American History Information Center: After the Fact Interactive


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American History: A Survey, 11/e

Alan Brinkley, Columbia University

ISBN: 0072424362
Copyright year: 2003

After the Fact Interactive

New!After the Fact Interactive CD-ROM available to be packaged with the Brinkley, American History 11e textbook. A CD-ROM based interactive exercise in historiography, four modules of this unique text have been converted into an interactive supplement that can be packaged with any of our American History texts, or with the After the Fact text. The four modules are The Visible and Invisible Worlds of Salem, USDA Government Inspected, Who Freed the Slaves, and From Rosie to Lucy. Students have the chance to think like a historian while utilizing the power of technology with this new learning tool.

After the Fact Slideshow Demo (962.0K)

ISBN	Item
0-07-250065-4	After the Fact Interactive: The Visible and Invisible Salem


0-07-250066-2	After the Fact Interactive: USDA Government Inspected


0-07-249059-4	After the Fact Interactive: Who Freed the Slaves
This module invites students to investigate the complex story behind the myth of Abraham Lincoln's emancipation of the slaves. The historiography and primary documents will reveal a more diverse cast of individuals, movements, armies, and social groups all of whom played important roles in emancipation, not least among them enslaved African Americans.

0-07-282816-1	After the Fact Interactive: From Rosie to Lucy
This module invites students to investigate the dramatic shifts for women from the exigencies of wartime employment symbolized by Rosie the Riveter during World War II to the cultural pressures of domestic life dramatized by the nation's favorite television wife and mother, Lucille Ball. Recent works in women's history and primary sources will show how women faced on one level a turbulent symbolic battle over the ideal of femininity and on another level were coping with surprisingly steady but nonetheless dramatic changes in employment and social conditions.

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