Britain, 1846-1964: The Challenge of Change

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Oxford University Press, 2001 - 288 páginas
Specially written for the new AS and A2 examinations, this book combines extended period cover with detailed focus on topics selected by awarding bodies. The key political issues of the period are dealt with, beginning in 1846, when Britain was the industrial superpower of the world and ending in 1964 when her international role was substantially diminished. · Lively, concise narrative provides students with the essential knowledge they need, with key questions and summaries in each chapter to help students focus on the important issues · 'Spotlights' provide detailed study of primary and secondary sources and help develop students' powers of analysis and argument · 'Document Exercises' give plenty of opportunities for assessment and exam practice · 'Interpretations' sections provide an introduction to recent scholarship and historical debate and encourage students to evaluate interpretations for themselves · For ease of use, a contents map indicates coverage of the major awarding body specifications and highlights opportunities for Key Skills and ICT activities

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Using this book
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Chapter 6
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Chapter 8
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Chapter 12
189
Conservative Labour National Rule by pygmies?
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Chapter 14
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Chapter 15
248
Chapter 18
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