This text has been written to accompany a popular option in the Intermediate History course. As the text is written for the Intermediate course, the approach is a source-based one, with progressive text and activities clearly differentiated in difficulty. Each chapter opens with a list of the main points to be covered, and contains numerous "What Do You Think?" sections, together with a range of primary and secondary source material. The end-of-chapter questions are pitched at both Intermediate 1 level (covering recall, evaluation and deriving data from sources) as well as Intermediate 2 extended-response questions. There is also a breakdown of how the exam is structured as well as ideas on how to tackle extended-response questions.

 

This book is part of a book series called Hodder Intermediate History .

This book is aimed at children in secondary school.

There are 112 pages in this book. This book was published 2000 by Hodder Education .

This book has the following chapters: Nazism - its principles and ideas; Nazi Germany 1933-35 - preparing the ground; Hitler's first big step - the Rhineland 1936; the take-over of Austria 1938; the road to Munich - the Czechoslovakian crisis 1938; the final steps to war - Poland 1938-39; the British response - the policy of appeasment; World War II - where did responsibility lie?; test and exam advice; extended response advice.