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Hey guys I'm currently doing my a levels at home I need help in deciding what textbooks to use for
Edexcel history
Britain from 1783-1853 during an 'Age of Revolution':*examining the protests, reactions and reforms in this period including a focus on the role of Peel as Prime Minister.
Germany from 1919-1963:examining the nature of change in German political and social life making the transition from democracy to dictatorship and eventually division into 2 states.
Civil Rights in the USA from 1865 to 1992:*examining African Americans, Native Americans, Trade Unions and women, examining how progress was made during this time period. There is a special focus on Black Power and on civil rights during the 'gilded age'
What textbooks did your school recommend
Also I'm doing edexcel politics
What books am I to purchase
Edexcel history
Britain from 1783-1853 during an 'Age of Revolution':*examining the protests, reactions and reforms in this period including a focus on the role of Peel as Prime Minister.
Germany from 1919-1963:examining the nature of change in German political and social life making the transition from democracy to dictatorship and eventually division into 2 states.
Civil Rights in the USA from 1865 to 1992:*examining African Americans, Native Americans, Trade Unions and women, examining how progress was made during this time period. There is a special focus on Black Power and on civil rights during the 'gilded age'
What textbooks did your school recommend
Also I'm doing edexcel politics
What books am I to purchase
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