Dimensions
196 x 242 x 30mm
Compact and crisply designed for ease of use and cross-referencing, the 'National Geographic: Almanac Of American History' features stunning images, revealing maps, historic facts, and concise analysis. It is carefully balanced to provide readers with a deeper comprehension of United States history.
The Almanac is unparalleled in its reader-friendly format: the book’s four major sections are enhanced by a thorough table of contents, a detailed index, and bibliography, plus a feature on how to use the book.
Section1 explores America’s geologic makeup and answers the question, “How was the land responsible for the way in which America developed?” Milestones comprise section 2: Twelve essays discuss how America evolved to become the
global leader it is today. Section 3 covers the major eras in America’s history, beginning with the earliest Native Americans. The final section of the book covers: Leaders, Wars, Religion and Beliefs, Presidents, and finally, Milestone
Documents, including the Declaration of Independence, the Emancipation Proclamation, the Gettysburg Address, and more.
With an introduction by Hugh Ambrose, historian and a founding director of the D-Day Museum, the Almanac is a timely and essential resource for understanding American history.
