Liberty, Equality, Power by John Murrin, Paul Johnson, James McPherson, Alice Fahs, and Gary Gerstle
Requirements: Any PDF Reader, 38 MB
Overview: Clearly demonstrate for your students how the interplay of various forces have shaped today's U.S. nation and its people with the balanced presentation of political and social history found only in LIBERTY, EQUALITY, POWER: ENHANCED CONCISE EDITION, 4E. This enhanced edition helps students develop critical-thinking and study skills. Learning to analyze source material as they read the narrative will help students master the content of their course and interpret other materials and events they encounter in daily life. Written by award-winning, top-level authors, including preeminent colonial historian John Murrin and Pulitzer Prize-winning author James McPherson, this unique, brief text emphasizes the three themes of liberty, equality and power to add dimension to the journey as your students experience the transformation of America, from a land inhabited by hunter-gatherers and agricultural Native Americans, into the most powerful industrial nation on earth. Students understand not only the impact of liberty and equality -- topics often associated with the American story -- but also how dominant and subordinate groups have affected and been affected by the ever-shifting balance of power.
Genre: Politics, Sociology
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Requirements: Any PDF Reader, 38 MB
Overview: Clearly demonstrate for your students how the interplay of various forces have shaped today's U.S. nation and its people with the balanced presentation of political and social history found only in LIBERTY, EQUALITY, POWER: ENHANCED CONCISE EDITION, 4E. This enhanced edition helps students develop critical-thinking and study skills. Learning to analyze source material as they read the narrative will help students master the content of their course and interpret other materials and events they encounter in daily life. Written by award-winning, top-level authors, including preeminent colonial historian John Murrin and Pulitzer Prize-winning author James McPherson, this unique, brief text emphasizes the three themes of liberty, equality and power to add dimension to the journey as your students experience the transformation of America, from a land inhabited by hunter-gatherers and agricultural Native Americans, into the most powerful industrial nation on earth. Students understand not only the impact of liberty and equality -- topics often associated with the American story -- but also how dominant and subordinate groups have affected and been affected by the ever-shifting balance of power.
Genre: Politics, Sociology
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