History GCSE
Radical black movements and leaders
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Development and impact of African American radical movements and leaders, including Malcolm X and Black Power.
Topics that use Radical black movements and leaders
- The USA 1945–1974: The People and the State (J410/07) - Government and dissent c.1964–1974 (OCR GCSE)
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