modern history

History and geography lessons abound in this series about warriors and warrior cultures from the Age of Discovery to the Industrial Revolution.

History is the experience of human beings in time, but it takes place also in space, on the planet Earth, so that geography always underlies it.

Consists of a number of briefing papers, from Afghanistan to Zimabwe, collected in a loose-leaf binder.

Eight-two true stories.

A collection of global stories portraying life during the year 1688.

Chronicles the events, fads, phrases, and names-in-the-news that defined each year since 1945.

Contains short biographical essays on sixty contemporary persons of note.

A three-volume set which examines world history from the Renaissance to the new millennium, focusing on geography, daily life, and commerce.

A day-by-day chronicle of the twentieth century that presents more than five thousand news items and 3,500 news photos from January 1, 1900, through December 31, 1999.

Suggestins and activities for teaching History of US in the classroom.