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    Leadership and organisation

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    Brigham Young's highly organised movement of the Mormons, using advance parties, way stations and disciplined groups, ensuring the survival of thousands of followers.
    Pearson Edexcel · Option P3: Key topic 1: The early settlement of the West, c1835–c1862 - 2 Migration and early settlement (study guide)
    Lenin provided the ideological drive and pressure on the Central Committee, while Trotsky, as President of the Petrograd Soviet, masterminded the tactical execution.
    Pearson Edexcel · Option 30: Key topic 1: The revolutions of 1917 - 4 The Bolshevik Revolution (study guide)
    Trotsky's highly disciplined Red Army decisively defended central Russia, while the Whites were a fractured coalition with different aims and poor coordination.
    Pearson Edexcel · Option 30: Key topic 2: The Bolsheviks in power, 1917–24 - 2 The Civil War, 1918–21 (study guide)
    Frank Crichlow's Mangrove Restaurant served as a vital meeting place for activists, including the British Black Panthers.
    Pearson Edexcel · Option 13: The historic environment - 1 Notting Hill, c1948–c1970 (study guide)

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