(Английский язык) McDougal Littell Collection / Коллекция McDougal LittellГод выпуска: 2006-2009
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Описание: Данная коллекция представляет собой серию учебников по литературе и другим гуманитарным наукам, предназначеных для носителей языка, учеников средних школ. Как мне кажется, данный материал представляет интерес и для русскоговорящих студентов, изучающих английский язык.
Серия учебников по Литературе предлагает студентам исследовать мир литературы и искусства. Структура учебников предполагает изучение основных литературных понятий по жанрам: анализ фантастики, поэзии, прозы, драматургии, а также средств массовой информации. Для русскоговорящих студентов эти учебники - кладезь текстов для пополнения словарного запаса и расширения кругозора.
Помимо этого в коллекцию входят учебники по биологии, истории, географии и культурологии.
В учебниках по истории рассматриваются Древний мир, Средневековье, современность, преемственность цивилизаций и культур. Учебники содержат последние данные по хронологии, интересные факты истории, иллюстрации и описания артефактов, а также интересные статистические данные.
Отдельно от всех стоит учебник истории Америки.
Учебник Географии написан в контексте культурных достижений той или иной страны. Статьи об особенностях географического положения, климата, экономики или демографии стран перемежаются описаниями национальных традиций и культурных особенностей.
Учебник Биологии... т.к. Биология - моя слабость, я просидела за ним не один час. Очень подробные схемы, красочные иллюстрации и конечно же статьи в ключе последних научных достижений изучаемой области.
К великому сожалению, в учебниках литературы не все тексты в наличии. Редко, но встречаются белые рамки с текстом "Текст не для электронного использования. Пожалуйста, обратитесь к тексту учебника". Почему то McDougal Littell решил не включать их в PDF-версию учебника. Но это не делает учебники менее интересными или менее ценными, т.к. слава богу, пустые рамки встречаются редко.lelja555 (c).
Серия McDougal Littell Literature
McDougal Littell Literature, Grade 6 – Student Textbook (2008)Автор: Janet Allen, Arthur N. Applebee, Jim Burke, Yvette Jackson, Robert T. Jimenez, et al.
#777Introductory Unit
- Literary Essentials Workshop
- Literary Genres Workshop
- Reading Strategies Workshop
- Writing Process Workshop
Part 1: Literary Elements
Unit 1: Plot, Conflict, and Setting
Reader’s Workshop: Setting, Conflict, Plot
Writing Workshop: Writing a Short Story
Unit 2: Analyzing Character and Point of View
Reader’s Workshop: Character, Narrator, Point of View, Methods of Characterization
Writing Workshop: Describing a Person
Unit 3: Understanding Theme
Reader’s Workshop: Identifying Theme
Writing Workshop: Analyzing a Story
Part 2: Language and Culture
Unit 4: Mood, Tone, and Style
Reader’s Workshop: Mood, Tone, Style
Writing Workshop: Comparison-and-Contrast Essay
Unit 5: The Language of Poetry
Reader’s Workshop: Form, Speaker, Sound Devices, Imagery, Figurative Language
Writing Workshop: Personal Response to a Poem
Unit 6: Myths, Legends, and Tales
Reader’s Workshop: Characteristics of Traditional Stories, Cultural Values in Traditional Stories
Writing Workshop: Problem-Solution Essay
Part 3: Focus on Nonfiction
Unit 7: Biography and Autobiography
Reader’s Workshop: Characteristics of Biographies and Autobiographies
Writing Workshop: Personal Narrative
Unit 8: Information, Argument, and Persuasion
Reader’s Workshop: Text Features, Preview, Main Idea and Supporting Details, Take Notes
Reader’s Workshop: Claim, Support, Persuasive Techniques
Writing Workshop: Persuasive Essay
Unit 9: The Power of Research
Research Strategies Workshop: Choosing and Evaluating Sources, Collecting Data
Writing Workshop: Research Report
Student Resource Bank
- Reading Handbook
- Writing Handbook
- Research Handbook
- Grammar Handbook
- Vocabulary and Spelling Handbook
- Speaking and Listening Handbook
- Media Handbook
- Test-Taking Handbook
Glossary of Literary Terms
Glossary of Reading and Informational Terms
Glossary of Vocabulary in English and Spanish
Pronunciation Key
Index of Fine Art
Index of Skills
Index of Titles and Authors
Acknowledgments
Art Credits
: Janet Allen, Arthur N. Applebee, Jim Burke, Douglas Carnine, Yvette Jackson, Robert T. Jimenez, et al.
