"How did that happen?" students wonder about their past.America’s Historyprovides a clear explanation. Instructors rely onAmerica’s Historyto help them teach that history matters — this means helping their students understand not only what happened, but alsowhy. For the new, sixth edition, the authors took a hard look at all aspects of their text, considered what worked and what didn’t, and crafted a broad revision plan that demonstrates, once again, their unmatched commitment toAmerica’s History.The hallmark of the revision is a thorough reconsideration of the post-1945 period that incorporates new scholarship and makes sense of the recent past, butAmerica’s History,Sixth Edition offers much more. This includes additional narrative changes in both volumes, a new in-text feature program based on written and visual primary documents in every chapter, and a host of new and improved pedagogic features. With its clear exposition, insightful analysis and in-text sources,America’s History,gives instructors and students everything they need.
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