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Using a Houghton Mifflin text? You have access to Houghton Mifflin's new HistoryFinder, a quick and
easy way to add sparkle to your presentations. Thousands of images, audio clips, maps, interactive maps, and primary
sources are all easily downloadable as PowerPoint slides.
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A summary of the History Companion's components--among them, the Instructor Companion--, how to get to them, and how to start using them. | |
Click here to access interactive maps and primary sources relating to US History. First-time users should click on the History Companion overview link to the left for additional information. | |
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A collection of Microsoft® PowerPoint® slides with images, maps and other media related to each chapter in the textbook. | |
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100 interactive maps with questions to test your students' knowledge of history and geography, grouped by major historical periods.
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Hundreds of primary source documents with questions to test your students' analysis of historical evidence, grouped by major historical periods.
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Abundant primary sources for reading and research, listed according to chapters in Kennedy et al., The American Pageant. Each source is accompanied by helpful study questions and instructor's notes.
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These suggestions present a starting point for organizing your lectures for the semester and highlight more in-depth discussions of topics covered in each chapter.
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Assign these reading questions as they are, or download the files and tailor them to your syllabus.These fill-in-the-blank and critical thinking questions for each chapter encourage active learning and student interest. They are clearly organized in three to five page sections so that students can read about a topic and immediately engage with the material.
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Links to quality web sites covering 14 periods in United States history. |
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