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AP* Edition
Author: Eric Foner
Edition Number: 3
ISBN: 9780393919554
Known for his work on the intersection of intellectual, political and social history, renowned historian Eric Foner brings a crisp, compelling clarity to the study of American history.  Michael Henry is known for guiding the growth of historical thinking, document analysis and essay writing skills necessary for the AP* exam.
A History of the World
Author: Robert Tignor
Edition Number: 3
ISBN: 9780393934922
  The most global approach to world history, now more streamlined and accessible. Rather than following the more traditional civilizations or regionally-oriented approach, Worlds Together, Worlds Apartbuilds each chapter around major world history stories and themes: the emergence of cities, the building of the Silk Road, the spread of the Black Death, the Age of Exploration, and others.
A Narrative History
Authors: George Brown Tindall, David E. Shi
Edition Number: 9
ISBN: 9780393912623
 A book students love, now more streamlined and accessible.   America has sold more than 1.
Brief Third Edition
Author: Eric Foner
Edition Number: 3
ISBN: 9780393935516
The leading United States History survey text, now available in a brief, full-color edition. Give Me Liberty!
A Documentary History, Volume 2
Author: Eric Foner
Edition Number: 3
ISBN: 9780393935684
The Third Edition of Voices of Freedom includes documents reflecting the global dimension of American history and remains a comprehensive collection that offers a diverse gathering of authors and a wide breadth of opinion. An invaluable supplement to the text, all the primary source documents address the theme of American freedom in its many dimensions.
with Voices of Freedom, Volumes 1 & 2
Author: Eric Foner
Edition Number: 3
ISBN: 9780393123142
Known for his work on the intersection of intellectual, political and social history, renowned historian Eric Foner brings a crisp, compelling clarity to the study of American history.  Michael Henry is known for guiding the growth of historical thinking, document analysis and essay writing skills necessary for the AP* exam.
Authors: Judith G. Coffin, Robert C. Stacey, Joshua Cole, Carol Symes
Edition Number: 17
ISBN: 9780393934816
Exceptional global narrative and accompanying multimedia support help students make firm connections between political, social and cultural history Renowned for its balanced presentation, clear prose, and exceptional treatment of the West in a global context, Western Civilizations makes the case that Western civilization cannot be viewed as a single, continuous culture. By expanding on geographic and cultural contexts and the many hybrid cultures that resulted from Western encounters in Asia, Africa, and the Americas, the text helps students make connections between political, social, and cultural history—in the process acquiring a better understanding of why Western civilizations developed as they did.
An American History
Author: Eric Foner
Edition Number: 3
ISBN: 9780393934304
American history viewed from the thematic perspective of freedom   Known for his work on the intersection of intellectual, political and social history, renowned historian Eric Foner brings a crisp, compelling clarity to the study of American history. This 3rd Edition builds on the success of the first—maintaining its unifying theme of freedom, while expanding coverage of Native American and immigration history and providing new discussions of the global dimension of American history.
Advanced FRQ and DBQ Essay-Writing Skills for AP* World History
Author: Barbara Brun-Ozuna
Edition Number: 1
ISBN: 9781936026296
NEW! Access to instructor’s resources available only with the purchase of 10 or more copies.
with Voices of Freedom, Volumes 1 & 2
Author: Eric Foner
Edition Number: 3
ISBN: 9780393144284
American history viewed from the thematic perspective of freedom   Known for his work on the intersection of intellectual, political and social history, renowned historian Eric Foner brings a crisp, compelling clarity to the study of American history. This 3rd Edition builds on the success of the first—maintaining its unifying theme of freedom, while expanding coverage of Native American and immigration history and providing new discussions of the global dimension of American history.