Looking for another "take" on that lecture about the American Revolution? Still unclear about the "Cold War"? LecturePoint: U.S. History can help! In each of 32 animated audio lectures that follow the traditional U.S. History course, an experienced instructor describes the significant people, events, and movements of American history. Maps, photos, and artwork punctuate each lesson. This is not a replacement for lectures or reading, but a useful review tool to help you succeed in your class. Whether your class is in-person or online, you'll find it easy to review lessons whenever you need them. |
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Enter here to take self-tests on chapters of your choice.
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Abundant primary sources for reading and research, listed according to chapters in Berkin et al, Making America. Each source is accompanied by helpful study questions.
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Links to quality web sites covering 14 periods in United States history.
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For each chapter in the textbook, the authors have provided suggestions for further reading so you can explore other viewpoints or look in depth at subjects that interest you.
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Interactive map exercises inspired by the opening chapter maps in the textbook sharpen your geography skills.
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Graphic drag-n-drop exercises help you to understand an important topic or theme in each chapter.
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For each chapter, you can master the chronology of events with this interactive matching exercise.
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Interactive flashcards help you learn and review important terms and vocabulary in each chapter of the textbook.
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Need a definition? Search the complete text glossary.
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The opening maps for each chapter in the textbook. These maps set the scene for the most significant events and developments in the chapter.
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100 interactive maps with questions to test your knowledge of history and geography, grouped by major historical periods.
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Hundreds of primary source documents with questions to test your analysis of historical evidence, grouped by major historical periods.
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