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Pacemaker World History Student Text helps students of all abilities to understand the relevance of world history to their own lives. This revised textbook has stories of the world's people from early times to the present.

The full-color student text contains all the tools needed for students to grasp core history content and academic skills. The format and accessible language allow students to concentrate on and reinforce what they are learning.

Topics include:

Looking at the World's History

Ancient Civilizations 5000 B.C. - 200 B.C.

Origins of Western Civilization: Greece and Rome 1500 B.C. - 400 A.D.

The Middle Ages

The Renaissance

The Age of Exploration and Conquest

The Birth of Democracy

The Age of Imperialism

The Spread of War and Revolution

The World since 1945 to the present

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Pacemaker World History

It was the moment nomads discovered a kind of wheat that they could not only use to make bread, but could be used as a rotational crop. This discovery almost instantly ended the nomadic lifestyle of the early humans and overnight created the idea of a static dwelling. This single event created the encampments, houses, villages, towns and cities. Today only a very few tribes continue with a vestige of that nomadic lifestyle.

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