#777Introductory Unit
- Literary Genres Workshop
- Reading Strategies Workshop
- Writing Process Workshop
Part 1: Literary Elements
Unit 1 Plot, Conflict, and Setting
Reader’s Workshop: Plot, Conflict, Setting
Writing Workshop: Descriptive Essay
Unit 2 Analyzing Character and Point of View
Reader’s workshop: Point of View, Narrator, Methods of Characterization
Writing Workshop: Comparison-Contrast Essay
Unit 3 Understanding Theme
Reader’s workshop: Theme
Writing Workshop: Short Story
Part 2: Language and Culture
Unit 4 Mood, Tone, and Style
Reader’s Workshop: Mood, Tone, Author’s Style
Writing Workshop: Interpretive Essay
Unit 5 Appreciating Poetry
Reader’s Workshop: Form, Speaker, Sound Devices, Imagery, Figurative Language
Writing Workshop: Personal Response to a Poem
Unit 6 Myths, Legends, and Tales
Reader’s workshop: Traditional Literature
Writing Workshop: Cause-and-Effect Essay
Part 3: Nonfiction With Purpose
Unit 7 Biography and Autobiography
Reader’s Workshop: Characteristics of Biographies and Autobiographies
Writing Workshop: Personal Narrative
Unit 8 Information, Argument, and Persuasion
Reader’s workshop: Text Features, Preview, Main Idea and Supporting Details, Take Notes, Outline
Writing Workshop: Persuasive Essay
Unit 9 The Power of Research
Research Strategies Workshop: Reference Materials and Technology, Evaluate Sources
Writing Workshop: Research Report
Student Resource Bank
- Reading Handbook
- Writing Handbook
- Grammar Handbook
- Vocabulary and Spelling Handbook
- Speaking and Listening Handbook
- Media Handbook
- Test-Taking Handbook
- Glossaries
: Janet Allen, Arthur N. Applebee, Jim Burke, Douglas Carnine, Yvette Jackson, Robert T. Jimenez, et al.
#777Introductory Unit
- Literary Genres Workshop
- Reading Strategies Workshop
- Writing Process Workshop
Part 1: Literary Elements
Unit 1 Plot and Conflict
Reader’s Workshop: Plot and Conflict
Writing Workshop: Personal Narrative
Unit 2 Character and Point of View
Reader’s Workshop: Character and Point of View
Writing Workshop: Describing a Person
Unit 3 Setting and Mood
Reader’s Workshop: Setting and Mood
Writing Workshop: Comparison-Contrast Essay
Unit 4 Theme and Symbol
Reader’s Workshop: Theme and Symbol
Writing Workshop: Short Story
Part 2: Language and Culture
Unit 5 Poetry
Reader’s Workshop: Appreciating Poetry
Writing Workshop: Personal Response to a Poem
Unit 6 Style, Voice, and Tone
Reader’s workshop: Style, Voice, and Tone
Writing Workshop: Literary Analysis
Unit 7 History, Culture, and the Author
Reader’s Workshop: History, Culture, and the Author
Writing Workshop: Cause-and-Effect Essay
Part 3: Facts and Opinions
Unit 8 Facts and Information
Reader’s Workshop: Reading Informational Text, Main Idea and Supporting Details, Taking Notes
Writing Workshop: Problem-Solution Essay
Unit 9 Argument and Persuasion
Reader’s Workshop: Claim, Support, and Persuasive Techniques
Writing Workshop: Persuasive Essay
Unit 10 The Power of Research
Research Strategies Workshop
Writing Workshop: Research Report
Student Resource Bank
- Reading Handbook
- Writing Handbook
- Grammar Handbook
- Vocabulary and Spelling Handbook
- Speaking and Listening Handbook
- Media Handbook
- Test-Taking Handbook
- Glossaries
: Janet Allen, Arthur N. Applebee, Jim Burke, Douglas Carnine, Yvette Jackson, Robert T. Jimenez, et al.
