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| | World Statistics 2010-2011 [Product Details.]
 A set of CHARTS you will use over and over again in World Cultures and World Geography. Not to mention Current Events. What is the most popular chart? Minimum wages around the world! (In China, it’s 43 cents an hour.) Book includes the following statistics: The Seven Continents. Land size
List of countries by land size
List of countries by population.
List of countries by urbanization.
The world’s most populous cities.
The top oil-producing countries.
The most industrialized countries.
List of countries by GDP.
List of countries by per capita income.
List of countries by minimum wage
List of countries by quality of life.
List of countries by infant mortality rate.
List of countries by life expectancy rate.
List of countries by literacy rate.
List of countries by poverty rate.
List of countries by income inequality.
List of countries by trade deficit.
List of countries by foreign debt.
List of countries by military expenditures.
| | Recent History of the Middle East (1948-Present) [Product Details.]
No one region of the world produces as much headline news as the region we call the Middle East. Your students must understand the history of the region to have a clue what's going on with current events. This book provides a brief overview of the Ancient and Middle Age History of the Middle East it goes on to provide a more thorough look at the recent history (1948 - present) of this volatile region of the world.
| | World Regions - South America [Product Details.]
Hands down - the best resource for teaching South America. Explore this diverse continent with our action packed lessons covering the geography, history, politics, economy and culture.
| | World Regions - China [Product Details.]
This brand-new ToolBook takes a look at China today— its geography, government, economy, and the 2008 summer Olympics! It will open your eyes.
*Note: This ToolBook may be controversial. Our point of view depicts the atrocity of human rights violations prevalent throughout China today.
This ToolBook addresses the current issues of human rights violations occurring in present day China. We take a behind-the-scenes look at the one billion people suffering from massive human rights violations, while on television and in the media China put on a magnificent display in its production and events while hosting the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing. This book also addresses similar human rights violations in Tibet and Darfur. It prompts discussion on the resulting protests in London, Paris, Tokyo, and San Francisco. Today's China is depicted through illustrations and lessons on its geography, government, economic, and the Olympics.
| | World Regions - The Caribbean [Product Details.]
It's more than just a great place to vacation! In this ToolBook, using games and worksheets, students learn all about Cuba, Haiti, the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Jamaica and Bahamas, no problemo! It includes action-packed lessons, games galore, including "The Great Mapmaster," political cartoons on hot topics, and articles from National Geographic. It is heavy on key terms, but presented in a memorable format with activities such as "The ABCs of the Caribbean" (recall terms), and "Can you speak Spanish?" Si!
| | World Regions - Mexico [Product Details.]
Everything you ever wanted to know about Mexico! Geography, history, government, economics and culture. Favorite lessons:
Create a human map of Mexico. What’s it like to live in Mexico City, the world’s most populous city? Why people move from
Mexico to the U.S. The Top Ten Reasons why immigration is good. The Top Ten Reasons why immigration is bad. Mapping “the
Fence” along the U.S.-Mexico border. What Mexico inherited from Spain. The Mexican Revolution of 1910. The Constitution of
Mexico gives government control over natural resources. Mexico is oil-rich. Corruption is the No. 1 political problem in Latin
America today. NAFTA: What is free trade? Has it helped the Mexican economy? 410 test questions.
| | World Regions - Asia [Product Details.]
This ToolBook is the best introduction to Asia. The topics covered include: China, Japan, India, and Southeast Asia, with lessons, illustrations, and games on the region's geography, economics, political system, and culture.
| | World Regions - Africa [Product Details.]
Zip through Africa with ease! Physical regions: Sahara Desert, rainforest, savanna. Cultural regions: West Africa, North Africa, East
Africa, South Africa. How to write four different essays on one historical figure - Mansa Musa, Ibn Battuta or Nelson Mandela.
Topics: geography, history, culture, and economics. How to write country reports. 444 test questions.
| | World Regions - The Middle East [Product Details.]
Action-packed lessons cover the region’s geography, economy, religion, history, and culture. Develop a mental map using action
games like “The Great Mapmaster,” “Red Light, Green Light,” and “Where Am I?” Learn the story of oil to explain gasoline prices
today. A sophisticated (but fun) look at religion: The life of Muhammad, the Hajj, the ABCs of Islam, a Muslim never eats port, and
Life is like a rock group.
| | World Regions - Central Asia [Product Details.]
Formerly known as “Afghanistan & the Seven Stans.” An overview of Central Asia, the fascinating route along the Silk Road. An
overview of the region (history, culture, religion, politics, economics), then take a closer look Afghanistan, Pakistan, Uzbekistan,
Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, Tajikstan and Kyrgyzstan. Includes the suspense-filled story behind September 11, 2001.
| | World Regions - Eastern Europe [Product Details.]
