A History of the United States - Classics Edition: Student Edition (NATL)

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A History of the United States - Classics Edition

Prentice Hall proudly introduces Classics— collection of our most beloved and timeless programs. The Prentice Hall Classics line brings back some of our bestselling programs with the added benefits of a new reduced price and an updated copyright. With Classics, you can count on: solid traditional instruction, a proven approach and sequence to the content, a return to your favorite program, and more value! A History of the United States' well-told story and classroom-tested resources are designed to address your changing curriculum needs. Exceptionally written by distinguished author Dr. Daniel J. Boorstin, along with Brooks Mather Kelley, the program incorporates key themes that help students develop a sound understanding of American history. Masterfully written by distinguished author Boorstin, along with Brooks Mather Kelley, the program incorporates key themes that help students develop a sound understanding of American History. Themes are introduced at the beginning of each unit, developed within the narrative, and then effectively reinforced at the unit's end- to promote maximum learning and retention.

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