World History: Patterns of Interaction: World History Library of Primary Sources CD-ROM
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"World History: Patterns of Interaction" by McDougal Littell explores the interconnectedness of world civilizations through time. It emphasizes the relationships between cultures and societies, highlighting how interactions—whether through trade, conflict, or cooperation—shaped historical events and influenced the development of civilizations. The text is designed to engage students with primary sources, maps, and diverse perspectives, encouraging critical thinking about historical patterns and their relevance today. By examining significant themes and connections, the book fosters a deeper understanding of how history is woven together across various regions and eras, providing a comprehensive overview of world history. [Generated by language model - please report any problems].
This book features in the following series: World History, World History Patterns Of Interaction .
This book was published by McDougal Littel .
