The Modern World, 1914-80: A New Certificate Approach
No. of pages 432
Published: 1989
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Emphasizes the key themes and topics of the 20th century such as the rise and fall of the Fascist dictatorships, superpower rivalry, nationalism and decolonialization, the rise of Communist China, conflict in the Middle East and attempts at international co-operation and conciliation. The book features many extracts from written sources, unfamiliar cartoons, posters, newspaper cuttings and maps, gives a brief biography of key figures and differentiated and graded exercises and assignments.
There are 432 pages in this book. This book was published 1989 by Oxford University Press .
Philip Sauvain is an experienced teacher and writer who has written well over one hundred books for children on history and geography.