A People and a Nation, Volume II: Since 1865, Brief Edition
by Mary Beth Norton, Jane Kamensky, Carol Sheriff, David W. Blight, Howard Chudacoff
This volume traces American history from 1865 to the contemporary era, examining major events, social movements, and cultural shifts. Co-authored by renowned historians, it delivers a balanced, engaging account in a concise brief edition format, perfect for introductory studies.
About This Book
A People and a Nation, Volume II: Since 1865, Brief Edition provides an accessible overview of United States history starting from the Reconstruction period onward.
Authored by leading historians, the book covers key developments in politics, society, economy, and culture that have shaped modern America.
Its brief format makes it ideal for students seeking a focused narrative without overwhelming detail.
The text emphasizes the diverse experiences of people across the nation, highlighting themes of change and continuity.
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