The Roman World

The Roman World
ISBN-10
0748765638
ISBN-13
9780748765638
Series
The Roman World
Category
History
Pages
80
Language
English
Published
2002
Publisher
Nelson Thornes
Authors
Alan Coulson, Bea Stimpson, Vee Harris

Description

The Quest series is a course for history at Key Stage 3 that offers a progressive approach designed to appeal to pupils through: a narrative style with carefully controlled language level; a visual layout; character guides to the toics, highlighting issues and raising questions; and a continuous timeline reinforcing the chronology of events. Focusing specifically on the Roman world, this guide provides resource material to accompany the pupil's book.

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