"Global Connections" boxed essays discuss important connections
between the West and the non-Western world, reinforcing the idea that the
West developed within a world context, and examining history from a non-western
perspective.
Mid-length format allows maximum flexibility for instructors to use other
texts or supplements.
Illustrations and maps form an essential part of the narrative.
"Thinking About Geography" maps and exercises appear in every
chapter, accompanied by questions for analysis.
Biographies in each chapter provide an engaging way to introduce key historical
figures, while illustrating how events influence the lives of individuals.
Timelines at the beginning and end of each chapter provide a sense of broad
chronological context.
Chapter previews include an illustration, a brief preview, and an anecdote
or quote, setting the stage for understanding the chapter material. "Study
and Notice" points at the start of each chapter highlight the key elements
to follow.
Marginal notes throughout the text call out key events, figures, time periods,
terms, or concepts.
"Review, Analyze, and Anticipate" end-of-chapter questions review
key themes and connect information from various chapters.
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