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Guide to Major Problems in American History Volume 1 (To 1877): Structure, Themes, and Study Strategies
"Major Problems in American History, Volume 1: To 1877 is a premier primary source and essay reader designed for college-level early U.S. history courses. Edited by Elizabeth Cobbs and Edward J. Blum, it introduces students to historical inquiry by pairing original historical documents with opposing scholarly essays for every major era from pre-Columbian contact through Reconstruction. What Is Major Problems in American History, Volume 1? Major Problems in American History, Volume 1: To 1877 serves as a cornerstone text in post-secondary history education, specifically within introductory survey courses (such as U.S. History I or HIST 1301) an..."
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