Britain 1750 to 1900
“Britain 1750 to 1900” by John Child is a revised edition published by Heinemann in 1995, featuring 96 pages in English. This book focuses on British history during a transformative period, utilizing primary and secondary sources to illustrate what life was like in Great Britain from the Georgian Era to the Victorian Era. It aligns with the required Study Units at Key Stage 3, providing both an overview and in-depth material that reflects the Dearing Review.
Readers will find a structured presentation of historical content, including three depth studies on life and work in towns, the slave trade, and Chartism. This edition aims to engage young learners with a comprehensive understanding of significant historical themes and events, making it a valuable resource for those studying this pivotal era in European history.
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Focusing on British history from 1750 to 1900, this book is part of a series which covers the required Study Units at Key Stage 3. Primary and secondary sources are used to present a picture of what life was like in the past. The book includes content reflecting the Dearing Review and the revised structure of the Study Unit, presenting material in both overview and depth. It contains a choice of three depth studies: life and work in the towns, the slave trade, and Chartism.
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