The Cold War (History at Source) - Tapa blanda

Rayner, E.G.

 
9780340565452: The Cold War (History at Source)

Sinopsis

Covering the period 1945-90, The Cold War looks at the origins of tension between the USA and the USSR and the crisis points which led, or nearly led, to conflict. The Sino-Soviet dispute is also included. Bringing its coverage up to date, the book also examines Detente, the impact of President Gorbachev's policies and the end of the Cold War. In addition, there are chapters on the role of international organisations, the Vietnam War and, largely through pictorial sources, the propaganda presentation of the Cold War.

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Reseña del editor

This series provides collections of historical sources for studying topics in A-level and Higher Grade History. Each section contains a short introduction setting the sources in context. In addition to a wide variety of sources and source types, each title includes appropriate examination-style questions and extensive student guidance sections. These offer practical advice of answering source-based and essay questions, together with a selection of essay titles and essay plans. A specimen essay answer and source-based exercise answer are also included, along with a short bibliography. It provides coverage of the events and themes which characterized the Cold War between 1945 and 1990. As well as looking at the tensions and crisis points within relations between the USA and the USSR, it also looks at the Sino-Soviet dispute, the Vietnam War and the way in which the Cold War has been presented through propaganda.

Críticas

Well-conceived and deserve to be widely-used... they familiarise the student with the main lines of current historical debate. -- History Review The books raise interesting general ideas and provide a good balance between breadth and depth on every topic covered. -- Education Review

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