American Epoch is the most comprehensive twentieth-century history text available. This edition carries forward the same qualities that adopters have come to rely on: sturdy integrity, inclusive coverage, and sharp analysis. This edition offers enhanced coverage of social and cultural history to balance its unmatched political and diplomatic coverage.

American Epoch: A History of The United States Since 1900, Vol. I: 1900-1945

History

Link, William A.

Link, Arthur Stanley

Americas

Mcgraw-Hill College

"Volume II: Since 1945, Seventh Edition American Epoch" is the most comprehensive twentieth-century history text on the market. This edition carries forward the same qualities that adopters have come to rely on: sturdy integrity, inclusive coverage, and sharp analysis. This edition offers enhanced coverage of social and cultural history to balance its unmatched political and diplomatic coverage.

American Epoch: A History of The United States Since 1900, Vol. II: Since 1945

Book by Link, Arthur S., Link, William A., Catton, William B.

American Epoch: A History of the United States Since 1900, 1

Link, Arthur S.

Catton, William B.

McGraw-Hill Companies

American Epoch: A History of the United States Since 1900 : An Era of Total War and Uncertain Peace 1936-1985

Catton, William Bruce

Alfred A. Knopf, Inc.

This text is written to provide a mathematically sound but accessible and engaging introduction to Bayesian inference specifically for environmental scientists, ecologists and wildlife biologists. It emphasizes the power and usefulness of Bayesian methods in an ecological context. The advent of fast personal computers and easily available software has simplified the use of Bayesian and hierarchical models . One obstacle remains for ecologists and wildlife biologists, namely the near absence of Bayesian texts written specifically for them. The book includes many relevant examples, is supported by software and examples on a companion website and will become an essential grounding in this approach for students and research ecologists.

Bayesian Inference: With Ecological Applications

Science & Math

Barker, Richard J

Biological Sciences

Academic Press

Southern Crucible: The Making of an American Region seeks to fashion a new narrative about the American South. Informed by the most current scholarship in the field, the book offers a balanced look at the region's social, political, cultural, and economic history over four centuries, from pre-contact to the present. Focusing on several major themes in southern history--including the role of racial hierarchy, the role of women and gender, and the impact of immigration--author William A. Link presents the area's distinct history while carefully highlighting its remarkable diversity and geographic, cultural, and economic differences. Fast-paced and engaging, Southern Crucible challenges students to reexamine the region's history and culture and discover the legacy that the South has had on the entire nation's history. Southern Crucible: The Making of an American Region is available in a combined volume and two split volumes.

Southern Crucible: The Making of an American Region, Combined Volume

Oxford University Press

Southern Crucible: The Making of an American Region, Volume I: To 1877

Southern Crucible: The Making of an American Region, Volume II: Since 1877

This volume contains a collection of 23 documents that introduce students to some of the basic issues of Progressive Era social reform in the American South. A comprehensive introduction provides the historical background for the documents, placing them within the context of Progressive era America. The initial document, Walter Hines Page's article "The Rebuilding of Old Commonwealths", presents a manifesto for reform in the turn-of-the-century south and is followed by six sections of brief documents including articles, speeches and reports.

The Rebuilding of Old Commonwealths: and Other Documents of Social Reform in the Progressive Era South (The Bedford Series in History and Culture)

Bedford/St.Martin's

A new kind of primary source reader for the U.S. survey, The South in the History of the Nation enlivens American history for students in the South by placing it in familiar contexts. Fifteen chapters in each volume explore episodes and issues of national import with a broad swath of regional examples. More than 100 readings drawn from southern sources -- among them letters, speeches, diary entries, government records, newspaper articles, and interviews -- balance a variety of political and social topics. Because the organization and pace of the chapters parallel most major survey tests, instructors can easily incorporate the documents into the survey course without making extensive alternations to the syllabus. Generous editorial apparatus -- including chapter introductions that identify the relationship between the southern documents and the national history, headnotes, prereading questions, gloss notes, and bibliographies -- guides students through the documents and constantly emphasizes their role in the American history survey course.

The South in the History of the Nation: A Reader, Volume One: Through Reconstruction

Spruill, Marjorie

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