Cambridge International AS Level US History since 1877 Digital Teacher's Resource Access Card (NYP Due July 2025)

Guide your students through the complexities of American history with this expertly designed digital Teacher’s Resource, aligned to the Cambridge International AS & A Level History syllabus (9489/9981/9982). This comprehensive support tool covers both the International and European options, with a specialized focus on the US History option, offering targeted teaching materials for learners preparing for assessment from 2027.

Packed with practical strategies, academic writing support, and differentiated activities, this resource is ideal for history educators aiming to streamline their planning while deepening students’ engagement and understanding of major developments in modern U.S. history.

Key Features

• Fully supports the updated Cambridge International History syllabus for AS & A Level (9489/9981/9982), including the US History option

• Detailed answer keys for all worksheets and activities, saving time and ensuring accurate, consistent grading

• Language support tools to assist students facing challenges with historical terminology and literacy

• Common misconceptions feature highlights typical student errors and provides targeted teaching interventions

• Includes academic writing exercises, vocabulary development tasks, and printable worksheets to strengthen historical communication skills

• Digital access via Cambridge GO provides easy download and flexible use in any classroom setting

Topics Covered

Chapter 1: The Gilded Age and Progressive Era

• Economic growth, industrialization, and social impact

• Goals and policies of the Progressive Movement

• Evaluating the success of Progressive reforms

Chapter 2: American Imperialism, WWI, and the 1920s

• U.S. expansion and international involvement

• Causes of U.S. entry into World War I and domestic consequences

• Economic boom, social shifts, and cultural transformation of the 1920s

Chapter 3: The Great Depression, WWII, and Early Cold War

• Causes and impact of the Great Depression and New Deal

• Shifts in foreign policy from isolationism to Cold War engagement

• Social and cultural changes during wartime and postwar America

Chapter 4: The 1960s and 1970s

• Cold War policies, domestic politics, and social change

• Civil Rights Movement and evolving role of minorities

• Political developments and ideological shifts

Chapter 5: The Modern U.S. (1980–2008)

• America’s global influence in the late 20th and early 21st centuries

• Political and social change under successive administrations

• Trends in foreign and domestic policy

Chapter 6: Preparing for Assessment

• Understanding assessment objectives

• Effective question interpretation and revision techniques

• Strategies for exam preparation and reflection

Ideal For

• Cambridge International AS & A Level History teachers delivering the US History option

• Educators looking for a structured, time-saving digital resource

• Classrooms focused on academic writing, analytical thinking, and assessment preparation

• Teachers supporting ESL learners with accessible, scaffolded materials

Enhance your teaching of modern U.S. history with this essential digital Teacher’s Resource.

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