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This resource serves as a digital companion to the study of African history, designed to facilitate student engagement with historical narratives and primary source analysis. The authors, Erik T. Gilbert and Jonathan T. Reynolds, provide a structured pedagogical framework that integrates digital learning tools with the core textbook content. This access card enables students to utilize Pearson's MyLab platform to navigate complex historical themes through interactive modules and assessment tools.
What You Will Find
This product is regarded as a standard administrative and pedagogical tool for university-level history courses utilizing the Pearson curriculum. The utility of this access card is strictly tied to the specific course requirements and the instructor's integration of the MyLab platform.
Page Count:
480
Publication Date:
2012-01-01
Publisher:
Pearson
ISBN-10:
0205846696
ISBN-13:
9780205846696
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