Scott Foresman Social Studies: Texas Edition

Children's Books

Carol Berkin

Candy Dawson Boyd

Geography & Cultures

Scott, Foresman Co.

Social Studies: Workbook and Answer Key

Scott,Foresman

SOCIAL STUDIES 2006 LEVELED READER GRADE 4 UNIT 10A

Ann Rossi

KRISTIN CASHORE

Education & Teaching

Scott Foresman Social Studies, Communities, Teacher's Edition

Social Studies New York (Gold Edition)

Steve Sheinkin

Jim Cummins

Wendell E. Pritchett

Shaped with a clear political chronology, Making America reflects the variety of individual experiences and kaleidoscope of cultures that is American society. Careful to maintain its emphasis on the importance of social movements, immigrant society, and regional and political differences in American history, the Fifth Edition of Making America brings greater attention to global influences and America's role in the world. Making America serves the needs of instructors whose classrooms reflect the diversity of today's college students. The strongly chronological narrative, together with an integrated program of learning and teaching aids, makes the historical content vivid and comprehensible to students at all levels of preparedness.

Making America Complete

History

Christopher L. Miller

Robert W. Cherny

James L. Gormly

Americas

Houghton Mifflin College Div.

Making America presents history as a dynamic process that is shaped by human expectations, difficult choices, and surprising circumstances. By describing history as a process that students themselves can—and do—influence, the text engages students in learning about the past and emphasizes that each person has the power to make history, to make America.
A strong chronological narrative, together with an integrated program of learning and teaching aids, makes the historical material vivid and comprehensible to students at all levels of preparedness.
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<li>The chapter-opening Individual Choices feature provides a portrait of one individual and highlights how this person's decisions relate to an important issue raised in the chapter. This feature dramatizes the theme that historical events are not inevitable but are the result of real people making real choices.</li>
<li>The chapter-ending Individual Voices feature presents a primary source in an accessible way, allowing students to explore a primary source as a historian would. Each source is either written by or related to the person in that chapter's Individual Choices feature. A variety of sources are used, including personal letters, poems, speeches, political statements, and newspaper articles. Brief introductions set the context for the primary source, and color-coded Exploration Points in the margin pose provocative questions and provide interesting facts about what the source reveals.</li>
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Making America

Book by Carol Berkin, Christopher L. Miller, Robert W. Cherny, James L. Gormly

Making America: A History of the United States, Vol. 2: Since 1865

Houghton, Mifflin Company

Making America presents history as a dynamic process that is shaped by human expectations, difficult choices, and surprising circumstances. By describing history as a process that students themselves can—and do—influence, the text engages students in learning about the past and emphasizes that each person has the power to make history, to make America.A strong chronological narrative, together with an integrated program of learning and teaching aids, makes the historical material vivid and comprehensible to students at all levels of preparedness.The chapter-opening Individual Choices feature provides a portrait of one individual and highlights how this person's decisions relate to an important issue raised in the chapter. This feature dramatizes the theme that historical events are not inevitable but are the result of real people making real choices.The chapter-ending Individual Voices feature presents a primary source in an accessible way, allowing students to explore a primary source as a historian would. Each source is either written by or related to the person in that chapter's Individual Choices feature. A variety of sources are used, including personal letters, poems, speeches, political statements, and newspaper articles. Brief introductions set the context for the primary source, and color-coded Exploration Points in the margin pose provocative questions and provide interesting facts about what the source reveals.

Making America: A History of the United States: Complete Edition

Houghton Mifflin (Academic)

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