Chapter 13 Survey Edition Chapter 6 Modern American History Edition

From World History to United States Government, HMH Social Studies programs invite students to take an active role in their exploration of the past. By asking questions, thinking critically and making connections between the past and the present, our programs are designed specifically to cultivate a generation of informed, engaged citizens.

United States History

Helps students develop a richer understanding of America's past and its impact today, integrating skills such as map reading, research, geography, and civic participation.

World Civilizations

Creates a richer understanding of world history and culture with vivid, instructional visuals and high-interest scenarios.

Civics

Helps foster student civic responsibility through a balanced course that features the principles of government, active citizenship, and responsible economic participation.

World Geography

Engage, inspire, and encourage the love of geography with tools that help students connect with the content and see its relevance and importance in their lives.

African American History

Presents a rich narrative that explores the role of African Americans in the development of the United States, encouraging students to connect with the content and discover important people, places, and events.

Civics

Helps foster student civic responsibility through a balanced course that features the principles of government, active citizenship, and responsible economic participation.

American History

Explores the story of U.S. history, weaving the reflections of people who experienced history firsthand throughout the narrative.

World History

Provides teachers with a practical and motivational approach to teaching world history and helps students think critically and make global connections.

United States Government

Designed to balance the need to cover key, standards-based government topics and motivate students to learn, United States Government makes our political system meaningful to all students.

Global Geography

Motivates students to explore current geographic issues to show the relevance of geography to current events. It is organized by physical geography, human geography, and today's issues.

Economics

Uses a concept-driven and interactive approach to develop economic literacy, utilizing real examples, concept application, and the latest economics news.

Psychology

Taking into account current psychological theory and current statistics, Psychology offers the tools students need to understand themselves and the world around them with a variety of case studies, group projects, and opportunities for in-depth study.

Sociology

Leveraging current sociological theory and current statistics, Sociology gives the student the tools they need to discover the meaning behind behavior through a variety of case studies, group projects, and opportunities for in-depth study.

African American History

Presents a rich narrative that explores the role of African Americans in the development of the United States, encouraging students to connect with the content and discover important people, places, and events.

Ignite student engagement with currency and higher-order thinking that ties to students' lives.

Checkology ^®: NLP's Checkology virtual classroom is a browser-based platform that empowers educators to teach students how to sort fact from fiction and discern what information to trust, share, and act on.

The Sift: NLP's free newsletter explores timely examples of misinformation, social media activity, and news literacy trends.

Sign up for free multimedia resources from our partners at HISTORY and the Center for Civic Education. Every month you'll have access to standards-based videos, lesson plans, and classroom resources for connecting students with current events.

Connect with free multimedia resources.

Writable® for United States History and Writable® for American History provide robust inquiry-based online writing experiences for students. They allow teachers the flexibility to create, access, and modify assignments to meet their needs as well as supplement the curriculum with the bank of 600+ additional assignments and prompts available in Writable including AP® assessment prep and civics assignments.

Access the Classroom site for nearly 100 content-based essays accompanied by discussion questions, classroom activities, and high-quality digitized primary sources. The collections offer an excellent avenue for teaching students how to use primary sources to examine critical moments in history.

Watch these videos that explore the extraordinary history behind inspiring people, places, and events, from the Continental Army to the Harlem Hellfighters, the Statue of Liberty to space flight. These are unexpected tales from history you didn't know you needed to know.

Rich, Interactive Content
Students take notes and cite sources in interactive digital studies of 25 landmark Supreme Court cases that continue to impact the lives of teenagers and young adults.

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Judicial Inquiries are available for Middle School United States History, Middle and High School Civics, High School American Histor y, and High School U.S. Government.

Chapter 13 Survey Edition Chapter 6 Modern American History Edition

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