Originally published in 1955, this book provides a general framework for one year's syllabus of history teaching in secondary schools.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Part I. 1688-1789 (First Term): 1. Europe about the end of the seventeenth century 2. Louis XIV of France 3. William III, the Dutch King of England 4. The war of the English succession 5. The war of the Spanish succession 6. Queen Anne and the Marlboroughs 7. Queen Anne's London 8. The country squire 9. Women's occupations 10. Food and cooking 11. Children and their education 12. Newspapers, music and musicians 13. A King from Hanover, George I 14. Sir Robert Walpole 15. The war of the Austrian succession 16. Georgian homes 17. Transport 18. British and French in North America 19. British and French in India 20. William Pitt: the Seven Years War 21. George III (1760-1820) 22. The American colonies 23. The American war 24. Eighteenth-century village 25. Bath 26. The English church in the eighteenth century 27. Eighteenth-century literature 28. Painters: musicians: the theatre 29. The Industrial Revolution: the coming of machines 30. Ireland in the eighteenth century 31. Scotland in the eighteenth century Some suggestions for exercises and discussions Part II. 1789-1860 (Second Term): 32. The French Revolution, 1789 33. Britain and the French Revolution: young Mr Pitt 34. The Napoleonic wars, 1803-15 35. The Congress of Vienna: nationalism 36. Central and South America 37. Writers and musicians in the early nineteenth century 38. After the wars years of distress 39. The Regency: age of the 'dandies' 40. Canning's foreign policy 41. Tory reforms: Catholic emancipation 42. Reforms in factories and mines 43. Roads and railways 44. Revolts in France and Belgium, 1830 45. Parliamentary reform 46. Young Queen Victoria 47. The 'hungry forties' 48. The Crimean War (1854-6) 49. Socialism and Karl Marx 50. The year of revolutions, 1848 51. Material benefits 52. Mid-Victorian homes and women: the Great Exhibition 53. Religion in Victorian England 54. 'Darwinism' 55. Disraeli and Gladstone: the Treaty of Berlin 56. India since the days of Clive: the Indian Mutiny 57. Bismarck and the German Empire 58. Unification of Italy 59. Canada and Newfoundland 60. Australia 61. New Zealand 62. The exploration and partition of Africa Some suggestions for exercises and discussions Part III. 1860-1950 (Third Term): 63. The United States 64. British soldiers and sailors 65. Education in nineteenth-century England 66. Trade unions and socialism 67. The Far East: China and Japan 68. British and Boers in South Africa: the Boer War 69. Sail and return 70. Road transport in the later nineteenth century: balloons 71. Gladstone and the Irish question 72. The Egyptian question 73. Gladstone's third ministry (1885-6): Lord Salisbury 74. The British Empire in 1900 75. Emancipated women 76. The old Queen and her family 77. Some Victorian writers 78. The turn of the century 1890-1910 79. Edward VII (1901-10) 80. Education: social reform 81. The United States in the modern world 82. World War I 83. The treaty of Versailles, 28 June 1919 84. The League of Nations 85. Ireland after World War I 86. The troubled twenties 87. 'Empire' into 'Commonwealth' 88. India 89. Soviet Russia 90. War clouds threaten again 91. Causes of World War II 92. The Second World War, 1939-45 93. Post-war changes in the British Empire 94. The modern world Some suggestions for exercises and discussions Index.
Part I. 1688-1789 (First Term): 1. Europe about the end of the seventeenth century 2. Louis XIV of France 3. William III, the Dutch King of England 4. The war of the English succession 5. The war of the Spanish succession 6. Queen Anne and the Marlboroughs 7. Queen Anne's London 8. The country squire 9. Women's occupations 10. Food and cooking 11. Children and their education 12. Newspapers, music and musicians 13. A King from Hanover, George I 14. Sir Robert Walpole 15. The war of the Austrian succession 16. Georgian homes 17. Transport 18. British and French in North America 19. British and French in India 20. William Pitt: the Seven Years War 21. George III (1760-1820) 22. The American colonies 23. The American war 24. Eighteenth-century village 25. Bath 26. The English church in the eighteenth century 27. Eighteenth-century literature 28. Painters: musicians: the theatre 29. The Industrial Revolution: the coming of machines 30. Ireland in the eighteenth century 31. Scotland in the eighteenth century Some suggestions for exercises and discussions Part II. 1789-1860 (Second Term): 32. The French Revolution, 1789 33. Britain and the French Revolution: young Mr Pitt 34. The Napoleonic wars, 1803-15 35. The Congress of Vienna: nationalism 36. Central and South America 37. Writers and musicians in the early nineteenth century 38. After the wars years of distress 39. The Regency: age of the 'dandies' 40. Canning's foreign policy 41. Tory reforms: Catholic emancipation 42. Reforms in factories and mines 43. Roads and railways 44. Revolts in France and Belgium, 1830 45. Parliamentary reform 46. Young Queen Victoria 47. The 'hungry forties' 48. The Crimean War (1854-6) 49. Socialism and Karl Marx 50. The year of revolutions, 1848 51. Material benefits 52. Mid-Victorian homes and women: the Great Exhibition 53. Religion in Victorian England 54. 'Darwinism' 55. Disraeli and Gladstone: the Treaty of Berlin 56. India since the days of Clive: the Indian Mutiny 57. Bismarck and the German Empire 58. Unification of Italy 59. Canada and Newfoundland 60. Australia 61. New Zealand 62. The exploration and partition of Africa Some suggestions for exercises and discussions Part III. 1860-1950 (Third Term): 63. The United States 64. British soldiers and sailors 65. Education in nineteenth-century England 66. Trade unions and socialism 67. The Far East: China and Japan 68. British and Boers in South Africa: the Boer War 69. Sail and return 70. Road transport in the later nineteenth century: balloons 71. Gladstone and the Irish question 72. The Egyptian question 73. Gladstone's third ministry (1885-6): Lord Salisbury 74. The British Empire in 1900 75. Emancipated women 76. The old Queen and her family 77. Some Victorian writers 78. The turn of the century 1890-1910 79. Edward VII (1901-10) 80. Education: social reform 81. The United States in the modern world 82. World War I 83. The treaty of Versailles, 28 June 1919 84. The League of Nations 85. Ireland after World War I 86. The troubled twenties 87. 'Empire' into 'Commonwealth' 88. India 89. Soviet Russia 90. War clouds threaten again 91. Causes of World War II 92. The Second World War, 1939-45 93. Post-war changes in the British Empire 94. The modern world Some suggestions for exercises and discussions Index.
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