The toughest region to teach: 19 countries that fell behind the Iron Curtain. Since 1990, most have new names, new borders, new
governments, new everything!
| | World Regions - Western Europe [Product Details.]
Do you get bogged down in Western Europe? Zip through it, from A to Z. Fifty action-packed lessons designed for whole-class
learning and cooperative groups. Each lesson is 20 minutes in and out. Perfect for block courses.
| | World Regions - Canada [Product Details.]
Everything you need to know about our northern neighbor! The five themes of Canada's geography. The economy, natural resources and industries. Canada's history and government, its people, culture and cultural diversity. The section on Canadian comedy is hysterically funny. 411 pages. 133 lessons. 1,008 test questions.
| | World Regions - Latin America [Product Details.]
Latin America Social Studies Workbook. History, politics, culture, economics and geography of Mexico, South America, Central America, and the Caribbean.
| | World Regions - Australia [Product Details.]
Australia, the “Land Down Under”! A jillion activities covering the geography, economy, history and culture of fascinating Australia.
Everything you ever wanted to know about this incredible island-continent. 426 test questions.
| | Global Studies: Trade [Product Details.]
We begin with the personal and move to the global.
Part 1: How is your family connected to the rest of the world? Much of the stuff in your house is imported: Where was it made?
Why there? Part 2: The world in a chocolate bar. Where factories are located and why.
| | Global Studies: Country Comparisons [Product Details.]
Compare and contrast countries! Topics: World population, wealth, natural resources. Why do some countries have such a large
population? Why are some countries rich, others poor? Case study of oil and the Middle East. Make and interpret charts and
graphs, thematic maps, cartograms and population pyramids. Heavy on terms.
| | The ABC's of World Culture [Product Details.]
What is culture? Using the ABC's, we show you how to analyze any culture in the world. A great way to learn cultural similarities and differences. This workbook, along with the poster, enables you to analyze any culture in the world. Learn how language reveals our culture. 37 ready to reproduce, imaginative, hands-on lessons tackle Art & Literature, Jobs, Status, and Ways of Everyday Life.
78 pp. Grades 6-12
| | The Progressive Era [Product Details.]
The Muckrakers. Upton Sinclair’s The Jungle. Life in the industrial cities: sweatshops and slums, and the political machine. Corporate mergers and the Trust. Social Darwinism and the Social Gospel. The Progressive Party. Federal regulation of big business. President Theodore Roosevelt. 944 test questions.
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World Regions (Geography/Economics/Culture/Government) | | World Statistics 2010-2011 [Product Details.]
A set of CHARTS you will use over and over again in World Cultures and World Geography. Not to mention Current Events. What is the most popular chart? Minimum wages around the world! (In China, it’s 43 cents an hour.) Book includes the following statistics: The Seven Continents. Land size
List of countries by land size
List of countries by population.
List of countries by urbanization.
The world’s most populous cities.
The top oil-producing countries.
The most industrialized countries.
List of countries by GDP.
List of countries by per capita income.
List of countries by minimum wage
List of countries by quality of life.
List of countries by infant mortality rate.
List of countries by life expectancy rate.
List of countries by literacy rate.
List of countries by poverty rate.
List of countries by income inequality.
List of countries by trade deficit.
List of countries by foreign debt.
List of countries by military expenditures.
| | Recent History of the Middle East (1948-Present) [Product Details.]
No one region of the world produces as much headline news as the region we call the Middle East. Your students must understand the history of the region to have a clue what's going on with current events. This book provides a brief overview of the Ancient and Middle Age History of the Middle East it goes on to provide a more thorough look at the recent history (1948 - present) of this volatile region of the world.
| | World Regions - South America [Product Details.]
Hands down - the best resource for teaching South America. Explore this diverse continent with our action packed lessons covering the geography, history, politics, economy and culture.
| | World Regions - China [Product Details.]
This brand-new ToolBook takes a look at China today— its geography, government, economy, and the 2008 summer Olympics! It will open your eyes.
*Note: This ToolBook may be controversial. Our point of view depicts the atrocity of human rights violations prevalent throughout China today.
This ToolBook addresses the current issues of human rights violations occurring in present day China. We take a behind-the-scenes look at the one billion people suffering from massive human rights violations, while on television and in the media China put on a magnificent display in its production and events while hosting the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing. This book also addresses similar human rights violations in Tibet and Darfur. It prompts discussion on the resulting protests in London, Paris, Tokyo, and San Francisco. Today's China is depicted through illustrations and lessons on its geography, government, economic, and the Olympics.
| | World Regions - The Caribbean [Product Details.]
It's more than just a great place to vacation! In this ToolBook, using games and worksheets, students learn all about Cuba, Haiti, the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Jamaica and Bahamas, no problemo! It includes action-packed lessons, games galore, including "The Great Mapmaster," political cartoons on hot topics, and articles from National Geographic. It is heavy on key terms, but presented in a memorable format with activities such as "The ABCs of the Caribbean" (recall terms), and "Can you speak Spanish?" Si!
| | World Regions - Mexico [Product Details.]
