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Rand McNally's Atlas of American History is a great intermediate history atlas geared for 5th-12th grade students and beyond. Our colorful, engaging maps illustrate key events in U.S. history such as Westward Expansion in the early 1800s and much more. Atlas features: Organized by important periods of American history More than 80 colorful maps illustrating key events and eras, from routes of the first Americans through life in the United States today Chronologies, graphs, charts, and photos for each of eight historical periods Tables of facts about states Geared for students in 5th-12th grades 80 pages (including detailed index), paperback, 8" x 10"

The Atlas of American History is great tool for any young scholar. With over 80 colorful maps that illustrate key events and eras this atlas covers periods from the first Americans through life in the United States today. This fun enlightening book also includes chronologies, graphs, charts, and photos. • Tables of facts about states • 80 pages including detailed index, paperback, 8" x 10" • Organized by important periods of American history • 2005 copyright—updated to include recent U.S. events

Rand McNally's Atlas of American History is a great intermediate history atlas geared for fifth- through 12th-grade students and beyond.Our colorful, engaging maps illustrate key events in U.S. history such as Westward Expansion in the early 1800s and much more. Atlas features: Organized by important periods of American history More than 80 colorful maps illustrating key events and eras, from routes of the first Americans through life in the United States today Chronologies, graphs, charts, and photos for each of eight historical periods Tables of facts about states Geared for students in fifth through 12th grades 80 pages (including detailed index), paperback, 8" x 10"Copyright Date: 2011

The text in "Atlas of American History" presents a chronological overview of American history and summarizes key events. It provides cross curricular connections by listing literature that clarifies or expands historical understandings. It highlights people whose accomplishments reflect American ideals. The 'Did You Know?' feature on each section opening page provides an interesting sidelight to history.

Atlas of American History. (1993). 63 pages. Houghton Mifflin/Rand McNally. This books is almost entirely maps, except for 9 pages. Table of Contents: 1. The Age of Exploration/1000-1613. 2. Settling the Colonies/1606-1774, 3. The Struggle for Independence/1775-1787, 4. The Growing Republic/1783-1859, 5. The Civil War/1861-1865, 6. Westward Expansion & Beyond/1865-1913, 7. The World in Conflict/1914-1945, 8. Post World War II, 9. United States Today. 10. Index.