#777Introductory Unit
- Literary Genres Workshop
- Reading Strategies Workshop
- Writing Process Workshop
Unit 1: Narrative Structure
Literary Workshop: Plot, Conflict, Sequence
Writing Workshop: Personal Narrative
Unit 2: Characterization and Point of View
Literary Workshop: Narrator, Point of View, Characterization, Motivation
Writing Workshop: Comparison-Contrast Essay
Unit 3: Setting, Mood, and Imagery
Literary Workshop: Setting, Mood, Imagery
Writing Workshop: Short Story
Unit 4: Theme and Symbol
Literary Workshop: Theme, Symbol
Writing Workshop: Literary Analysis
Unit 5: Author’s Purpose
Critical Reading Workshop: Purpose, Perspective, Tone, Organization, Format
Writing Workshop: Problem-Solution Essay
Unit 6: Argument and Persuasion
Critical Reading Workshop: Elements of an Argument, Persuasive Techniques, Rhetorical Devices
Writing Workshop: Persuasive Speech
Unit 7: The Language of Poetry
Literary Workshop: Form, Rhyme, Sound Devices, Rhythm and Meter, Figurative Language
Writing Workshop: Personal Response to a Poem
Unit 8: Author’s Style and Voice
Literary Workshop: Elements of Style, Voice
Writing Workshop: Analysis of an Author’s Style
Unit 9: History, Culture, and the Author
Literary Workshop: Understanding Historical and Cultural Context, Writer’s Background
Writing Workshop: Persuasive Essay
Unit 10: The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet
Literary workshop: Shakespearean Tragedy, Shakespeare’s Language, Reading Shakespeare
Writing Workshop: Comparing a Play and a Film
Unit 11: The Odyssey
Literary Workshop: Characteristics of the Epic, The Language of Homer, Reading the Epic
Writing Workshop: Subject Analysis
Investigation and Discovery
Unit 12: The Power of Research
Student Resource Bank
: Janet Allen, Arthur N. Applebee, Jim Burke, Douglas Carnine, Yvette Jackson, Robert T. Jimenez, et al.
#777Introductory Unit
- Literary Genres Workshop
- Reading Strategies Workshop
- Writing Process Workshop
Unit 1: Plot, Setting, and Mood
Literary Workshop: Setting, Mood, Plot, Conflict
Writing Workshop: Interpretive Essay
Unit 2: Character Development
Literary Workshop: Character Traits, Motivation
Writing Workshop: Autobiographical Narrative
Unit 3: Narrative Devices
Literary Workshop: Point of View, Narrator, Foreshadowing, Flashback
Writing workshop: Short Story
Unit 4: Theme
Literary Workshop: Theme, Symbol
Writing Workshop: Comparison-Contrast Essay
Unit 5: Author’s Purpose
Critical Reading Workshop: Author’s Purpose and Perspective, Patterns of Organization
Writing Workshop: Cause-and-Effect Essay
Unit 6: Argument and Persuasion
Critical Reading Workshop: Argument, Persuasive Techniques, Rhetorical Devices
Writing Workshop: Editorial
Unit 7: The Language of Poetry
Literary Workshop: Form, Poetic Elements, Sound Devices, Imagery, Figurative Language
Writing Workshop: Literary Analysis
Unit 8: Author’s Style and Voice
Literary Workshop: Style, Voice, Diction, Tone
Writing Workshop: Critical Review
Unit 9: History, Culture, and the Author
Literary Workshop: Writer’s Background, Historical and Cultural Influences
Writing Workshop: Informative Essay, Interview
Unit 10: Greek Tragedy and Medieval Romance
Literary Workshop: Characteristics of Greek Tragedy, Conventions of Medieval Romance
Writing Workshop: Persuasive Essay
Unit 11: The Tragedy of Julius Caesar
Literary Workshop: Characteristics of a Shakespearean Tragedy
Writing Workshop: Comparing a Play and a Film
Unit 12: The Power of Research
Student Resource Bank
: Janet Allen, Arthur N. Applebee, Jim Burke, Douglas Carnine, Yvette Jackson, Robert T. Jimenez, et al.
