Description
This comprehensive course dives deep into one of the most significant and devastating global conflicts in human history — World War II. You’ll explore the complex web of political, economic, and social factors that led to the rise of fascism and the outbreak of war, including the Treaty of Versailles, the global depression, and the ambitions of totalitarian regimes. Through a chronological journey across continents, you’ll examine key battles such as Stalingrad, Midway, and D-Day, and analyze the tactics, leaders, and turning points that shaped the course of the war. The course also addresses the Holocaust, wartime propaganda, resistance movements, and the role of civilians. In the final modules, you’ll uncover the far-reaching consequences of the war, including the emergence of the Cold War, the formation of the United Nations, decolonization movements, and the reshaping of global power dynamics. With multimedia content, maps, and archival footage, this course provides a holistic understanding of WWII for students, educators, and history enthusiasts alike.
Iniobong –
An incredibly well-structured course that dives deep into both the global and personal impacts of WWII. I learned more here than I ever did in school!
Muritala –
As someone with a military background, I found this course both respectful and thorough. It honored the history while exploring the broader consequences thoughtfully.
Kelechi –
This course helped me refresh my knowledge and provided excellent visual materials I could share with my students.
Oluwatosin –
I appreciated how the content was presented in chronological order with insightful analysis. The section on post-war reconstruction was especially eye-opening.
Ridwan –
The way this course explained complex political alliances and military strategies was brilliant. It made a difficult subject accessible and engaging