Prentice Hall world history
Subtitle: connections to today
By: Elisabeth Gaynor Ellis, Anthony Esler ; with senior consultant, Burton F. Beers.
Contributors: Esler, Anthony.; Beers, Burton F.; Prentice-Hall, inc.
Publisher: Prentice Hall; Pearson Prentice Hall
Published: 2003
Place of publication: Upper Saddle River, NJ
Language: eng
Subjects: World history -- Study and teaching (Secondary); Social sciences -- Study and teaching (Secondary)
Other titles: World history, connections to today.; Connections to today.
Notes: Some resources and glossaries in English and Spanish.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Grades 9-12.
Table of contents: title: v. 1 [Early civilizations to the enlightenment and revolution].; title: [v. 2] The modern era, teacher's edition; title: Teaching resources: Program overview; title: Pacing chart with block scheduling guide; title: Creative teaching activities; title: Unit 1: Early civilizations; title: Unit 2: Empires of the ancient World; title: Unit 3: Regional civilizations; title: Unit 4/1: Early modern times; title: Unit 5/2: Enlightenment and revolution; title: Unit 6/3: Industrialism and a new global age; title: Unit 7/4: World Wars and revolutions; title: Unit 8/5: The World today; title: Guide to the essentials; title: Guide to essentials, Spanish ed.; title: Guide to the essentials, teacher's manual; title: Chapter extension activities; title: History through literature; title: Simulations; title: Teaching with themes; title: Why study history?; title: Connecting with past learnings: prehistory to early modern times; title: Geography and history; title: The Nystrom desk atlas; title: Poster: Why study history?