Professor Cramwell's History D

This is the demo version of Professor Cramwell's History.

In this demo version 4 topics and 100 questions are made available to the player. The full version of the game has thousands of questions across 46 challenges.

Professor Cramwell’s History is a good way for the beginner or the history buff to learn both the order of historical events as well as their qualitative importance. For all ages.

All topics are interlinked so a question about the the Greeks of Antiquity can lead to a question about Greece's nationalist revolution which leads to a question about modern European history, which is further linked to a question about Europes role in World War II, then a question about America's role in World War II is given etc. You can also choose to stay within 1 topic for an extended period of time, or take a Challenge to test your knowledge of a topic.

Professor Cramwell’s History intends to do 2 things:
A) Be fun and interesting to use
B) Impart the player with a skeletal but comprehensive understanding of history

After using this app you should be able to order many major events in history both absolutely and with respect to each other. Gaining this knowledge will enable you to place all subsequent reading you do within a mental framework; it should reinforce whatever new knowledge you learn and whatever old knowledge you already have; nothing will stand alone.

The questions are written to give both an absolute knowledge of history (i.e. dates, ordering) and a qualitative understanding, with facts reflecting the zeitgeist of an era.

To read more about the educational philosophy underlying Professor Cramwell's History take a look at our blog (search for the title: "Educational Philosophy Underlying Cramwells History").