Cambridge International AS Level History Modern Europe 1774–1924 Digital Coursebook (2 Years)

Explore the key turning points in modern European history with this expertly developed digital coursebook, fully aligned with the updated Cambridge International AS Level History syllabus (9489/9981) for examination from 2027. This third edition supports students in developing historical knowledge, source analysis skills, and independent learning habits through a wide range of engaging, scaffolded activities.

With a strong emphasis on chronological understanding, historical thinking, and metacognitive reflection, this resource is designed to bring European history to life—empowering learners to think critically and prepare effectively for assessment. The coursebook includes full digital access via Cambridge GO, providing supplementary resources and suggested answers.

Key Features

• Aligned to the Cambridge International AS Level History syllabus (9489/9981) for examination from 2027

• Chronological timelines at the start of each chapter build historical context and sequencing skills

• Source-based activities using visual and textual materials develop analytical thinking

• Varied task types (individual, pair, group, and class) support collaborative and active learning

• Definitions of subject-specific terms help students master historical language

• Profiles of significant historical figures highlight key contributions and context

• Practice questions and “Improve Your Answer” features help students prepare for exams with confidence

• Reflection tasks and self-evaluation checklists encourage self-awareness and targeted revision

• Accessible digital format meeting WCAG 2.2 Level AA standards for inclusive learning

• Digital access to supplementary content and answers via Cambridge GO

Topics Covered

Chapter 1: France, 1774–1814

• Causes and consequences of the 1789 revolution

• The transition to a republic and revolutionary governance

• Napoleon’s rise, rule, and fall

Chapter 2: Liberalism and Nationalism in Germany, 1815–1871

• The 1848 revolutions and their impact

• Bismarck’s policies and the path to unification

Chapter 3: Russia from Autocracy to Revolution, 1855–1924

• Tsarist challenges and revolutionary movements

• The Bolshevik seizure and consolidation of power

Chapter 4: Preparing for Assessment

• Understanding exam questions and objectives

• Study and revision strategies

• Assessment guidance for exam success

Ideal For

• AS Level History students focusing on European history

• Teachers seeking an accessible, comprehensive textbook aligned with the 2027 syllabus

• Classrooms that integrate digital learning through Cambridge GO

• Learners developing academic writing, source analysis, and critical thinking skills

Inspire a deeper understanding of modern European history with this dynamic and accessible coursebook.