#777Introductory Unit
- Literary essentials workshop
- Writing essentials workshop
Unit 1: An Emerging Nation
Early American Writing 1600–1800
The Native American Experience
Exploration and the Early Settlers
The Puritan Tradition
Unit 2: Celebrating the Individual
American Romanticism 1800–1855
The Early Romantics
The Fireside Poets
The Transcendentalists
American Gothic
Unit 3: An Age of Transition
From Romanticism to Rrealism 1855–1870
Brilliant Mavericks: Whitman and Dickinson
Literature of the Civil War
Unit 4: Capturing the American Landscape
Regionalism and Naturalism 1870–1910
Regionalism and Local Color Writing
The Rise of Naturalism
A New Role for Women
Unit 5: A Changing Awareness
The Harlem Renaissance and Modernism 1910–1940
The Harlem Renaissance
The New Poetry
The Modern Short Story
Journalism as Literature
Unit 6: New Perspectives
Contemporary Literature 1940–present
Modern American Drama
Responses to War
Civil Rights and Protest Literature
A Mosaic of American Voices
Unit 7: Investigation and Discovery
The Power of Research
Student Resource Bank
- Reading Handbook
- Writing Handbook
- Writing Handbook
- Grammar Handbook
- Vocabulary and Spelling Handbook
- Speaking and Listening Handbook
- Media Handbook
- Test-Taking Handbook
Glossary of Literary Terms
Glossary of Reading & Informational Terms
Glossary of Vocabulary in English & Spanish
Pronunciation Key
Index of Fine Art
Index of Skills
Index of Titles and Authors
Acknowledgments
Art Credits
: Janet Allen, Arthur N. Applebee, Jim Burke, Yvette Jackson, Robert T. Jimenez, et al.
#777Exploring British Literature
Introductory Unit 1
- Literary Essentials Workshop
- Writing Essentials Workshop
Unit 1: The Anglo-Saxon And Medieval Periods 449–1485
- The Anglo-Saxon Epic
- Reflections of Common Life
- The Age of Chaucer
- Medieval Romance
Unit 2: The English Renaissance 1485–1660
- Pastoral Poems and Sonnets
- Shakespearean Drama
- The Rise of Humanism
- Spiritual and Devotional Writings
- The Metaphysical and Cavalier Poets
Unit 3: The Restoration And The 18th Century 1660–1798
- Social Observers
- Satirical Voices
- The Age of Johnson
- The Rise of Women Writers
Unit 4: The Flowering Of Romanticism 1798–1832
- Revolt Against Neoclassicism
- The Lake Poets
- The Late Romantics
Unit 5: The Victorians 1832–1901
- The Influence of Romanticism
- Realism in Fiction
- Victorian Viewpoints
Unit 6: Modern And Contemporary Literature 1901–Present
- The Challenge of Modernism
- The Irish Literary Renaissance
- Responses to War and Colonialism
- Postwar Writers
- Legacy of Empire
Unit 7: The Power Of Research
Student Resource Bank
- Reading Handbook
- Writing Handbook
- Research Handbook
- Grammar Handbook
- Vocabulary and Spelling Handbook
- Speaking and Listening Handbook
- Media Handbook
- Test-Taking Handbook
Glossary of Literary Terms
Glossary of Reading and Informational Terms
Glossary of Vocabulary in English and Spanish
Pronunciation Key
Index of Fine Art
Index of Skills
Index of Titles and Authors
Acknowledgments
Art Credits
: Arthur N. Applebee, Andrea B. Bermudez, Sheridan Blau, Rebekah Caplan, et al.
