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Explore the profound effects of the Atlantic Slave Trade on Britain and Africa, including economic growth, abolitionist movements, and the brutal realities of slavery. This summary covers key concepts such as the triangular trade, middle passage, and the social and cultural impacts of slavery. Ideal for students studying the National 5 SQA curriculum.

Impact of the Atlantic Slave Trade

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katie

The Atlantic Slave Trade Notes - National 5 SQA

Sqa Higher Scottish history, Migration and empire issues 1-4 references!! Help on paper 2, everything you need to know in order to get an A, easy to remember

Explore the key factors driving Scottish migration and its impact on the British Empire. This comprehensive summary covers the push and pull factors of emigration, the contributions of Scots in Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, and the effects of migration on Scotland's economy and society. Ideal for SQA Higher History students preparing for Paper 2.

Scottish Migration & Empire Insights

Zoe Goodhand

Sqa Higher Scottish history, Migration and empire issues 1-4 references

Notes from section 2: reasons for and against union 

Explore the key arguments for and against the Treaty of Union (1707) between Scotland and England. This summary highlights the economic, political, and cultural implications of the union, including concerns over taxation, national identity, and security. Ideal for Higher History students seeking to understand the complexities of this pivotal moment in British history.

Treaty of Union: Pros & Cons

Hannah Murdoch

notes from section 2: reasons for and against union 

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Explore the shifting attitudes towards immigration in 1920s America, focusing on the roles of racism, social fears, and economic concerns. This essay analyzes how social fears, particularly regarding housing and crime, were the primary drivers of changing perceptions, while also addressing the influence of the KKK and fears of revolution. Ideal for higher history students seeking to understand the complexities of immigration policy during this era.

1920s Immigration Attitudes

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Lauren

Changing attitudes essay

1f industrialisation and the people: britain, c1783-1885

Part one: the impact of industrialisation: britain, c1783-1832

Pressure for change, c1783-1812

Pressure for change, c1783-1812

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