American People Creating a Nation and a Society, Since 1865

The American People: Creating a Nation and a Society Concise Sixth Edition, Combined Volume Nash, Jeffrey, Howe, Frederick, Davis, Mires, Pestana With a rich and thought-provoking presentation,The American Peoplefocuses on the history and experiences of Americans, both ordinary and extraordinary, of diverse national origins and cultural backgrounds, at every level of society, and in each region of the country. Long regarded as the book that best represents the history of the common people, this well-rounded portrait of American history goes beyond the simple facts to explore the complex social implications of history in all aspects of American life. Features A compact size and four-color designcome together to make this book attractive, accessible, and easy to read. "Recovering the Past"features provide students with the opportunity to review compelling evidencefrom diaries and political cartoons to movies and popular musicthat historians use in reconstructing and interpreting the past. Each of these features ends with thought-provoking questions. "American Stories"open each chapter by relating the personal story of an average American and linking it to the main themes and concepts of the text. New to the Sixth Edition New authors Carla Pestana and Charlene Miresbring fresh expertise and perspective to a renowned group of scholars and professors. The feature "How Others See Us"offers primary source accounts about America from outside the United States, giving students an international perspective on American history. The American People: Creating a Nation and a Societyis available in three formats: Combined Volume, Chapters 1-31 ISBN 10:0-205-56843-2; ISBN 13: 978-0-205-56843-7 Volume I: To 1877, Chapters 1-16 ISBN 10:0-205-57246-4; ISBN 13: 978-0-205-57246-5 Volume II: Since 1865, Chapters 17-31 ISBN 10: 0-205-57247-2; ISBN 13: 978-0-205-57247-2 Please visit us at www.ablongman.comNash, Gary B. is the author of 'American People Creating a Nation and a Society, Since 1865', published 2007 under ISBN 9780205572472 and ISBN 0205572472.