Sentence examples for history module from inspiring English sources

A year 10 history module mentions Curtin in the context of the fall of Singapore.

And a year 9 history module on the Industrial Revolution includes "outlining the growth of trade unions as a response to the impacts of the Industrial Revolution".

"The most extreme example was the brightest boy in the school who was given a D grade for an A-level history module.

Lecturer Alan Fernihough says the economic history module added to the course at Queen's University Belfast "gives students a long-run perspective on economic conditions and helps contextualise the recent state of the global economy".

Did I metaphorically (and literally, one drunken girls' night) burn my bra, and take a feminist history module in the 80s, only to spawn patriarchal preteens 30 years later?

These leaders are discussed in the context of a Year 6 history module that focuses on "studying Australia's path to federation through an examination of key people (for example Henry Parkes, Edmund Barton, George Reid, John Quick)".

Yet it was the history modules offered by CHSTM which were the most interesting – and challenging – parts of my course.

There is an obvious logic for the use of pregnancy history modules in lieu of birth histories, but there is little empiric data to support increased validity or to assess the additional workload for the survey system.

Those taking the Bac S will have one-and-a-half hours more history a week in their penultimate school year than now, and will take the history-module exam early.

History GCSE module B16: The American Civil-Rights Movement.

The product history document module in the system provides a user-friendly interface for retrieving design records.