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GCSE Modern World History Revision Guide: Pt. 1 & 2 (Revision Guides)

GCSE Modern World History Revision Guide: Pt. 1 & 2 (Revision Guides)
By Richard Parsons

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Covers the popular GCSE syllabus and includes key facts and dates for students. This basic revision book provides explanations and hints, and includes colourful maps and pictures.


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  • Amazon Sales Rank: #48564 in Books
  • Published on: 1998-11-23
  • Original language: English
  • Binding: Paperback
  • 112 pages

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From the Publisher
This book has been carefully updated for the 2003 GCSE Specifications, with all text and graphics checked and re-edited to eliminate any factual errors. It covers all the basic facts in a colourful, easy-to-learn-from style.


Customer Reviews

Only for low grades...2
Before I brought this book I decided to borrow my friend's to check if it was worth buying. How glad I am that I didn't buy it. It gives the very basic information, but that's where it ends. Our teacher warned us about the downfalls of revising entirely from a revision guide and this book shows why. It fails to go into any depth in any of the subjects, which is what is needed for any sort of good grade. Also there are no exam style practice questions, which are provided by many better quality guides. The pictures and maps are all drawn in a very cartoony way, so it is difficult to extract any factual information from them. Its only redeeming feature is the price, but it is still wasted money.

Revision guide spoiled by inaccuracies1
I was shocked by the number of factual errors contained in this publication-errors which would cost GCSE candidates marks in an examination. Contrary to what this book states Hitler did not 'invade' the Rhineland in 1936 nor the Sudetenland in 1938.Whoever drew the maps is unaware that the whole of Ireland was part of the UK before 1922. The Lusitania was not an American ship, nor were all the Allied troops at Gallipoli ANZACs-they were vastly outnumbered by French and British. I could go on, but this gives some indication of the shoddiness of the authors' research-unforgivable in an educational publication. To make matters worse I don't even think the crowded format-with every other word seemingly underlined or highlighted-is easy to revise from. I am afraid that this is one revision aid I won't be recommending to my students.

great3
i think this is very helpfull, my daughter has special needs and this helps alot cause it has pictures on every page and this helps to under stand history, though there is room for improvment!