Home
Bookstore Search

 
0 item(s) in your cart
Law School
University
College & Beyond
School
Bookstore

American History
218-8-ah_cover.jpg
 
Status: Available
Author: Carter, Finelli, Nagy, Grant
ISBN/ISSN: 978-1-55239-218-8
Year: 2007
Description: Text / Hardcover / Full colour / 556 pages
Instructor's Guide/Teacher's Resource: Available
Subject: History
Division: School
Publisher: Emond Montgomery Publications
Contact: Lindsay Sutherland

List Price: $103.69
  Net (School) Price: $82.95


Student Website
Featured on Emond Montgomery's TeacherSupport.ca
Teacher's Resource
Contact Lindsay Sutherland at lsutherland@emp.ca

Overview

  • TRILLIUM LISTED for Ontario's CHA3U course
  • RECOMMENDED for Grade 10 Manitoba Education, Citizenship & Youth Social Studies Curriculum


American History is a dynamic, full-colour text that explores the American story from a Canadian perspective. This text spans the full range of American history, from pre-colonial times to the 21st century, and is organized around several recurring themes: The Promise of Technology, A Nation of Immigrants, The Frontier in American Society, Isolation or Engagement?, Integration and Exclusion, A Cultural Mirror, and Continental Cousins. The text also includes a special online supplement on Barack Obama.

Features

  • The 49th Parallel: Canada and America
  • We the People: Sketches of American leaders in society, economy, and ideas
  • The Historian’s Craft: Methods of historical inquiry
  • Culture Notes: American landmarks of art, literature, and music
  • American Archive: Foundational historical documents
  • Past Voices: Excerpts from speeches and writings
  • Timelines, maps, charts, web links, and quotations

TopContent Summary

UNIT I

Early America
Chapter 1 Aboriginals and Europeans (1000–1700)
Chapter 2 Colonial America (1700–1775)

UNIT II

Revolutionary America
Chapter 3 Revolution (1774–1791)
Chapter 4 Birth of the Republic (1789–1825)

UNIT III

Nationalism and Sectionalism
Chapter 5 Manifest Destiny (1828–1850)
Chapter 6 Slavery and the Civil War (1850–1865)
Chapter 7 Reconstruction and Expansion (1866–1880)

UNIT IV

Emerging Power
Chapter 8 The Gilded Age and Imperialism (1880–1900)
Chapter 9 The Progressive Era and World War I (1900–1920)
Chapter 10 Between the Wars (1920–1940)

UNIT V

World Power
Chapter 11 World War II and the Cold War (1940–1955)
Chapter 12 Civil Rights and the War in Vietnam (1955–1975)
Chapter 13 A Time of Doubt (1972–1989)
Chapter 14 America Redux: The Sole Superpower (1989–Present)

TopTeacher's Resource

  • Extensive teaching notes
  • Answers to all text questions
  • Supporting blackline masters
  • Assessment rubrics

 

ISBN: 978-1-55239-193-8   Publication Price: $199.95