U.S. History for Dummies (3rd edition)
by Steve Wiegand

432 pages
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons; 3rd Edition edition (6 Jun. 2014)

Retail epub


U.S. History for Dummies, 3rd Edition fills the need to improve high school proficiency in history by providing a complete history of the United States, presented in an accessible, reader–friendly format designed to engage students while reinforcing lessons learned in class. The National Assessment of Educational Progress 2011 report showed that only 12% of high school seniors in the U.S. perform at a "proficient" level in history. This, coupled with the fact that U.S. History courses and AP exams have been redesigned to remedy the situation, means that many students and parents are in need of a supplemental study guide.

Award–winning political journalist and history writer Steve Wiegand guides you through the events that shaped our nation, from pre–Columbian civilizations to the 21st century. The explorers, the wars, the leaders, and the eras are all fully explored and explained, demonstrating how the past influences the future. From the Boston Tea Party to the current Tea Party, the updated 3rd edition includes information about events that have occurred since the previous edition′s 2009 release.

Not all history is old news, and what happened yesterday affects us all today. It is vitally important that all U.S. citizens are well–versed in the building of our nation, and remain aware of current events. For students and parents wondering what they′ve missed, U.S. History for Dummies, 3rd Edition unlocks the door to the past and the future.


 
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