Books with title Atlas of American History

Visit the places of America’s past, the places where real people led their lives and made American history. Places in Time takes readers to twenty sites that have shaped our national story. Each stopping point is a birds-eye view of a moment in time: Hear the Great Sun call out to his people at Cahokia, ride with General Benedict Arnold at Saratoga, step out of a sedan chair at Independence Hall, and join the Fergusons as they move into “the city as new as tomorrow.”

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Paperback. Pub Date: 2014-10-1 Pages: 280 Publisher: Jilin Publishing Group LLC American student of history. a book is a well-known Harvard University history professor Edward Channing written specifically for an American high school students about American history concise textbook. its subsequent American history textbooks produced a huge and far-reaching impact. The book begins from the Nordic discovery of America. sub-section focuses on 15-year period 1600-1900 300 years of American history. including numerous large and small wars of the American people for independence and unification carried out. as well as a perfect political system and do out effort. The book context clear. concise language. objective formation and development of the United States presented a camel picture is very convenient for students to understand and remember. I believe reading this book. readers...