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any historians or primary source websites for “In the years 1877 to 1981 war was the most important factor in the development of civil rights in America for African- Americans”.
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(Original post by MarleyMartha)
any historians or primary source websites for “In the years 1877 to 1981 war was the most important factor in the development of civil rights in America for African- Americans”.
To what extent do you agree with this view?
any historians or primary source websites for “In the years 1877 to 1981 war was the most important factor in the development of civil rights in America for African- Americans”.
To what extent do you agree with this view?
Perhaps try looking for Wallace E Davies - New Perspectives in American History and Derrick Murphy, Kathryn Cooper and Mark Waldron - United States 1776-1992.
Primary sources for this will come from things like MLK speeches etc which are easy enough to find online
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OCR A Level has a course encompassing this period (1865-1992) with a large section on African Americans. The access to history textbook has a lot of sources on this.
Perhaps try looking for Wallace E Davies - New Perspectives in American History and Derrick Murphy, Kathryn Cooper and Mark Waldron - United States 1776-1992.
Primary sources for this will come from things like MLK speeches etc which are easy enough to find online
OCR A Level has a course encompassing this period (1865-1992) with a large section on African Americans. The access to history textbook has a lot of sources on this.
Perhaps try looking for Wallace E Davies - New Perspectives in American History and Derrick Murphy, Kathryn Cooper and Mark Waldron - United States 1776-1992.
Primary sources for this will come from things like MLK speeches etc which are easy enough to find online
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