New Cambridge International AS Level History International History 1870–1939 Coursebook with Digital Access (2 Years)
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Description
Synopsis:
This comprehensive Cambridge International AS Level History coursebook covers the period 1870–1939, providing detailed coverage of international history. It is designed specifically for the Cambridge International AS Level syllabus and includes digital access for two years, offering interactive resources, self-assessment tools, and exam-style questions to support deep understanding and exam success.
Table of Contents or Chapters:
1. The Origins of the First World War (1870–1914)
2. The First World War and Its Aftermath (1914–1923)
3. The League of Nations and International Relations (1919–1939)
4. The Rise of Dictatorships (1919–1939)
5. The Road to the Second World War (1934–1939)
Learning Objectives / Outcomes:
- Understand key events, themes, and turning points in international history from 1870 to 1939.
- Analyse and evaluate historical sources and interpretations.
- Develop skills in critical thinking, essay writing, and source analysis.
- Prepare effectively for Cambridge International AS Level examinations.
About the Author:
John Etty is an experienced historian and educator with expertise in modern international history. He has written several Cambridge endorsed textbooks and is known for clear, engaging writing that makes complex topics accessible to A Level students.
About the Publisher:
Cambridge University Press is a world-leading academic publisher, renowned for high-quality educational resources. Their Cambridge International series is trusted by schools globally for rigorous, syllabus-aligned content.