Standard Grade History is a popular and comprehensive series of texts written specifically for pupils following courses at Standard Grade. Narrative text is intersperesed with visual and written source material, plus questions and activities. Foundation, General and Credit materials are provided for use at all levels. This 3rd edition of International Relations 1890-1930 has been revised to include redesign of layout in full colour, plus supplementation of certain source materials to encourage more careful selection of materials for exam practice. Key words are now highlighted (and summarised in a glossary), and there is occasional rewriting of certain areas of text to aid comprehension and recall. Finally, an extra chapter is provided on examination technique, which will aid chances of success at the highest levels.

 

This book is part of a book series called Standard Grade History .

There are 112 pages in this book. This book was published 2004 by Hodder Education .

David Moore teaches chemistry at St Edward's Oxford, at GCSE and A-level.

This book has the following chapters: 1 We are the dead 2 The Kaiser's Germany 3 Two armed camps 4 Naval rivalry 5 The Balkans 6 Sarajevo: The murder that rocked the world 7 A war that nobody wanted 8 The first experience of war - attitudes in 1914 9 Modern warfare 10 Life in the trenches 11 Trench warfare 12 Total war 13 The razor and the noose 14 Punishment of the guilty 15 The League of Nations