About Migrations in Modern World History 1500-2000

Migrations in Modern World History is designed for all students of history. It uses the theme of migrations as a tool to teach history and particularly the process that historians go through in interpreting history. The final objective is to get students to develop and support their own historical interpretations.

Historical migrations are a springboard to explore a wide range of global issues in social, cultural, economic and political history. Migration in Modern World History allows students to challenge, assemble and critique interpretations of history in an interactive format using tools and practices employed by historians.

Each of the 13 units contain numerous documents and narratives that prepare students for the exercises and questions that lead them to develop and support their own interpretations of history.

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