U.S. History

6 pages. Prepare for your history exams or learn more about key events in American history. Detailing the discovery and settlement of the New World up through the Civil War and Reconstruction, this guide features timelines grouped by historical theme to give you a concise outline of major events in American history through multiple perspectives.

6 pages. Prepare for your history exams or learn more about key events in American history. Detailing the aftermath of the Civil War up to the War on Terror and the reelection of President Obama, this guide features timelines grouped by historical theme to give you a concise outline of major events in American history through multiple perspectives.

6-page guide includes: The Progressive Era & U.S. Imperialism (1900–1914); World War I (1914–1919); World War I; The New Era (The Roaring Twenties) (1920–1929); African Americans – Influences & Challenges in 1920s; The Great Depression (1930–1939);New Deal “Alphabet Agencies”; World War II (1939–1945); Post-War United States (1946–1959); Civil Rights & Vietnam (1960–1975); Globalism, Terrorism & the Information Age (1976–2001).

This 6 page guide includes the full declaration with footnotes, but also details surrounding the writing of the document. Includes: Annotated Full Text; Jefferson's Draft Statement on the Slave Trade; Timeline of Events; Brief Biographies of the 56 Signers; Local Declarations Affirming the Call; and Global Declarations Inspired by the Declaration of Independence.

When did Christopher Columbus begin his second voyage to the New World? Did Henry Hudson find the Northeast Passage? These questions and more are answered in our new 3-panel (6 page) guide, which features every known North American explorer throughout history. Each major voyage is separated by date and discussed at length, while full-color maps and illustrations make the information come to life.

Contains 11 midterms and 11 final exams from colleges; real-world practice on real-life exams; a review of the US History course; advice from the teachers who teach the courses; and, methods for mastering history.