A clear and concise set of notes providing a summary of the Trade Unions/Workers topic of the OCR A-Level History Civil Rights in the USA 1865-1992 course. Separated into era's and events are dated. Each era contains both positive and negative events for evaluation. Includes; presidential action, laws/acts, government action, organisations/movements and key figures.

A clear and concise set of notes for the Women topic in the OCR A-Level History Civil Rights in the USA 1865-1992 course. In date order with both positive and negative events, as well as a description of what the event is. Includes; presidential action, laws/acts, government action, key figures, statistics and organisations/movements.

A complete chronological timeline of the African American section of the OCR A-Level History Civil Rights in the USA (1865-1992) module. Colour-coded in era's. Each event is dated and given a brief description/summary.

Summary of the progress and lack of progress made in trade union and labour rights during the pre-WW1 period.

A Summary of the progress and lack of progress made by trade union and labour ights in the Gilded Age. (Including a sample essay paragraph at the end).

A summary of the progress, and lack of progress, made by trade union and for labour rights the reconstruction era (including a sample essay paragraph at the end).

Charts colour-coded organised thematically (Self-determination, land rights and spiritual rights) across 1865-1992, following the specification of OCR History A Unit 3.

Charts colour-coded organised thematically (political, social & economic) across 1865-1992, following the specification of OCR History A Unit 3.

Charts colour-coded organised thematically (political, social & economic) across 1865-1992, following the specification of OCR History A Unit 3.

Table on federal government attitudes and actions towards Native Americans throughout the period. Summarises key actions- attitudes e.g. manifest destiny, acts, legal cases etc that have had an affect on Native Americans. Really good resource- includes summary and impact on Natives and is really good basis for essays.