Part of the Get Wise! series, Get Wise! Mastering U.S. History Skills helps readers age 13 to 16 improve their spelling skills. Led by the hip, clever, wisecracking Chi, U.S. History discusses the fundamentals of history in a satirical, conversational tone. It also includes cool and entertaining drills, fun activities, and games to help readers apply their skills.
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-Tips on remembering important events.
-Fun, engaging drills and exercises to reinforce each lesson.
-Irreverent, "smart-alecky" tone.
-Chi, the always present personal tour-guide.
-Tips on remembering important events.
-Fun, engaging drills and exercises to reinforce each lesson.
-Irreverent, "smart-alecky" tone.
-Chi, the always present personal tour-guide.
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Good question. There is no "start" to the study of any history, let alone U.S. history, unless you count the creation of the planet Earth as the start. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
material from this chapter, thirteen original colonies Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Native Americans, North America, Supreme Court, United States, South Carolina, African Americans, New York, Cold War, League of Nations, Rhode Island, Van Buren, Andrew Jackson, Electoral College, New World, Church of England, Articles of Confederation, George Washington, Great Depression, House of Representatives, New England, New Jersey, North Carolina, Thomas Jefferson, White House, Teddy Roosevelt New!
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Good question. There is no "start" to the study of any history, let alone U.S. history, unless you count the creation of the planet Earth as the start. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
material from this chapter, thirteen original colonies Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Native Americans, North America, Supreme Court, United States, South Carolina, African Americans, New York, Cold War, League of Nations, Rhode Island, Van Buren, Andrew Jackson, Electoral College, New World, Church of England, Articles of Confederation, George Washington, Great Depression, House of Representatives, New England, New Jersey, North Carolina, Thomas Jefferson, White House, Teddy Roosevelt New!
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Front Cover | Table of Contents | First Pages | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
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- The Cold War (History in depth) by Derek Wise on 5 pages
- Native Americans (Nature Company Discoveries Libraries) by Judith Simpson on page 37, and page 95
- The Electoral College (First Book) by Christopher E. Henry on page 114, and page 171
- A Square Deal by Theodore Roosevelt on page 183, and page 186
- INTL WAR CRIMES V1 by Bush on page 291
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