Making Thirteen Colonies. A History of US. Book Two.

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Main Author: Hakim, Joy
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1993
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contents Making Thirteen Colonies. A History of US. Book Two. Hakim, Joy American Indian History Colonial History (United States) Culture Conflict Culture Contact Elementary Secondary Education Immigrants Slavery Social Studies This history volume traces the development of the American colonies from the arrival of the first English settlers in North America to the establishment of the United States and the beginning of the westward expansion. The profusely illustrated text includes sidebars elaborating upon significant points. Maps help students locate and visualize subject matter. Designed to support the upper elementary and secondary social studies curriculum, the education and school library communities will find this volume's extensive index, in-depth bibliography of young adult literature, and descriptive chronology of historical events especially useful instructional aids. (SG)
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spellingShingle Making Thirteen Colonies. A History of US. Book Two.
Hakim, Joy
American Indian History
Colonial History (United States)
Culture Conflict
Culture Contact
Elementary Secondary Education
Immigrants
Slavery
Social Studies
Making Thirteen Colonies. A History of US. Book Two. Hakim, Joy American Indian History Colonial History (United States) Culture Conflict Culture Contact Elementary Secondary Education Immigrants Slavery Social Studies This history volume traces the development of the American colonies from the arrival of the first English settlers in North America to the establishment of the United States and the beginning of the westward expansion. The profusely illustrated text includes sidebars elaborating upon significant points. Maps help students locate and visualize subject matter. Designed to support the upper elementary and secondary social studies curriculum, the education and school library communities will find this volume's extensive index, in-depth bibliography of young adult literature, and descriptive chronology of historical events especially useful instructional aids. (SG)
title Making Thirteen Colonies. A History of US. Book Two.
topic American Indian History
Colonial History (United States)
Culture Conflict
Culture Contact
Elementary Secondary Education
Immigrants
Slavery
Social Studies
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED380400