Alabama History in the U.S. by Angela Broyles

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Alabama History in the U.S.
By Angela Broyles

Alabama History in the U.S. is a research based historical survey from The Teach Us Lest Not We Forget series.

With a strong foundation which encourages research, Alabama History in the U.S. teaches history as it relates not only to the state of Alabama but also to the United States.

Studying from the historically-based text, you will develop a basic knowledge of Alabama history which you can use to expand your historical knowledge through further research. As a featured bonus, the literary list in the back of the book is available for 4th – 8th grade history and literature or 9th – 12th grade literature.

Let Alabama History in the U.S. be your guide as you
explore the following:

- Historically Based Literature for 4th- 8th or 9th – 12th grades
- Vocabulary Word studies
- Comprehension questions
- Writing assignments and research projects
- Native Americans of the area and their removal
- Early explorers and their interaction with the Native Americans
- Early settlers and planters, as well as their way of life
- The War Between the States and Reconstruction
- Civil Rights Freedom Movement
- Local history, including interesting historical figures
- Nature studies (including native plants and herbs, native animals)
- Geography of state boundaries and rivers
- Timelines and notebook suggestions to include:
- Chronological list of Alabama counties (includes map work)
- Chronological List of Alabama Governors

$39.95
Please Note: This book will be in print this week.