Everything you ever wanted to know about Mexico! Geography, history, government, economics and culture. Favorite lessons:
Create a human map of Mexico. What’s it like to live in Mexico City, the world’s most populous city? Why people move from
Mexico to the U.S. The Top Ten Reasons why immigration is good. The Top Ten Reasons why immigration is bad. Mapping “the
Fence” along the U.S.-Mexico border. What Mexico inherited from Spain. The Mexican Revolution of 1910. The Constitution of
Mexico gives government control over natural resources. Mexico is oil-rich. Corruption is the No. 1 political problem in Latin
America today. NAFTA: What is free trade? Has it helped the Mexican economy? 410 test questions.
| | World Regions - Asia [Product Details.]
This ToolBook is the best introduction to Asia. The topics covered include: China, Japan, India, and Southeast Asia, with lessons, illustrations, and games on the region's geography, economics, political system, and culture.
| | World Regions - Africa [Product Details.]
Zip through Africa with ease! Physical regions: Sahara Desert, rainforest, savanna. Cultural regions: West Africa, North Africa, East
Africa, South Africa. How to write four different essays on one historical figure - Mansa Musa, Ibn Battuta or Nelson Mandela.
Topics: geography, history, culture, and economics. How to write country reports. 444 test questions.
| | World Regions - The Middle East [Product Details.]
Action-packed lessons cover the region’s geography, economy, religion, history, and culture. Develop a mental map using action
games like “The Great Mapmaster,” “Red Light, Green Light,” and “Where Am I?” Learn the story of oil to explain gasoline prices
today. A sophisticated (but fun) look at religion: The life of Muhammad, the Hajj, the ABCs of Islam, a Muslim never eats port, and
Life is like a rock group.
| | World Regions - Central Asia [Product Details.]
Formerly known as “Afghanistan & the Seven Stans.” An overview of Central Asia, the fascinating route along the Silk Road. An
overview of the region (history, culture, religion, politics, economics), then take a closer look Afghanistan, Pakistan, Uzbekistan,
Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, Tajikstan and Kyrgyzstan. Includes the suspense-filled story behind September 11, 2001.
| | World Regions - Eastern Europe [Product Details.]
The toughest region to teach: 19 countries that fell behind the Iron Curtain. Since 1990, most have new names, new borders, new
governments, new everything!
| | World Regions - Western Europe [Product Details.]
Do you get bogged down in Western Europe? Zip through it, from A to Z. Fifty action-packed lessons designed for whole-class
learning and cooperative groups. Each lesson is 20 minutes in and out. Perfect for block courses.
| | World Regions - Canada [Product Details.]
Everything you need to know about our northern neighbor! The five themes of Canada's geography. The economy, natural resources and industries. Canada's history and government, its people, culture and cultural diversity. The section on Canadian comedy is hysterically funny. 411 pages. 133 lessons. 1,008 test questions.
| | World Regions - Latin America [Product Details.]
Latin America Social Studies Workbook. History, politics, culture, economics and geography of Mexico, South America, Central America, and the Caribbean.
| | World Regions - Australia [Product Details.]
Australia, the “Land Down Under”! A jillion activities covering the geography, economy, history and culture of fascinating Australia.
Everything you ever wanted to know about this incredible island-continent. 426 test questions.
| | Global Studies: Trade [Product Details.]
We begin with the personal and move to the global.
Part 1: How is your family connected to the rest of the world? Much of the stuff in your house is imported: Where was it made?
Why there? Part 2: The world in a chocolate bar. Where factories are located and why.
| | Global Studies: Country Comparisons [Product Details.]
Compare and contrast countries! Topics: World population, wealth, natural resources. Why do some countries have such a large
population? Why are some countries rich, others poor? Case study of oil and the Middle East. Make and interpret charts and
graphs, thematic maps, cartograms and population pyramids. Heavy on terms.
| | The ABC's of World Culture [Product Details.]
What is culture? Using the ABC's, we show you how to analyze any culture in the world. A great way to learn cultural similarities and differences. This workbook, along with the poster, enables you to analyze any culture in the world. Learn how language reveals our culture. 37 ready to reproduce, imaginative, hands-on lessons tackle Art & Literature, Jobs, Status, and Ways of Everyday Life.
78 pp. Grades 6-12
| | The Progressive Era [Product Details.]
The Muckrakers. Upton Sinclair’s The Jungle. Life in the industrial cities: sweatshops and slums, and the political machine. Corporate mergers and the Trust. Social Darwinism and the Social Gospel. The Progressive Party. Federal regulation of big business. President Theodore Roosevelt. 944 test questions.
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