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Oxford Revise: Edexcel GCSE History: Migrants in Britain, c800-present
Oxford Revise: Edexcel GCSE History: Migrants in Britain, c800-present
Prepare for your thematic study in Migrants in Britain, c800-present with Oxford Revise
Author and Series Editor Aaron Wilkes
Suitable for: Students studying the Edexcel GCSE History specification (typically aged 14-16 years)
Price: £5.99
ISBN:
978-1382053792
Publication date:
27/06/2024
Paperback:
64 pages
Dimensions:
297x210mm
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Features
- Revision guide informed by cognitive science principles
- Separate topic books so you only need to buy for the topics you are studying
- Complete revision and practice books
- Covers everything that students need to revise Migrants in Britain, c800-present
- Supports students to use and improve their metacognition
- Experienced Series Editor Aaron Wilkes - author, History teacher, PGCE Secondary History Lead at University of Warwick
- Each topic is comprehensively and clearly covered within Knowledge Organisers
- Retrieval questions check that knowledge is secure and build long-term retention
- Exam-style practice questions and model answers give students exam practice and experience
- QR codes provide links to answers, key word definitions and further revision support on accompanying website
This page was last updated on 22 December 2024 at 20:30 GMT
Table of Contents
1 Medieval England: The context for migration
2 Medieval England: The experience and impact of migrants
3 Medieval case study: The city of York under the Vikings
4 Early modern England: The context for migration
5 Early modern England: The experience and impact of migrants
6 Early modern case studies: Sandwich and Canterbury, and the Huguenots
7 Eighteenth- and nineteenth centuryBritain: The context formigration
8 Eighteenth- and nineteenth century Britain: The experience and impact ofmigrants
9 Eighteenth- and nineteenth century case studies: Liverpool and Jewish migrants in the East End of London
10 Modern Britain: The context for migration
11 Modern Britain: The experience and impact of migrants
12 Modern case studies: Bristol and Asian migrants in Leicester
13 Historic Environment: The development of Notting Hill and Caribbean culture
14 Historic Environment: Racism, policing, and Black activism in Notting Hill
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