Excellent supplement for understanding American history. Offering up-to-date coverage of America's social, political, and diplomatic past, this anthology of articles by nationally renowned scholars introduces students to the excitement of American history. With seven new selections the Seventh Edition has been substantially revised to examine such topics as the relationship between Native Americans and early colonists, the experience of women - both black and white - in colonial America and the early republic, the Northwest Ordinance, society and republicanism, slavery on the western frontier.
Reviews
"Well-written, engaging, and provocative essays. Excellent for use in surveys of American history."--Kevin Kenny, University of Texas at Austin "Wide-ranging and well chosen topics covering many of the central issues in the American experience."--Dan O'Bryan, Sierra Nevada College "The selections together give readers a good picture of major cultural trends and issues in the US during the 20th century."--Anthony Newkirk, La Salle University "Wonderful! The selections are perfect!"-Barbara Handy-Marchello, University of North Dakota Praise for previous editions: "An excellent collection, easy to integrate into classroom discussions."--David Sloane, Dartmouth College "Excellent book!"--Mary Lynn Cluff, Dixie College "Excellent choices both in significance and readability."--J.K. Putnam, California State University "A solid array of selections. Good choices in civil and women's rights reading."--T.M. Kluz, Troy State University "As usual, the editors have selected excellent articles on a wide variety of topics. My students really 'get into' these articles in our class discussions."--Jerry Bower, University of Wisconsin, Richland "An interesting comparative history."--Bradley Skelcher, Delaware State College "A nice collection of essays on topics in American history....Would be a suitable supplement to my survey textbook."--Richard Byrne, Southwest State University "Comprehensive collection of thought-provoking articles by first-rate scholars."--M.T. Carleton, Louisiana State University



Book Information
ISBN 9780195087833
Author Leonard Dinnerstein
Format Paperback
Page Count 348
Imprint Oxford University Press Inc
Publisher Oxford University Press Inc
Weight(grams) 307g
Dimensions(mm) 203mm * 136mm * 18mm