#777UNIT ONE Literature of the Ancient World (3000 B.C.–A.D. 500)
Part 1: Mesopotamian, Egyptian & Hebrew Literature
Part 2: Literature of India
Writing Workshop: Autobiographical Incident
UNIT TWO The Classical Age of Greece and Rome (800 B.C.–A.D. 200)
Part 1: Literature of Ancient Greece
Part 2: Literature of Ancient Rome
Communication Workshop: Writing and Staging a Scene
UNIT THREE Traditions in Chinese and Japanese Literature (1500 B.C.–A.D.1800)
Part 1: Literature of Ancient China
Part 2: Literature of Japan
Writing Workshop: Lyric Poetry, Problem-Solution Essay
UNIT FOUR Literature of the Middle East and Africa (A.D. 300–1900)
Part 1: Persian and Arabic Literature
Part 2: West African Oral Literature
Writing Workshop: Personality Profile
UNIT FIVE Europe in Transition (400–1789)
Part 1: Literature of the Middle Ages
Part 2: Literature of the Renaissance & Enlightenment
Writing Workshop: Subject Analysis
Communication Workshop: Persuasive Speech
UNIT SIX 19th-Century European Literature (1789–1899)
Part 1: The Age of Romanticism
Part 2: The Emergence of Realism
Writing Workshop: Cause-and-Effect Essay
UNIT SEVEN Modern and Contemporary Literature (1900–Present)
Part 1: Expressions of Modernism
Part 2: Responses to War and Conflict
Part 3: Contemporary Nobel Prize Winners
Writing Workshops: Literary Interpretation, Research Report
Student Resource Bank
- Reading Handbook
- Writing Handbook
- Communication Handbook
- Grammar Handbook
- Academic Reading Handbook
- Glossary of Literary Terms
- Glossary of Words to Know in English and Spanish
Other Sciences
McDougal Littell World History: Ancient Civilizations – Student Textbook (2006)Автор: Douglas Carnine, Carlos E. Cortes, Kenneth R. Curtis, Anita T. Robinson
#777Strategies for Taking Tests
Rand McNally Atlas
Unit 1: Introduction World History
CHAPTER 1: The Tools of History
CHAPTER 2: The Earliest Human Societies
Unit 2: Early Civilizations of Southwest Asia
CHAPTER 3: Ancient Mesopotamia
CHAPTER 4: Early Empires
Unit 3: Ancient Africa
CHAPTER 5: Ancient Egypt
CHAPTER 6: Kush and Other African Kingdoms
Unit 4: Ancient Asian and American Civilizations
CHAPTER 7: Ancient India
CHAPTER 8: Ancient China
CHAPTER 9: Ancient America
Unit 5: The Roots of Western Ideas
CHAPTER 10: The Hebrew Kingdoms
CHAPTER 11: Ancient Greece
CHAPTER 12: Classical Greece
Unit 6: The World of Ancient Rome
CHAPTER 13: The Rise of Rome
CHAPTER 14: The Birth of Christianity
CHAPTER 15: Rome’s Decline and Legacy
REFERENCE
Skillbuilder Handbook
- Section 1: Reading and Critical Thinking Skills
- Section 2: Chronological and Spatial Thinking Skills
- Section 3: Research, Evidence, and Point of View Skills
- Section 4: Historical Interpretation Skills
Primary Sources Handbook
World Religions and Ethical Systems
Glossary and Glossary in Spanish
: Douglas Carnine, Carlos E. Cortes, Kenneth R. Curtis, Anita T. Robinson
#777UNIT 1 Introduction to World History
- Strategies for Taking Tests
- Rand McNally Atlas
CHAPTER 1: The Tools of History
CHAPTER 2: The Expansion and Fall of Rome
UNIT 2 The Growth of Islam
CHAPTER 3: The Beginnings of Islam
CHAPTER 4: The Rise of Muslim States
UNIT 3 African Civilizations
CHAPTER 5: West Africa
CHAPTER 6: Central and Southern Africa
UNIT 4 Asian Civilizations
CHAPTER 7: China Builds an Empire
CHAPTER 8: Japan, Korea, and Southeast Asia
UNIT 5 Medieval Europe
CHAPTER 9: Feudal Europe
CHAPTER 10: Medieval Europe and the Ottoman Empire
UNIT 6 Civilizations of the Americas
CHAPTER 11 Early Mesoamerican Civilizations
CHAPTER 12 Later American Civilizations
UNIT 7 European Renaissance and Reformation
