British History, High School Level: Observations & Assessments From Early Cultures To Today (Student)

From homeschooling parent James Stobaugh, British History: Observations and Assessments from Early Cultures to Today provides a comprehensive overview of the English past. British History covers the major events, periods, and people of Britain, including the days of Early England, the Anglo-Saxon Invasions and the Norman Conquest, the Elizabethan Age, the British Empire, The Victorian Age, Modernism, both World Wars, and finally the 1970s to the present.
Thirty-four chapters each include five daily lessons which take approximately 20-30 minutes each. A short reading is followed by critical thinking questions; an exam is given on the last day of the week. Background information, Bloom's Taxonomy-based questions, concepts, biographical sketches, historical debate updates, worldview notes, and history overview components work together to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of historiographical material from a Christian perspective.
Lessons are one-page and easy-to-read with black-and-white photographs integrated throughout; critical thinking assignments are given in the bottom corner. This student book contains only the lesson summaries and assignments; tests and other information is in the sold-separately British History: Teacher's Guide. 272 pages with timeline, softcover. High School.