New York
Global History & Geography
Build student success with concise and accessible text for the New York Global History and Geography II course, as tested on the Regents Exam
Comprehensive coverage of all topic areas, covering 1750 to the present.
Features
- each of the four periods includes an introductory world map with callouts to provide an overview of the period and Extended Essay practice questions covering enduring issues
- organized into ten chapters, each chapter includes an overview, a Key Idea from the New York Framework, an Identify Enduring Issues feature, and a list of Key Terms
- students are prompted to rewrite the Key Idea in their own words
- lessons begin with an Analyze a Primary Source activity with prompts for students to interact with the source
- a narrative aligned to the New York Framework and Read Closely margin notes that include instruction and application
- chapter reviews include stimulus-based multiple-choice items, short-answer questions, tips for answering exam questions, and a Speaking and Listening activity based on the Key Idea
- revised multiple-choice, short-answer, and essay questions with expanded directions and modeled after the released exam
- each of the 34 lessons include Primary Source Analysis features, providing instruction and application
- each period ends with one or two sets of documents for students to use in writing an Extended Essay about an Enduring Issue
- the text concludes with a full-length practice exam based on the updated question formats
- an Answer Key includes answers for all chapter review questions and the Read Closely margin questions, with rubrics for Extended Essay questions