CHAPTER 13: The Renaissance
CHAPTER 14: The Reformation
UNIT 8 Early Modern Europe
CHAPTER 15: Scientific Revolution and the Age of Exploration
CHAPTER 16: The Enlightenment and the Age of Reason
REFERENCE SECTION
Skillbuilder Handbook
- Section 1: Reading and Critical Thinking Skills
- Section 2: Chronological and Spatial Thinking Skills
- Section 3: Research, Evidence, and Point of View Skills
- Section 4: Historical Interpretation Skills
Primary Source Handbook
World Religions and Ethical Systems
Glossary and Glossary in Spanish
: Roger B. Beck, Linda Black, Larry S. Krieger, Phillip C. Naylor, Dahia Ibo Shabaka
#777Introduction
Atlas
Strategies for Taking Standardized Tests
UNIT 1: 4 million B.C.–200 B.C. Beginnings of Civilization
CHAPTER 1: Prehistory–2500 B.C. The Peopling of the World
CHAPTER 2: 3500 B.C.–450 B.C. Early River Valley Civilizations
CHAPTER 3: 2000 B.C.–250 B.C People and Ideas on the Move
CHAPTER 4: 1570 B.C.–200 B.C. First Age of Empires
UNIT 2: 2000 B.C.–A.D. 700 New Directions in Government and Society
CHAPTER 5: 2000 B.C.–300 B.C. Classical Greece
CHAPTER 6: 500 B.C.–A.D. 500 Ancient Rome and Early Christianity
CHAPTER 7: 400 B.C.–A.D. 550 India and China Establish Empires
CHAPTER 8: 1500 B.C.–A.D. 700 African Civilizations
CHAPTER 9: 40,000 B.C.–A.D. 700 The Americas: A Separate World
UNIT 3: 500–1500 An Age of Exchange and Encounter
CHAPTER 10: 600–1250 The Muslim World
CHAPTER 11: 500–1500 Byzantines, Russians, and Turks Interact
CHAPTER 12: 600–1350 Empires in East Asia
CHAPTER 13: 500–1200 European Middle Ages
CHAPTER 14: 800–1500 The Formation of Western Europe
CHAPTER 15: 800–1500 Societies and Empires of Africa
UNIT 4: 500–1800 Connecting Hemispheres
CHAPTER 16: 500–1500 People and Empires in the Americas
CHAPTER 17: 1300–1600 European Renaissance and Reformation
CHAPTER 18: 1300–1700 The Muslim World Expands
CHAPTER 20: 1492–1800 The Atlantic World
UNIT 5: 1500–1900 Absolutism to Revolution
CHAPTER 21: 1500–1800 Absolute Monarchs in Europe
CHAPTER 22: 1550–1789 Enlightenment and Revolution
CHAPTER 23: 1789–1815 The French Revolution and Napoleon
CHAPTER 24: 1789–1900 Nationalist Revolutions Sweep the West
UNIT 6: 1700–1914 Industrialism and the Race for Empire
CHAPTER 25: 1700–1900 The Industrial Revolution
CHAPTER 26: 1815–1914 An Age of Democracy and Progress
CHAPTER 27: 1850–1914 The Age of Imperialism
CHAPTER 28: 1800–1914 Transformations Around the Globe
UNIT 7: 1900–1945 The World at War
CHAPTER 29: 1914–1918 The Great War
CHAPTER 30: 1900–1939 Revolution and Nationalism
CHAPTER 31: 1919–1939 Years of Crisis
CHAPTER 32: 1939–1945 World War II
UNIT 8: 1945–Present Perspectives on the Present
CHAPTER 33: 1945–Present Restructuring the Postwar World
CHAPTER 34: 1945–Present The Colonies Become New Nations
CHAPTER 35: 1945–Present Struggles for Democracy
CHAPTER 36: 1960–Present Global Interdependence
REFERENCE
Skillbuilder Handbook
- Section 1: Reading Critically
- Section 2: Higher-Order Critical Thinking
- Section 3: Exploring Evidence: Print, Visual, Technology Sources
- Section 4: Creating Presentations
Primary Source Handbook
Economics Handbook
Glossary
Spanish Glossary
: Robert Dallek, Jesus Garcia, Donna M. Ogle, C. Frederick Risinger
#777Reading for Understanding
Strategies for Reading American History
Themes of American History
Test-Taking Strategies and Practice
Geography Handbook
Rand McNally World Atlas
UNIT 1 (Beginnings–1650) Three Worlds Meet
Chapter 1: The World Before 1500 (Beginnings–1500)
Chapter 2: European Exploration of the Americas (1492–1650)
