Access to History for the IB Diploma: Civil rights and social movements in the Americas

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Hodder Education, Feb 8, 2013 - History - 256 pages

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Contents

CHAPTER 1Native Americans and civil rightsin
Womens movements in Latin America 3 Womens movements in the
CHAPTER 2African Americans and the Civil Rights Movement
Martin Malcolm and Black Power
AfroLatin Americans 1AfroLatin Americans in the nineteenth century
The USgovernment and civil rights
TheBolivian government and civil rights
Youth culture and protests of the 1960s
Youth culture and protests in the
CHAPTER7 Feminist movements in the Americas
Timeline
Glossary Further reading
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About the author (2013)

Vivienne Sanders has written extensively and successfully on American history in the Access to History series. She taught A Level History for over 30 years, mostly in independent schools, and is now retired.

Bibliographic information

TitleAccess to History for the IB Diploma: Civil rights and social movements in the Americas
Access To History
AuthorVivienne Sanders
PublisherHodder Education, 2013
ISBN1444156640, 9781444156645
Length256 pages
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History / United States / 21st Century
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