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A brief description of the slave trade, these notes are based on the schoolwork we are given. Enjoy :)

Explore the key aspects of the Atlantic Slave Trade, including its historical context, the middle passage, and the abolitionist movements. This summary highlights significant events, figures like Olaudah Equiano, and the impact of slave rebellions. Ideal for GCSE History students seeking to understand the complexities of slavery and its legacy.

Atlantic Slave Trade Overview

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The Slave Trade- GCSE History

keywords, key dates and reasons for the abolishment of slavery

Explore key dates, influential figures, and economic factors that led to the abolition of slavery in Britain and the United States. This summary covers significant actions by both white and black campaigners, including the roles of William Wilberforce, Harriet Tubman, and Olaudah Equiano. Understand the historical context and the impact of the abolitionist movement on society. Type: Summary.

Abolition of Slavery Overview

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Notes on Abolition of Slavery

Explore the complexities of the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade, the abolition movement, and the Black Civil Rights movement in the USA. This comprehensive summary covers key figures, events, and concepts from the 17th to the 20th century, including the Triangle Trade System, plantation life, and influential activists like Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X. Ideal for students studying history and social justice.

Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade Insights

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SLAVERY NOTES

The transatlantic slave trade - the abolition of the slave trade

Points on the work of John Snow, Joseph Lister, and James Simpson

Explore the groundbreaking contributions of Joseph Lister, James Simpson, and John Snow in revolutionizing surgery, anesthesia, and public health. This summary highlights Lister's antiseptic techniques, Simpson's discovery of chloroform, and Snow's cholera investigation, emphasizing their impact on modern medicine and public health reform.

Pioneers of Medical Innovation

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points on the work of john snow, joseph lister, and james simpson

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John Snow, Joseph Lister and James Simpson

Information on the work of Vesalius, Sydenham, and Harvey

Explore the groundbreaking contributions of Andreas Vesalius, William Harvey, and Thomas Sydenham to human anatomy and medicine. This summary highlights Vesalius's anatomical discoveries, Harvey's insights into blood circulation, and Sydenham's diagnostic advancements, providing essential knowledge for students of medical history.

Renaissance Medical Pioneers

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Vesalius, Sydenham and Harvey

Science, progress & health - joseph lister's impact on surgery

Prisons, police, transportation, smuggling etc but doesn’t include all in this topic so please be aware

Explore the evolution of crime and punishment in 18th and 19th century Britain, focusing on prison reforms, the Bloody Code, smuggling, and the shift towards rehabilitation. This summary highlights key figures like John Howard and Elizabeth Fry, significant legislation such as the 1839 and 1865 Prisons Acts, and the impact of societal attitudes on law enforcement. Ideal for students studying historical legal reforms and their implications.

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Crime and Punishment 18th and 19th century

GCSE AQA History Power and the people c1170 - Present Day

Explore the key factors leading to the American Revolution, including long-term grievances like the Navigation Acts, medium-term issues such as taxation without representation, and short-term events like the Boston Massacre and the Boston Tea Party. This summary highlights the significance of the Declaration of Independence and the war's impact on democracy in America and beyond. Ideal for GCSE AQA History students studying Power and the People (c1170 - Present Day).

Causes of the American Revolution

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American Revolution 

The full making of America topic overview for GCSE history OCR B 

Explore the transformative period of American history from 1789 to 1900, covering key events such as the Indian Wars, the Civil War, Reconstruction, and the California Gold Rush. This summary highlights the struggles and developments that shaped the nation, including the impact of westward expansion and the Gilded Age. Ideal for GCSE history students studying OCR B.

America's Growth 1789-1900

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The Making of America 1789-1900

Explore pivotal events in the American West from 1823 to 1893, including the Civil War's impact, the Gold Rush, Indian Wars, and the establishment of the transcontinental railroad. This summary highlights significant treaties, acts, and movements that shaped the region's history, making it essential for GCSE students studying American history.

Britain & the wider world: 1745 -1901

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