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INR222Social Sciences3 Unitsintermediate

Europe From French Revolution To The World Wars

This course provides a comprehensive overview of European history from the French Revolution to the World Wars. It explores the intellectual and political developments that shaped Europe during this period, including the rise of nationalism, the impact of the French Revolution, and the emergence of total war. The course also examines the global aftermaths of these events, such as decolonization and the rise of new ideologies.

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312h

Study Time

13

Weeks

24h

Per Week

none

Math Level

Course Keywords

French RevolutionNationalismWorld WarsEuropeDecolonization

Course Overview

Everything you need to know about this course

Course Difficulty

Intermediate Level

Builds on foundational knowledge

65%

intermediate

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Math Level

No Math

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Learning Type

Theoretical Focus

Course Topics

Key areas covered in this course

1

Ancient Greece

2

Roman Empire

3

Renaissance

4

Reformation

5

Enlightenment

6

French Revolution

7

Nationalism

8

World War I

9

World War II

10

Decolonization

Total Topics10 topics

Ready to Start

No specific requirements needed

This course is designed to be accessible to all students. You can start immediately without any prior knowledge or specific preparation.

Assessment Methods

How your progress will be evaluated (3 methods)

Assignments

Comprehensive evaluation of course material understanding

Written Assessment

Tutor-Marked Assessments

Comprehensive evaluation of course material understanding

Written Assessment

Final Examination

Comprehensive evaluation of course material understanding

Computer Based Test

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International Relations Specialist

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Diplomat

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Archivist

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Industry Applications

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Study Schedule Beta

A structured 13-week journey through the course content

Week

1

Module 1: Ancient History of Europe

4h

Unit 1: Ancient Greece and the Spread of Greek Civilization

2 study hours

•Read Unit 1: Ancient Greece and the Spread of Greek Civilization. Understand the historical development of ancient Greece.

Unit 2: The Rise and Decline of the Roman Empire to the Migration Period

2 study hours

•Read Unit 2: The Rise and Decline of the Roman Empire to the Migration Period. Understand the history of the Roman Empire during the Migration period.

Week

2

Module 1: Ancient History of Europe

3h

Unit 3: Political and Social Structure of Ancient Greece

3 study hours

•Read Unit 3: Political and Social Structure of Ancient Greece. Analyze the political life of ancient Greece.

Week

3

Module 1: Ancient History of Europe

4h

Unit 4: Europe in the Middle Ages

4 study hours

•Read Unit 4: Europe in the Middle Ages. Understand the basic historical divisions of the Middle Age Europe.

Week

4

Module 2: Europe in the Early Modern Period

3h

Unit 1: The Renaissance

3 study hours

•Read Unit 1: The Renaissance. Understand basic tool for analyzing the age of Renaissance in Europe.

Week

5

Module 2: Europe in the Early Modern Period

4h

Unit 2: Characteristics and Spread of the Renaissance

4 study hours

•Read Unit 2: Characteristics and Spread of the Renaissance. Identify and examine the fundamental features and characteristics of the renaissance.

Week

6

Module 2: Europe in the Early Modern Period

4h

Unit 3: Reformation

4 study hours

•Read Unit 3: Reformation. Examine the reformation and its basic characteristics and implications.

Week

7

Module 2: Europe in the Early Modern Period

4h

Unit 4: Impacts of the Reformation

4 study hours

•Read Unit 4: Impacts of the Reformation. Identify the changes in religious affiliation that resulted from the Reformation.

Week

8

Module 3: Age of Discovery and the Enlightenment in Europe

3h

Unit 1: European Exploration and Conquest

3 study hours

•Read Unit 1: European Exploration and Conquest. Evaluate the origin of European age of exploration.

Week

9

Module 3: Age of Discovery and the Enlightenment in Europe

3h

Unit 2: The Portuguese Exploration

3 study hours

•Read Unit 2: The Portuguese Exploration. Examine the various factors that contributed to the European Exploration.

Week

10

Module 3: Age of Discovery and the Enlightenment in Europe

4h

Unit 3: Enlightenment

4 study hours

•Read Unit 3: Enlightenment. Understand the basic features of the Enlightenment.

Week

11

Module 3: Age of Discovery and the Enlightenment in Europe

4h

Unit 4: Socio-Cultural Features of the Enlightenment

4 study hours

•Read Unit 4: Socio-Cultural Features of the Enlightenment. Understand and examine the basic features of the Enlightenment that contributed to its spread throughout Europe.

Week

12

Module 4: The French Revolution

8h

Unit 1: Context and Causes of the French Revolution

4 study hours

•Read Unit 1: Context and Causes of the French Revolution. Identify the defining moments in the execution of the French Revolution.

Unit 2: The French Revolution and Modes of Operation

4 study hours

•Read Unit 2: The French Revolution and Modes of Operation. Examine the various stages in the execution of the French Revolution.

Week

13

Module 4: The French Revolution

8h

Unit 3: The French Revolution as a prelude to other Revolutions in Europe

4 study hours

•Read Unit 3: The French Revolution as a prelude to other Revolutions in Europe. Discuss other revolutions in Europe with emphasis on the major causes of these revolutions and their links to the French Revolution.

Unit 4: The Church in the Aftermath of the Revolution

4 study hours

•Read Unit 4: The Church in the Aftermath of the Revolution. Examine the fundamental changes that the French Revolution ushered into the life of the Church.

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Study Tips & Exam Preparation

Expert tips to help you succeed in this course

1

Create a timeline of key events from the French Revolution to the World Wars

2

Focus on understanding the causes and consequences of each major event

3

Practice essay questions on the rise of nationalism and its impact on Europe

4

Review the key figures and ideas of the Enlightenment

5

Study the different perspectives on the French Revolution and its legacy

6

Use flashcards to memorize key dates, names, and concepts

7

Create concept maps linking different modules and units

8

Review all assignments and TMAs

9

Allocate sufficient time for revision before the final examination

10

Practice answering past exam questions under timed conditions

11

Prioritize understanding key concepts over memorizing details

12

Focus on the main themes and arguments of the course

13

Create summaries of each module and unit

14

Participate in online forums and discussions to clarify doubts and exchange ideas with other students

15

Seek help from your tutor for any difficult topics or concepts

16

Ensure you have a strong understanding of the key terms and concepts

17

Practice analyzing primary source documents

18

Develop critical thinking skills to evaluate different perspectives and arguments

19

Create a study schedule and stick to it

20

Take regular breaks to avoid burnout

21

Get enough sleep before the examination

22

Read the exam questions carefully and answer them to the best of your ability

23

Manage your time effectively during the examination

24

Stay calm and focused during the examination

25

Review your answers before submitting the examination

26

Understand the causes and consequences of the French Revolution and its impact on Europe and the world

27

Analyze the rise of nationalism and its role in shaping European politics

28

Evaluate the impact of the Enlightenment on modern thought and society

29

Assess the global aftermaths of the French Revolution, including decolonization

30

Understand the key concepts and theories related to international relations and diplomacy

31

Apply critical thinking skills to analyze historical events and their significance

32

Develop effective communication skills to express your understanding of the course material

33

Manage your time effectively to complete all assignments and prepare for the final examination

34

Seek help from your tutor for any difficult topics or concepts

35

Participate in online forums and discussions to exchange ideas with other students

36

Create a study schedule and stick to it

37

Take regular breaks to avoid burnout

38

Get enough sleep before the examination

39

Read the exam questions carefully and answer them to the best of your ability

40

Manage your time effectively during the examination

41

Stay calm and focused during the examination

42

Review your answers before submitting the examination

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