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; Pearson/Prentice Hall
Publisher: Pearson Prentice Hall
Published: 2005
Place of publication: Upper Saddle River, N.J
Language: eng
Number of pages: 1066
Subjects: World history -- Study and teaching (Secondary); Civilization -- History -- Study and teaching (Secondary)
Other titles: World history; Connections to today
Notes: "Discovery Channel School."

Includes index

Teaching resources box includes: Program overview -- Pacing chart with block scheduling guide -- Creative teaching activities -- Survey and Volume I editions: Unit 1, Early civilizations -- Survey and Volume I editions: Unit 2, Empires of the ancient world -- Survey and Volume I editions: Unit 3, Regional civilizations -- Survey and Volume I editions: Unit 4, Early modern times. Modern era edition: Unit 1, Early modern times --Survey and Volume I editions: Unit 5, Enlightenment and revolution. Modern era edition: Unit 2, Enlightenment and revolution -- Survey edition: Unit 6, Industrialism and a new global age. Modern era edition: Unit 3, Industrialism and a new global age -- Survey edition: Unit 7, World wars and revolutions. Modern era edition: Unit 4, World wars and revolutions -- Survey edition: Unit 8, The world today. Modern era edition: Unit 5, The world today -- Connecting with past learnings: prehistory to early modern times -- Geography and history -- Guide to the essentials -- Guide to the essentials, Spanish edition -- Guide to the essentials, teacher's manual for English and Spanish editions -- The Nystrom desk atlas -- Chapter extension activities -- History through literature -- Simulations -- Teaching with themes -- Why study history? -- Why study history poster

K-12 textbooks

Grades 9-12
Table of contents: title: v. 1. Student text; title: v. 2. Teacher's edition