Learner Reviews & Feedback for The Modern World, Part Two: Global History since 1910 by University of Virginia
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excellent course for those who have not studied history as part of their academic curriculum. Course is slightly from American(USA) perspective of world events but nevertheless is highly informative.
The Professor was really passionate and took you throug the miniscule details of modern history that made the world the way they are. this is truly a global history course and i enjoyed it very much
301 - 325 of 326 Reviews for The Modern World, Part Two: Global History since 1910
By Guillermo T
•Excellent course but it could be updated or completed to analyze events from 2013 to at least 2019.
By Clifford L B
•Well presented with reasoned arguments, some of the slides needed to be clearer especially the maps
By Πιστοφίδης-Χατζηδημητρίου Α
•The teacher was rather informative, he analyzed the subject to its detail i am very satisfied.
By Iris v S
•Very enjoyable and informative. I'd certainly take other courses by the same professor!
By Vipul A
•Better way of showing how finance,politics and war can interact with each other.
By Prasanna V R
•Deep views. The why part o things is something very special.
By cuneyt a
•I think the course content is global history US in center.
By Reem
•Wish to see an update to include the past 4 years!
By Alfredo T
•It´s a very excellent course of history!
By Derick T
•Well created lectures with clear ideas.
By Aditya B
•Period from 2013-19 should be included
By Mariam
•Very interesting and engaging
By christophe s
•Excellent course, simply.
By Nishant S
•Worth your time !
By Jon G
•Very informative
By Karla S C S
•Muy interesante
By ADITYA R K
•good course
By Brianna Z J
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By Johann Q
•We need less lectures and more application based courses.
By Evangelia A
•Very few o no information about the Latin America
By Karthik N
•The lecturer was slightly monotonous and really has missed out on key factors such as Weimar Republic etc in this course. Moreover, the course seems very opinionated and ends of the wars seems to be just glossed over into economic terms rather than historic facts. Battle of Okinawa, death of Hitler, battle of somme and verdun seem like key parts not tackled efficiently. Quizzes rely too much on rote knowledge and the lecturer's opinion rather than what one should take away from the presentations. Also, coming from India and also having stayed for long in the Middle East, the entire picture given by the lecturer of these regions seem to be quite flawed as the picture is very narrow.
By Basel
•Might be an instructive course but the guy who presents it is really creepy. And knowing he was involved in the official 9/11 report makes him hard to believe on any issue.
By Mohit T
•auditors have to pay to see the answers of the quiz, I think the questions are stupid and we wont find out how they are unless we participate in the quiz.
By Sergiu L
•Great course, but it's misleading. doesn't tell you from the start that you have to pay for it.
By Edmund B
•For pay quiz feedback is not part of the MOOC education movement.
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