Unit 39.1 Civil rights and race relations in the USA, 1850 2009

detailed notes with evidence for the Edexcel a level history Civil Rights and Race relations course, organised by focus point and colour coded

This is an in-depth timeline of Pearson Edexcel A-Level History (2015) Option39.1 Civil Rights and Race Relations in the USA: 1850-2009. Each sub-topic is colour coded, and include: 1) ‘Free at Last,’ 1865-77 2) The triumph of ‘Jim Crow,’ 1883-c1990 3) The New Deal and race relations, 1933-41 4) ‘I have a dream,’ 1954-68 5) Obama’s campaign for the presidency, 2004-09 6) Film and Media This timeline is a word document which spans across 6 pages, with key areas in great det...

over 40 essay plans, organised by focus point, for the Edexcel A level history Civil Rights and Race Relations course. With dates and detail.

These Revision Notes cover the 5 main chapters of the A level History International Syllabus including: (Achieved A* with these notes in A level History) Free at Last 1865-1877 The Triumph of Jim Crow 1883-1990 New Deal 1933-1941 I have a Dream 1954-1968 Obama's campaign for the Presidency 2004-2009 The notes have been digitally handwritten with the use of the Remarkable.

EDEXCEL HISTORY COURSEWORK GRADE A/A*- WORTH 20% OF A LEVEL. This piece earned 33/40 and was awarded an A/A* which was dependent on the grade boundaries. It is a useful essay in order to help with the organisation and coordination of your History coursework. The question for this piece is - "Historians disagree about the significance of Martin Luther King in advancing the civil rights movement in America, 1954-68. What is your view on the significance of MLK?".

Summarises all notes in CH6 ‘I have a dream’ (1954 – 68):

This document summarises all the content in CH5 New Deal

This document comprehensively summarises all the notes for A level history CH4 Jim Crow 1883-1900.

All the notes for Obama (2004 – 09):