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BEDFORD/ST. MARTIN’S
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2016
NEW
Bedford Custom Tutorials for History
Do you find that many of your students need help with the fundamental
skills required of college courses, such as understanding what plagiarism
is, how to study for exams, or how to read a text for meaning? Do
you wish you could spend less class time on these skills and more time
on the content you love to teach?
Bedford Custom Tutorials for History is a collection of
brief units, each 16 pages long and loaded with examples, that guide
your students through basic skills needed for success in their history
courses, freeing you to spend your class time focusing on content and
interpretation.
Choose one or two tutorials and add them to one of our
Bedford/St. Martin’s history survey titles (loose-leaf format only). For
more information, ask your local Bedford/St. Martin’s representative.
Available tutorials
• Using Historical Evidence Effectively
• Taking Effective Notes
• Learning to Read and Think Like a Historian
• Working with Primary Sources
• Planning and Preparing a Short Writing
Assignment
• Avoiding Plagiarism and Citing Sources
• Working with Digital Sources and Databases
• Planning and Preparing a Long Essay
NEW
Through Women’s Eyes
An American History with Documents
Ellen Carol DuBois University of California, Los Angeles
Lynn Dumenil Occidental College
FOURTH EDITION | 2016 | PAPERBOUND
This is the first textbook to examine U.S. women’s history within the context of the central developments
of the United States, acclaimed for its signature docutext format that integrates the narrative
and primary sources in each chapter.
The new edition features expanded coverage of women in the military from revolutionary America
to now, and of the impact of feminism on U.S. women’s history.
NEW
First Peoples
A Documentary Survey of American Indian History
Colin G. Calloway Dartmouth College
FIFTH EDITION | 2016 | PAPERBOUND
The bestselling, highly acclaimed docutext for the American Indian history survey balances a compelling
narrative with rich written and visual documents from Native and non-Native voices alike.
This edition offers updated coverage of contemporary Indian Country, plus more paired documents
representing different sides of controversial issues, such as the ongoing debate over Native American
sports team mascots.