World History - (Student Version)

Author: (American) Jackson Spielvogel, translated by Huang Yanhong et al.
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: World History is licensed from the international authoritative publishing brand Glencoe by the Elephant Publishing House. Written by Jackson Spielvogel, a renowned history professor at Pennsylvania State University in the United States, this book aligns with the spirit of the new curriculum standards, focusing on cultivating comprehensive and applied historical learning skills. The images provide a realistic record, deeply moving, and can greatly stimulate reading interest. The text is easy to understand and (graded), making it suitable for students in primary, junior, and senior high schools to read according to their needs and progress step by step. In summary, it can be considered an upgraded and replacement product for world history books for primary and secondary schools. The book follows the process of world civilization history, effectively expanding the classroom knowledge and comprehensive abilities of primary and secondary school students through reading, allowing children to experience the progress of human civilization through historical reading. Give a child a world: Let every student around the world grow with the development of history. Additionally, this book has multiple functions. Headings, major historical figures, events, and picture captions, especially the newly added geographical knowledge and map-like visual effect illustrations, can enhance primary and secondary school students' understanding of history; knowledge point prompts and basic knowledge questions help students grasp key knowledge and study systematically; using the past to inform the present or exploring the past to understand the present encourages more thinking, guides students to delve deeper into research, and cultivates wise and profound thinking patterns. World History leads the new trend in student history readers and is an ideal extracurricular history textbook for middle school students.