Signs of the Times - Sources in Modern History: British Political History, 1900-51 by David Adelman
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Signs of the Times - Sources in Modern History
Signs of the Times - Sources in Modern History
Summary
A source-based workbook for A-level students of British political history between 1900 and 1951. The book covers areas such as, social and political reform, the decline of the Liberal Party, British foreign policy and appeasement. The book includes analysis of both primary and secondary sources.
Signs of the Times - Sources in Modern History Summary
Table of Contents
Social and political reform 1900-1911 (special topic - the House of Lords Crisis 1906-1911); British foreign policy and the coming of war 1900-1914 (special topic - the decision for war, 1914); Lloyd George and the decline of the liberal party 1914-1935 (special topic - Lloyd George and the coalition government of 1918); Baldwin and the Conservatives in power 1922-1937 (special topic - Baldwin and the General Strike 1925-1926); the rise and fall of the Labour party 1900-1931 (special topic - the second Labour government and the crisis of 1931); British foreign policy and appeasement 1919-1940 (special topic - Neville Chamberlain and the "Munich" crisis, 1938); consensus and collectivism - Labour in power 1940-1951 (special topic - the labour victory in the 1945 general election).
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GOR003910038
9780340508282
0340508280
Signs of the Times - Sources in Modern History: British Political History, 1900-51 by David Adelman
Used - Very Good
Paperback
Hodder Arnold
1991-04-04
96
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