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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. | |
The main Instructor Companion presentation program. 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. |
Written by J. Kent McGaughy of Houston Community College, Northwest. Download or open this online version of the Instructor's Resource Manual that accompanies The American Experiment. |
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100 interactive maps with questions to test your students' knowledge of history and geography, grouped by major historical periods. |
Hundreds of primary source documents with questions to test your students' analysis of historical evidence, grouped by major historical periods.
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Enter here for links to quality websites covering fourteen periods in United States History. |
Click here to view the Reader's Companion. |
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An abridged version of The American Experiment, 2/e table of contents. |
For each chapter of the textbook, the authors have created a feature highlighting the varying viewpoints in American history. Enter here to access those Competing Voices. |
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Use these powerpoint slides to challenge your students to answer the questions using their wireless "clickers." These test questions have been formatted for use with Classroom Response (or Personal Response) systems. Responses display anonymously in a bar chart, pie chart, or other graphic and can be exported to a gradebook. For further information, please contact your Houghton Mifflin representative. |
Click here for a complete, chapter-by-chapter, list of video clip titles from Reel History for The Classroom. |
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