caribbean communities begin to form. 1962: Immigration Act restricts migration from Commonwealth countries. 1971: Immigration Act further tightens controls. 1981: Brixton Riots highlight racial tensions. 2000s: Recognition of the contributions of the Windrush Generation and ongoing debates about immigration policy.

Provenance: Historical timeline compiled from UK government and academic sources.

Source C: Testimony of a Windrush migrant, 2010

'We came to rebuild a country that needed us, and we brought our culture, our work ethic, and our hope for a better future.'

Provenance: Interview with a Windrush migrant, 2010.

Source D: Modern perspective on Windrush

'The Windrush Generation's story is central to understanding Britain's multicultural identity and ongoing debates about immigration.'

Provenance: Academic article, 2015.