World History: Connections to Today

by Elisabeth Gaynor Ellis, Anthony Esler

World Connections to Today, The Modern Era

Genres: History, School, World History, Nonfiction, Textbooks

Hardcover

First published June 16, 1998

Reviews

[Misbah]

This was the history book we read in our high school history class. I think Ive read it all the way through around 5 or 6 times. I just loved the variety of interesting information and the glossy bright images. Still like to flip through it sometimes.

[Mallory]

First impression: Book seems like it glosses over many facts. But what did I except from the survey version of the textbook. I wonder how my students learn with this book? Seems boring with too many illustrations, boxes, and busy distractions. Here's hoping it improves.

Second impression: After diving into Mesopotamia and Egypt on my own for a few weeks, my knowledge may be shallow now but, these foundation civilizations are given the mere sketch.

[Laura Petto]

This is one of my history textbooks! I love it so much. This year is the first year that I like history.

[Anjelica Howard]

This isn't a must read book... it's a must need book.

[Catherine]

Technically, I didn't read the whole thing, but it's a textbook and we only did the first half. What can I do about it?

[Taye Markos]

Elisabeth Gaynor Ellis

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