International Relations 1815-1914

🏫 Course Title: The Making of the Modern World: International Relations 1815-1914

🎓 Course Description:

Embark on a captivating journey through the tapestry of history with Thomas Rogers as your expert guide in this comprehensive online course, "International Relations 1815-1914: The Making of the Modern World". This is not just a course; it's an expedition through a pivotal era that laid the foundations for our contemporary global order.

Course Overview:

This course offers you an in-depth look at the significant events and transformative shifts in International Relations from 1815 to 1914. Beginning with Europe's post-Napoleonic Wars recovery, we will delve into the economic, social, and political landscapes of the time. We'll explore crucial themes such as:

• The Eastern Question: The tensions between Christian Orthodoxy and Islam, Russia's expansion, and the decline of the Ottoman Empire.
• The Alliance System: The complex interplay of treaties that sought to balance power and prevent another devastating European war.
• Imperialism and Colonization: The scramble for new territories and resources, and how these acquisitions reshaped global politics.
• Anglo-German Rivalry: The competition between Britain and Germany, including the naval arms race that would later ignite World War I.

🎬 Learning Experience:

• Diverse Content: Engage with an array of learning materials including video lectures, screen casts, and interactive activities that cater to various learning styles.
• Interactive Quizzes: Test your knowledge at the end of each unit with challenging quizzes designed to reinforce your understanding and retention of key concepts.
• Comprehensive Resources: Access a wealth of downloadable materials, including cartoons, written documents, and more, to provide context and enrich your learning experience.

Why Enroll?

• Accessible Learning: Whether you're a seasoned history buff or new to the subject, this course is designed to be accessible yet intellectually stimulating for all levels.
• Develop Expertise: Gain a profound understanding of International Relations during one of the most transformative periods in history and apply your knowledge across various academic disciplines.
• Inspiring Education: With a passion for teaching and a commitment to student success, Thomas Rogers is dedicated to inspiring learners and fueling a lifelong curiosity for international history and global affairs.

Your Instructor:

Thomas Rogers brings to the course not just expertise but also a deep passion for the subject matter. His pride in this course stems from its potential to ignite your interest in history and set the stage for a deeper exploration of International Relations. If you're captivated by the past and eager to understand how it shaped our present, this is the course for you.

🎓 Course Outcome:

By completing "The Making of the Modern World: International Relations 1815-1914", you will emerge with a robust understanding of this pivotal era in history, equipped to analyze and interpret its lasting impact on our world today. This course is a stepping stone to further academic pursuits and personal enrichment.

📆 Enroll now and join Thomas Rogers on this intellectual adventure as we uncover the layers of history that form the bedrock of international relations in the modern age.