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KS3 History Depth Study: Fight for Rights in Modern Britain eBook

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Expire in November, 09 2024

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Expire in May, 12 2028

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Expire in May, 13 2025

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Introduce accessible case studies on the fights for Women's Rights, Disability Rights, Black Civil Rights and LGBTQ+ Rights in 20th century Britain. These enquiries will stimulate discussion and help students understand how what has happened in the past continues to have impact and shape Britain and the world today. Written by a team led by Aaron Wilkes in consultation with expert historians, this engaging book enhances Oxford's best-selling KS3 History textbooks, and can be used flexibly with other schemes of work. The captivating pages give a detailed insight into British and world history, allowing you to delve deeper into topics and themes of particular interest, and diversify your curriculum.

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EISBN 9781382042376
Author Teni Gogo; Lindsay Bruce; Rebecca Carter; Alex Fairlamb; Dan Lyndon-Cohen; Josh Preye Garry
Publisher Oxford University Press Education

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