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International Relations 1815-1914
The Making of the Modern World
Created byThomas Rogers
Last updated 11/2019
English
What you'll learn
- Understand how International Relations between 1815 and 1914 still shape the world we live in today
- Explore and evaluate how the relationship between Britain and Germany was impacted by colonisation and militarism
- Understand how political rivalry grew as a result of the "Scramble for Africa"
- Become an expert on the key challenges to the European Balance of Power in this period
- Understand the reasons for and development of the Alliance System in Europe
- Understand how the Eastern Question (the problem posed by the decline of the Ottoman Empire) led to Greek independence, the Mehemet Ali Crisis in Egypt and Syria, Nationalism and revolution in the Balkans and finally; World War One
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Course content
9 sections • 24 lectures • 2h 15m total length
Requirements
- No additional software is needed
- No prior knowledge and understanding needed - we start with the basics and then move on
- You may want to take notes during the video lectures so notepad/pen may be helpful
- Download and Print any resources you want and file
Description
This course covers International Relations over a 100 year period. It aims to give you a real understanding of the major turning points that have shaped our world. Starting in 1815, with Europe in a state of destruction after the Napoleonic Wars, we explore the economic, social and political challenges that surfaced from that point onwards and how these were dealt with by each of the Great Powers. Themes covered include; The Eastern Question, the Alliance System, Imperialism and Colonisation and Anglo-German rivalry.
The course is taught through detailed and varied content; video lectures, screen casts, downloadable sources including cartoons, written documents and much more. There is also the opportunity to test yourself with an end of unit quiz. The course is very accessible to all but also provides the stretch and challenge to really make you think.
By the end of the course, you should have developed a good knowledge and understanding of the period which you can apply to any form of academic study.I'm a passionate teacher and I am incredibly proud of this course which I believe can inspire you to want to learn even more! If you have an interest in History - his course is for you.
Who this course is for:
- This course is for anyone who is passionate about the study of History and wants to learn more
- If you are looking to develop a better knowledge and understanding of how Europe changed during this period - this course is for you