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American Eras: Early American Civilizations and Exploration to 1600

AMERICAN ERAS EARLY AMERICAN C IVILIZATIONS PRE HIST TO 1600

U.S. History

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Experience the history and events of distinct eras in America
American Eras is a fascinating, student-friendly reference that's patterned after the Gale's award-winning American Decades series. Like its predecessor, America Eras offers insightful essays on events, publications, lifestyles and individuals important to U.S. history, but reviews them in a broader scope of time.

American Eras is designed as an efficient and cost-effective alternative to maintaining a collection of widely variable, and often incomplete, chronologies, picture books, encyclopedias and statistical sources. 

Each chapter in American Eras provides your students with a unique perspective on the ideas, individuals and events that made each period in American history unique. You'll discover sidebars and illustrations that highlight the norms and values of the day; biographical entries on featured individuals to help readers understand his or her political/social prominence; alphabetically arranged topical essays (covering important events, concepts, innovations, etc.); and charts, graphs, lists, and statistical information providing key social information, such as prices and population shifts.

Each volume contains a chronology of world events that sets a historical framework; a bibliography and a list of contributors for faster reference if more in-depth study is required; an index of photographs to help students quickly identify a person or place in historical context; and an easy-to-use subject index.While Gale strives to replicate print content, some content may not be available due to rights restrictions.Call your Sales Rep for details.

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Details serve to make the book more real, immediate and personal.  -- ARBA (American Reference Books Annual) 1999

Heavily illustrated with period photos, the highly readable text will answet many reference quesitons about the era.  -- Rettig on Reference (September 1997)

A convenient, easy-to-use resource on interesting periods of American history. Junior high school, high school and public libraries will find this series useful.  -- Library Journal (09-01-97)

Whether looking for a particular fact through the index or seeking a sense of the age through browsing the varied chapters, American Eras won't disappoint.  -- Rettig on Reference (January 1998)

An excellent series.  -- School Library Journal (February 1999)

Filled with useful information and interesting trivia, this book is fun to read and detailed enough for serious research.  -- School Library Journal (November 1997)

Filled with clearly presented, easy-to-find information, this is a fine reference source.  -- School Library Journal (February 1999) (on American Eras: The Revolutionary Era)

Ideal for students at high-school level and above needing fuller treatment than they can find in standard chronologies.  -- Booklist (January 2000)

American Eras would be an asset for helping high-school students and college underclassmen. The two volumes seen offer a wealth of information presented in an attractive, accessible format and bolstered by careful indexing and conscientious referencing of additional sources. Highly recommended.  -- RBB/Booklist (10-15-97)

Does the service of bringing the history of the times together in a useful and understandable way. This set merits consideration as a source for hard core information as well as providing background from which more in-depth research can spring.  -- Against the Grain (Dec '97/Jan '98)

A comprehensive, interdisciplinary, and cross-linked electronic guide.  Interesting and useful.  Entries throughout this lively work are concise and factual.  Will help students to organize and broaden their understanding of U.S. society.  -- ARBA 1998

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