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America The Essential Learning Edition 2015

🚀 Get more out of this book – for free on ReelReads! Want to do more than just watch this book? Our web app, ReelReads, offers an enhanced experience that goes far beyond YouTube: ✅ Smart Search & Filters: Instantly find relevant chapters and topics. 🎧 Audio & Video: Easily switch between watching and listening. 📖 Everything at a glance: Access book metadata, detailed summaries, and text excerpts. ✨ Bonus Features: Use many more learning tools completely free. 👉 Go directly to the book on the app: https://reelreads.app/en/book/57563a1... https://reelreads.app/ Title: America: The Essential Learning Edition a Volume / Part: Volume Two Author(s): David Emory Shi • George Brown Tindall Publisher: W. W. Norton & Company, Inc. (New York • London) Year / Edition: Copyright © 2015 • First Edition Print page count: 864 pages ISBN-10: 0393938034 ISBN-13: 978-0393938036 Book type / category: U.S. history survey textbook (college level) — a narrative U.S. history text redesigned as an “Essential Learning Edition,” with strong pedagogy: Core Objectives, chapter review tools, “What’s It All About?” visual summaries, and “Thinking Like a Historian” activities using primary + secondary sources. Target audience: Introductory U.S. history students and instructors who want a survey text that’s more manageable and explicitly supports learning outcomes, reading comprehension, historical thinking, and assessment (including companion digital tools like adaptive quizzing and instructor resources). Short description (neutral, professional): This “Essential Learning Edition” compresses and streamlines the America narrative history to focus on key developments while adding structured learning supports. Each chapter is organized around Core Objectives, includes built-in guidance for identifying essential topics, and ends with review features (summaries, key terms, chronologies). The book also integrates two signature pedagogical features: “What’s It All About?” visual explainers for major themes, and “Thinking Like a Historian” units that teach students to compare interpretations and work with primary sources. The preface further describes a companion ecosystem (e.g., InQuizitive adaptive quizzing, student site resources, iMaps, and instructor materials) designed to support teaching and assessment.