UNIT 2 (1585–1763) The English Colonies
Chapter 3: The English Establish 13 Colonies (1585–1732)
Chapter 4: The Colonies Develop (1651–1753)
Chapter 5: Beginnings of an American Identity (1689–1763)
UNIT 3 (1763–1791) Creating A New Nation
Chapter 6: The Road to Revolution (1763–1776)
Chapter 7: The American Revolution (1775–1783)
Chapter 8: Confederation to Constitution (1776–1791)
- Constitution Handbook
- Citizenship Handbook
UNIT 4 (1789–1844) The Early Republic
Chapter 9: Launching a New Republic (1789–1800)
Chapter 10: The Jefferson Era (1800–1816)
Chapter 11: National and Regional Growth (1800–1844)
UNIT 5 (1821–1860) A Changing Nation
Chapter 12: The Age of Jackson (1824–1840)
Chapter 13: Manifest Destiny (1821–1853)
Chapter 14: A New Spirit of Change (1830–1860)
UNIT 6 (1846–1877) A Nation Divided and Rebuilt
Chapter 15: The Nation Breaking Apart (1846–1861)
Chapter 16: The Civil War Begins (1861–1862)
Chapter 17: The Tide of War Turns (1863–1865)
Chapter 18: Reconstruction (1865–1877)
UNIT 7 (1860–1920) America Transformed
Chapter 19: Growth in the West (1860–1900)
Chapter 20: Industrialization and Immigration (1860–1914)
Chapter 21: The Progressive Era (1890–1920)
Chapter 22: Becoming a World Power (1880–1914)
UNIT 8 (1914–1929) War and the Jazz Age
Chapter 23: World War I (1914–1920)
Chapter 24: The Roaring Twenties (1919–1929)
UNIT 9 (1929–1960) Depression, War, and Recovery
Chapter 25: The Great Depression and the New Deal (1929–1940)
Chapter 26: The Rise of Dictators and World War II (1931–1945)
Chapter 27: The Cold War and the American Dream (1945–1960)
UNIT 10 (1954–Present) Tensions at Home and Abroad
Chapter 28: The Civil Rights Era (1954–1975)
Chapter 29: The Vietnam War Years (1954–1975)
Chapter 30: America in a Changing World (1969–Present)
Resources
- Test-Taking Strategies and Practice
- Geography Handbook
- Rand McNally World Atlas
- Skillbuilder Handbook
- Facts About the States
- Presidents of the U.S.
- Gazetteer
- English Glossary
- Spanish Glossary
- Index
: Gerald A. Danzer, J. Jorge Klor de Alva, Larry S. Krieger, Louis E. Wilson, Nancy Woloch
#777Themes in United States History
Themes in Geography
Strategies for Taking Standardized Tests
Unit 1: Review: American Beginnings to 1877
Chapter 1: Beginnings to 1763 - Exploration and the Colonial Era
Chapter 2: 1763–1800 - Revolution and the Early Republic
Chapter 3: 1800–1850 - The Growth of a Young Nation
Chapter 4: 1850–1877 - The Union in Peril
Unit 2: Bridge to the 20th Century
Chapter 5: 1877–1900 - Changes on the Western Frontier
Chapter 6: 1877–1900 - A New Industrial Age
Chapter 7: 1877–1914 - Immigrants and Urbanization
Chapter 8: 1877–1917 - Life at the Turn of the 20th Century
Unit 3: Modern America Emerges
Chapter 9: 1890–1920 - The Progressive Era
Chapter 10: 1890–1920 - America Claims an Empire
Chapter 11: 1914–1920 - The First World War
Unit 4: The 1920s and the Great Depression
Chapter 12: 1919–1929 - Politics of the Roaring Twenties
Chapter 13: 1920–1929 - The Roaring Life of the 1920s
Chapter 14: 1929–1933 - The Great Depression Begins
Chapter 15: 1933–1940 - The New Deal
Unit 5: World War II and Its Aftermath
Chapter 16: 1931–1941 - World War Looms
Chapter 17: 1941–1945 - The United States in World War II
Chapter 18: 1945–1960 - Cold War Conflicts
Chapter 19: 1946–1960 - The Postwar Boom
Unit 6: Living with Great Turmoil
Chapter 20: 1960–1968 - The New Frontier and the Great Society
Chapter 21: 1954–1968 - Civil Rights
Chapter 22: 1954–1975 - The Vietnam War Years
Chapter 23: 1960–1975 - An Era of Social Change
Unit 7: Passage to a New Century
