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Study and Teaching Guide for the History of the Renaissance World
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The Study & Teaching Guide turns The History of the Renaissance World into a full year of history study. Provides study questions and answers, critical thinking assignments, essay topics, and instructor grading rubrics. Includes teacher instructions and one set of student pages.
Product Overview
Designed for use by both parents and teachers, this Study & Teaching Guide provides a full curriculum with study questions and answers, teaching tips, critical thinking assignments, essay topics, instructor rubrics, and map exercises (which require tracing from the text; if your book is in Kindle format, or you wish to save time, get the Map Supplement). Includes Instructor Section and perforated Student Pages.
This guide makes our narrative history even more accessible, so that in 30 years your high schoolers will impress everyone at cocktail parties with their erudite conversation about the differences between the Fourth and Fifth Crusades, and whether it’s true that nobody expected the Spanish Inquisition.
Question
Racheal Whigham –
What sources do you recommend for world history studies after History of the Renaissance World?
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Answer Desk –
Here are some titles worth checking out:
For Late Renaissance/Early Modern History:
Burger, Michael. The Shaping of Western Civilization. University of Toronto Press
Cotterell, Arthur. Asia: A Concise History. John Wiley Press
Johnson, Paul. The Renaissance: A Short History. Modern Library
Tindall, George and David Shi. America: A Narrative History. WW Norton
Modern History:
Cotterell, Arthur, as above
Davies, Norman. Europe: A History. HarperPerennial
Johnson, Paul. Modern Times. HarperPerennial
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