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IGCSE LIVING HISTORY BK3:COL & NAT IN MODERN SEA

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Understanding history is essential for learners to develop a broader view of the world and their place in it, becoming the best global citizens that they can be. Based on this premise, the Living History series provides students new to history with an insight into answering the
following questions:

• What are the ancient and modern origins of China, India and Southeast Asia?
• What have archaeologists and historians discovered that make this history ‘new’ and ‘living’?
• How does this history impact the way in which people, cultures and ideas interact?
• How do they shape and impact today’s modern world?


Each volume of this series is designed to introduce a range of historical events, civilizations, figures and topics in a learner-friendly and engaging way focused on selected Asian regions. In each book, historical concepts such as evidence, artefact focus, change and continuity, and historical significance are closely interwoven with each chapter to develop student interest for historical inquiry.
Filled with interesting sources, statistical representations, cartoons, colourful maps, useful research tips and glossaries, and interspersed with global perspectives, this series will make history both relevant and fun for every reader. Because chronology and conceptual development are such important education principles in history, Books 1 and 2 focus on the ancient civilizations (3000 BC to the 15th century) and provide scaffolds for students to reflect deeply on the modern world that they live in today. Book 3 introduces the modern period of Asian History. Focused on Southeast Asia, this book introduces the concepts of colonialism and nationalism by exploring case studies of Malaya, Indonesia, Vietnam and Thailand as investigative case studies for students to more deeply engage and study as historical inquiry.

ISBN
9789815087994
Year of Pub
No. of Pages
Author
No. of Issues
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Weight
900
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  1. We will not be responsible for lost mails or damages for orders by normal mail option.
  2. No refunds or returns after purchase.
  3. Exchanges subject to the following:
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    • You must contact us to raise your  request within 5 working days from receipt of your order. 
    • Before returning or making an exchange, you are required to send us photos of the exchange products before sending out to us.
    • Item to be returned must reach us within 5 working days from our email confirmation to you on the exchange arrangement.
    • Item to be returned has to be in original new condition. We encourage courier or office drop-off.
    • All returns are to be arranged at your own cost. We will not be responsible for damage in transit.
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Understanding history is essential for learners to develop a broader view of the world and their place in it, becoming the best global citizens that they can be. Based on this premise, the Living History series provides students new to history with an insight into answering the
following questions:

• What are the ancient and modern origins of China, India and Southeast Asia?
• What have archaeologists and historians discovered that make this history ‘new’ and ‘living’?
• How does this history impact the way in which people, cultures and ideas interact?
• How do they shape and impact today’s modern world?


Each volume of this series is designed to introduce a range of historical events, civilizations, figures and topics in a learner-friendly and engaging way focused on selected Asian regions. In each book, historical concepts such as evidence, artefact focus, change and continuity, and historical significance are closely interwoven with each chapter to develop student interest for historical inquiry.
Filled with interesting sources, statistical representations, cartoons, colourful maps, useful research tips and glossaries, and interspersed with global perspectives, this series will make history both relevant and fun for every reader. Because chronology and conceptual development are such important education principles in history, Books 1 and 2 focus on the ancient civilizations (3000 BC to the 15th century) and provide scaffolds for students to reflect deeply on the modern world that they live in today. Book 3 introduces the modern period of Asian History. Focused on Southeast Asia, this book introduces the concepts of colonialism and nationalism by exploring case studies of Malaya, Indonesia, Vietnam and Thailand as investigative case studies for students to more deeply engage and study as historical inquiry.

ISBN
9789815087994
Year of Pub
No. of Pages
Author
No. of Issues
Dimensions
Weight
900
Brand
  1. We will not be responsible for lost mails or damages for orders by normal mail option.
  2. No refunds or returns after purchase.
  3. Exchanges subject to the following:
    • stock availability.
    • You must contact us to raise your  request within 5 working days from receipt of your order. 
    • Before returning or making an exchange, you are required to send us photos of the exchange products before sending out to us.
    • Item to be returned must reach us within 5 working days from our email confirmation to you on the exchange arrangement.
    • Item to be returned has to be in original new condition. We encourage courier or office drop-off.
    • All returns are to be arranged at your own cost. We will not be responsible for damage in transit.
  4. Please see full terms & conditions