Sherman, West in the World © 2014 5e, AP Student Edition (A/P EUROPEAN HISTORY)

History

Sherman, Dennis

Salisbury Professor of History, Joyce

Europe

McGraw–Hill Education

A Study Guide and Map Supplement for the Western Experience: To the Eighteenth Century

Historical Study & Educational Resources

Mcgraw-Hill College

This classic, inexpensive, brief text is perfect for colleges organized on the quarter system or for professors who want to assign supplemental reading. The organization of the text was revised for greater clarity, and this edition includes a chapter on "The Collapse of Communism and New Realities." The coverage of social and cultural history has been increased without sacrificing the text's distinctive balance. The eighth edition contains a thorough map program, and a boxed feature highlighting primary sources.

A Short History of Western Civilization, Combined

Harrison, John

Sullivan,Richard

McGraw-Hill Humanities/Social Sciences/Languages

A Short History of Western Civilization: Renaissance to the Present [Jan 01, 1994] Sullivan, Richard E.; Sherman, Dennis and Harrison, John Baugham

A Short History of Western Civilization: Renaissance to the Present

Harrison, John Baugham

SULLIVAN, RICHARD E.

World

This volume provides a broad introduction to the evolution of world civilizations since 1500. A wide selection of short documents, photographs and charts is presented along with introductions, commentaries, guides and questions designed to clarify the material and stimulate discussion. Organized chronologically and regionally, the anthology gives students insights into how historians use evidence (primary and visual sources) and make interpretations (secondary sources) that underlie our understanding of world civilizations. The text includes a strong mixture of women's history and social history.

World Civilizations: Sources, Images, and Interpretations

Grunfeld, A.Tom

This two-volume anthology of primary, secondary and visual sources provides a broad introduction to the evolution of World Civilizations from ancient history to 1700. A wide selection of short documents, photographs, maps and charts is presented along with introduction, commentaries, guides, and questions designed to clarify the material and stimulate discussion. The reader is organized chronologically and regionally, and offers an alternate topical table of contents. This anthology gives students the insight into how historians use evidence and make interpretations that underlie our understanding of World Civilizations

World Civilizations: Sources, Images and Interpretations, Volume I

McGraw=Hill

The West in the World: To 1715: Map Workbook

Salisbury, Joyce E.

"The West in the World," Fifth Edition, prompts students to take an active, analytical approach to understanding history and historical change. Readers will come to appreciate that history does not happen in isolation but rather is the consequence of a complex set of intersecting events, forces, and human actions among which there are cause-and-effect links that extend into the present day. As it compellingly tells the story of Western civilization, "The West in the World" encourages a critical examination and analysis of major events and themes. The fifth edition retains the medium length of previous editions, long enough to present a comprehensive, rich narrative but concise enough to give instructors the flexibility to supplement reading with other sources and books. The fifth edition of "The West in the World" includes the exciting addition of LearnSmart and SmartBook, McGraw-Hill's online adaptive learning and reading systems. LearnSmart and SmartBook are the only adaptive learning programs proven to improve performance. LearnSmart and SmartBook help students study more efficiently and retain more knowledge, allowing instructors to focus valuable class time on higher-level concepts.

The West in the World

A social history within a political and cultural framework, The West in the World looks at the development of western civilization within the context of the rest of the world. Rather than treating the evolution of western civilization as an isolated event, Sherman and Salisbury examine how the west evolved in time with--and often, as a response to--the events that shaped civilization around the globe. In addition to setting the history of western civilization in context, this groundbreaking new text distinguishes itself from standard survey texts by being the first to fully interate viusal history with traditional narrative style. Readers glimpse the true craft of the historian through integrated discussion of the visual program in the book; throughout the text, the authors address how the paintings, sculpures and other art of the times serve as primary sources in informing the reader about that period in history.

The West in the World, Volume I with Making the Grade; MP

Politics & Social Sciences

Anthropology

The first in a two-volume anthology of primary, secondary and visual sources, this reader provides a broad introduction to the evolution of World Civilizations from ancient history to 1700, and gives students insight into how historians use and interpret evidence in an effort to broaden their understanding of civilizations around the world. A wide selection of documents, images, maps and charts is presented along with chapter-opening timelines, source introductions, points for consideration, and questions designed to clarify the material and stimulate discussion. The reader is organized chronologically, but also provides an alternate topical Table of Contents, which allows instructors and students to compare sources across cultures and time periods. A new feature to this edition, "Using This Book," assists students in fully analyzing sources and context.

World Civilizations; Sources, Images and Interpretations Volume I

Markowitz, Gerald

Rosner, David

Heywood, Linda

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