Cambridge International AS Level History International History 1870–1939 Digital Coursebook (2 Years)

Support your students as they explore key themes in global history with this engaging and comprehensive digital coursebook, fully aligned to the Cambridge International AS Level History syllabus (9489/9982) for examination from 2027. This resource is designed to build historical understanding, source evaluation skills, and confidence in independent learning through a variety of scaffolded activities and reflective learning opportunities.

Featuring clearly structured chapters, timelines, source-based tasks, and practice questions, this coursebook helps students develop critical historical thinking while preparing for assessment. With access to digital resources and suggested answers via Cambridge GO, teachers and learners gain flexible, on-demand support.

Key Features

• Fully supports the Cambridge AS Level History syllabus (9489/9982) for 2027

• Rich variety of classroom and independent learning activities, including individual, group, and class tasks

• Each chapter opens with a timeline of key events to build chronological and contextual understanding

• Activities build progressively in difficulty to support development of higher-order thinking skills

• Extensive source analysis tasks using political cartoons, photographs, and texts

• Clear definitions of historical terminology to support subject literacy and ESL learners

• Profiles of key historical figures highlight major contributions and context

• Reflection activities and self-assessment checklists help students monitor progress and refine study habits

• 'Practice Questions' and 'Improve Your Answer' features help students apply their knowledge effectively

• Full digital access via Cambridge GO, including supporting materials and answers

Topics Covered

Chapter 1: Imperialism and the Emergence of World Powers (c.1870–1918)

• The impact of imperialism in Africa, Japan, and the USA

• How imperial expansion affected global relations

Chapter 2: International Relations (1919–1929)

• Peace settlements and dissatisfaction

• The League of Nations and international cooperation

• Continued tensions and efforts at diplomacy

Chapter 3: International History (1929–1939)

• Rise of extremism and failed peacekeeping

• Appeasement policies and the outbreak of WWII

Chapter 4: Preparing for Assessment

• Understanding exam questions and objectives

• Revision strategies and final preparation

Ideal For

• AS Level History students following the Cambridge International syllabus

• Teachers seeking a structured, skills-based resource that supports historical thinking and exam preparation

• Classrooms using digital platforms for flexible learning access

• Learners developing academic independence and confidence in historical analysis

Bring global history to life and build confident, analytical learners with this trusted Cambridge-endorsed digital coursebook.

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