Titlebook: Work Out Modern World History GCSE; Jon Nichol,Sean Lang Textbook 1990Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1990 General Certificate

優(yōu)雅

,China, 1919–80,China appears on the syllabuses of all four of the main Examining Groups, in two places; for full details, see pages 3–5 above.

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江湖騙子

ethnology

,International Relations, 1919–29,se to do in the LEAG and SEG syllabuses. For MEG, . is a laid-down area of study for Paper 1. In the NEA syllabus, it is a major part of one of four sections of the compulsory part of the syllabus, the theme . for Paper 1, and also a smaller part of one of three sections of the compulsory part of th

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隨意

The Second World War,eason, it features in the syllabuses of all the Examining Groups. Take note, though, that only LEAG and SEG look at the Second World War itself in detail; the other groups only look at parts of it. Check just how much of it you will need to know about for the course you are following.

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,The Modern World, 1962–90,d South America, which they have hardly mentioned up till now. This chapter does not try to cover all these areas. It brings the story of . more or less up to date. Don’t forget that . may well be the core theme for your course.

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Insubordinate

,International Relations, 1919–29,e syllabus for Paper 2, the theme .. For LEAG, the area is covered in a range of topics for Paper 1 (see below); while for SEG . fall within the topic ., one of three themes to be chosen from for Paper 1. This is in addition to the compulsory theme, .. For SEG, the topic . is essential background knowledge for studying ..