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Going further, Year A2.........
....Useful websites & digital resources............
| Condensed overview of the key events surrounding the rise of the Nazis, with web links to other sites. | |
| Information on dissident youth groups under the Nazis | |
| Wide-ranging resource with campaign and propaganda posters from 1933-45 and before. | |
| Timeline of key individuals in the Civil Rights movement. Recommended by Mr Hancock! | |
| Key individuals and events. Excellent detail. | |
| Interactive maps take you through the changes to laws in different US states and how they affected ordinary black citizens. | |
| Overview of key changes and individuals with links to topical stories. | |
| Chronology of changes to black rights in the US from 1619 to 2000. Clear and concise. | |
| Background information on key topics, e.g. Jim Crow Laws and Montgomery Bus Boycott, as well as sources and timeline. | |
| How black Americans depicted their struggle through art and sculpture. | |
| Interesting information on how black groups prohibited from joining national sports leagues formed their own leagues and competitions. | |
| Site celebrating achievements of William Still and the National Underground Railway Foundation. Very good links page which will take you to other specialist civil rights sites. | |
This is fantastic it is an online history challenge about black history in the 19th century it helped me get better details and also tested me on what I already knew so that it helped writing fluid paragraphs in my coursework! L.B-S., Year 13 |
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