Essential Modern World History Teachers' Book

Summary:
This teachers' book accompanies the entry-level textbook for students, covering the heartland of modern world history, including World War I, Nazi Germany, international relations between 1919 and 1939, World War II, and the Cold War. The pupils' book should be suitable for pupils studying Modern World History for GCSE, Certificate of Achievement, IGCSE or S Grade. This teachers' book includes structured support for every major task in the students' book and enhanced opportunities for the use of ICT in history.

Table of Contents:
Britain and the Great War
Britain 1906-18
Part 1: The Liberal reforms
Part 2: Votes for women
Part 3: The home front in the first world war
Making peace 1919-23
Keeping the peace in the 1920s
Democracy to Destruction: Weimar and Nazi Germany 1918-45
Part 1: Was the Weimar Republic doomed from the start?
Part 2 - the rise of the Nazis: How did Germans feel about the Nazis in the 1920s?
Part 3: How effectively did the Nazis control Germany?
Part 4: Life in Nazi Germany
The Road to War
Britain in the Second World War
Part 1: The military war
Part 2: The Home Front
The Coming of the Cold War 1945-49
Cold War – Hot War 1950-72
The Fall of the Wall: Soviet control of Eastern Europe 1953-89?

About the Author(s):
Ben Walsh is a GCSE Assistant Examiner for OCR Modern World History, teaches AQA Modern World History at Stafford College and does regular INSET for all aspects of the teaching of Modern World History and the use of ICT in history teaching.

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