
Providing an overview of Britain between 1850 and 1979, with an emphasis on the Scottish dimension, this book tackles the political themes of ideology, identity and authority, wet within a wider social and economic context. It contains a wide range of illustrations, documentary sources and views of an historian and addresses all the key issues of the syllabus requirements.
This text investigates the evolution of British political, social, and economic structures from 1850 to 1979, specifically examining the development of democratic institutions. Sydney Wood, an experienced educator in the field of Scottish history, utilizes a structured pedagogical framework to analyze how ideology, identity, and authority shifted over this period. The book integrates primary source documentation and historiographical perspectives to provide a comprehensive overview suitable for advanced secondary education curricula.
What You Will Find
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Educators and students frequently identify this work as a reliable resource for meeting specific curriculum standards in history. Experts highlight the book's utility in balancing broad political themes with localized Scottish perspectives for classroom instruction.
Page Count:
216
Publication Date:
1992-12-07
Publisher:
Pearson Schools
ISBN-10:
0050046020
ISBN-13:
9780050046029
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