Chapter 24: 1968–1980 - An Age of Limits
Chapter 25: 1980–1992 - The Conservative Tide
Chapter 26: 1992–Present - The United States in Today’s World
Epilogue: Issues for the 21st Century
REFERENCE SECTION
Atlas by Rand McNally
Skillbuilder Handbook
Economics Handbook
Facts About the States
Presidents of the United States
Glossary
Spanish Glossary
Index
Acknowledgments
: Sarah Bednarz, Marci Smith Deal, Ines Miyares, Donna Ogle, Charles White
#777UNIT 1 Introduction to World Geography
Chapter 1: Understanding the Earth and Its Peoples
Chapter 2: Earth’s Interlocking Systems
Chapter 3: Human Geography
Chapter 4: People and Culture
UNIT 2 The United States and Canada
Chapter 5: The United States
Chapter 6: Canada
UNIT 3 Latin America
Chapter 7: Latin America: Physical Geography and History
Chapter 8: Mexico
Chapter 9: Middle America and Spanish-Speaking South America
Chapter 10: Brazil
UNIT 4 Europe
Chapter 11: Europe: Physical Geography and History
Chapter 12: Western Europe
Chapter 13: United Kingdom
Chapter 14: Eastern Europe
UNIT 5 Russia and the Eurasian Republics
Chapter 15: Russia
Chapter 16: The Eurasian Republics
UNIT 6 Africa
Chapter 17: Africa: Physical Geography and Early History
Chapter 18: Egypt and North Africa
Chapter 19: West Africa
Chapter 20: East, Central, and Southern Africa
UNIT 7 Southwest Asia and South Asia
Chapter 21: Southwest Asia and South Asia: Physical Geography and History
Chapter 22: Southwest Asia
Chapter 23: India
Chapter 24: South Asian Neighbors
UNIT 8 East Asia and Southeast Asia
Chapter 25: China
Chapter 26: The Korean Peninsula
Chapter 27: Japan
Chapter 28: Southeast Asia
UNIT 9 Oceania and Antarctica
Chapter 29: Australia and New Zealand
Chapter 30: Oceania and Antarctica
Resources
- Test-Taking Strategies and Practice
- Geography Handbook
- Rand McNally World Atlas
- Skillbuilder Handbook
- World Religions Handbook
- Glossary in English
- Glossary in Spanish
Index
Acknowledgments
: Stephen Nowicki
#777Overview of Georgia Student Edition
Georgia Table of Contents
Georgia Student Guide
Unit 1 Introducing Biology
Chapter 1: Biology in the 21st Century
Chapter 2: Chemistry of Life
Unit 2 Cells
Chapter 3: Cell Structure and Function
Chapter 4: Cells and Energy
Chapter 5: Cell Growth and Division
Unit 3 Genetics
Chapter 6: Meiosis and Mendel
Chapter 7: Extending Mendelian Genetics
Chapter 8: From DNA to Proteins
Chapter 9: Frontiers of Biotechnology
Unit 4 Evolution
Chapter 10: Principles of Evolution
Chapter 11: The Evolution of Populations
Chapter 12: The History of Life
Unit 5 Ecology
Chapter 13: Principles of Ecology
Chapter 14: Interactions in Ecosystems
Chapter 15: The Biosphere
Chapter 16: Human Impact on Ecosystems
Unit 6 Classification and Diversity
Chapter 17: The Tree of Life
Chapter 18: Viruses and Prokaryotes
Chapter 19: Protists and Fungi
Unit 7 Plants
Chapter 20: Plant Diversity
Chapter 21: Plant Structure and Function
Chapter 22: Plant Growth, Reproduction, and Response
Unit 8 Animals
Chapter 23: Invertebrate Diversity
Chapter 24: A Closer Look at Arthropods
Chapter 25: Vertebrate Diversity
Chapter 26: A Closer Look at Amniotes
Chapter 27: Animal Behavior
Unit 9 Human Biology
Chapter 28: Human Systems and Homeostasis
Chapter 29: Nervous and Endocrine Systems
Chapter 30: Respiratory and Circulatory Systems
Chapter 31: Immune System and Disease
Chapter 32: Digestive and Excretory Systems
Chapter 33: Protection, Support, and Movement
Chapter 34: Reproduction and Development
Student Resources
- Lab Handbook
- Math and Data Analysis Handbook
- Vocabulary Handbook
- Note-taking Handbook
Appendices
Glossary
Index
