Key Topic Number of Indicative Content Extended Content Resources Lessons Americans during various periods. American History 1607-1980 (1983) Oxford The nature and extent of the ways in which white Americans in the Lawson, S. Debating the Civil southern states opposed Rights Movement 1945-68 Reconstruction, implemented (2006) Rowman and Littlefield segregation and prevented civil Murphy, D. (ed.) United States rights. 1776-1992 (2001) Harper Collins, London Reasons for changes in attitudes Paterson, D. (ed.) Civil Rights in towards black Americans. (2009) the USA 1865-1992 Reasons for the of ‘Great Migration’ Heinemann, Harlow southern black Americans to the Sanders, V. Civil Rights in the North and their experience in the USA 1945-68 (2008), Hodder, northern cities (ghettos, London employment). Spiller, J. (ed.) The United Similarities and differences in States 1763-2001 (2005) attitudes to black Americans Routledge, Abingdon compared to other minorities (e.g. Verney, K. The Debate on Black native Americans, Chicano, Civil Rights in America (2010), Hispanic). Manchester University Press, Significance of Brown v Board of Manchester Education to changing attitudes and White, J. Black Leadership in expectations. America: From Booker T. Similarities and differences between Washington to Jess Jackson North and South in response to key (1990) Longman, Harlow individuals and groups in the Civil Rights Movement. 3 The role of African Nature and extent of gains achieved Americans in gaining by black Americans (individuals, civil rights (e.g. Booker early campaign groups and the T Washington, DuBois, public). Martin Luther King, the Beliefs, methods, actions and comparative significance of key
Key Topic Number of Lessons Indicative Content Extended Content Resources Americans during various periods. The nature and extent of the ways in which white Americans in the southern states opposed Reconstruction, implemented segregation and prevented civil rights. Reasons for changes in attitudes towards black Americans. Reasons for the ‘Great Migration’ of southern black Americans to the North and their experience in the northern cities (ghettos, employment). Similarities and differences in attitudes to black Americans compared to other minorities (e.g. native Americans, Chicano, Hispanic). Significance of Brown v Board of Education to changing attitudes and expectations. Similarities and differences between North and South in response to key individuals and groups in the Civil Rights Movement. American History 1607-1980 (1983) Oxford Lawson, S. Debating the Civil Rights Movement 1945-68 (2006) Rowman and Littlefield Murphy, D. (ed.) United States 1776-1992 (2001) Harper Collins, London Paterson, D. (ed.) Civil Rights in the USA 1865-1992 (2009) Heinemann, Harlow Sanders, V. Civil Rights in the USA 1945-68 (2008), Hodder, London Spiller, J. (ed.) The United States 1763-2001 (2005) Routledge, Abingdon Verney, K. The Debate on Black Civil Rights in America (2010), Manchester University Press, Manchester White, J. Black Leadership in America: From Booker T. Washington to Jess Jackson (1990) Longman, Harlow 3 The role of African Americans in gaining civil rights (e.g. Booker T Washington, DuBois, Martin Luther King, the Nature and extent of gains achieved by black Americans (individuals, early campaign groups and the public). Beliefs, methods, actions and comparative significance of key