Part of the series Macmillan History 9.
Take an inquiry approach. Macmillan History makes history engaging and stimulating, while covering all requirements of the Curriculum. Developing a new benchmark for the Australian Curriculum, content is written in an engaging style and supported by stimulating sources, problem-based exercises and innovative digital resources.
- Sources are specifically selected for their educational value
- Questions will assist students to acquire the right skills and knowledge.
Students will gain a deep appreciation of facts and opinions, the significance of history to human experience and an understanding of people, events and culture as they move through the series.
Macmillan History 9: The Making of the Modern World
Macmillan History 9 builds historical knowledge and understanding within an inquiry framework that develops skills in innovative and exciting ways.
- Activities to assist comprehension of key topics and concepts
- Questions requiring analytical skills
- Activities enabling students to explore pre-existing understandings
- Tasks ensuring students apply key concepts and historical skills in a variety of ways.
- Ch 1 - Overview—the making of the Modern World
- Making a Better World?
- Ch 2 - The Industrial Revolution (1750-1914)
- Ch 3 - Movements of people (1750-1901)
- Ch 4 - Progressive ideas and movements (1750-1918)
- Australia and Asia
- Ch 5 - Making a nation
- Ch 6 - Asia and the world
- World War I (1914-1918)
- Ch 7 - World War I
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Also Available in the 'Macmillan History' Series
|Product Type||Student Books,|
|Year Level||Year 9,|
|Author(s)||Bianca Crawford, Paul Ashton & Mark Anderson|
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