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.

Justifies films and Novels and the impact they had on the race relations

Justifies the impact literature and films had on race relations in the USA

This document summarises information about Martin Luther King, the unofficial leader of the Civil Rights movement. Describes King's movements around America and his activities in different states.

Historian Sitkoff in depth analysis on the 50s and 60s of Civil Rights. Includes Martin Luther King's boycotts, other boycotts, riots and improvements during the time. Used for A level History.

Sample essay on the topic of individual campaigners role in improving race relations during Free at Last and Jim Crowism. This essay received a high mark, so is of good quality (5 pages long)

Detailed notes for Civil Rights, from the 13th Amendment to the New Deal Era. Notes taken from lectures, textbook and teacher's own research. I received 88% for this unit, using my notes. Exam board - Edexcel.

To what extent were push factors more dominant than the pull factors in explaining black migration from 1850 to 2009?

This is a revision guide, all the pages are filled with handy table guides that summarise all the social, economic and political events in civil rights history for African Americans. The first tables contain all the stats you'll need the second lot of tables show federal policy the third shows impact and evidence for social, economic, and political change Really handy for any question!