The New World : prehistory-1542 / Tim McNeese ; consulting editor, Richard Jensen.
Series: Discovering U.S. historyPublication details: New York : Chelsea House, ©2010.Description: 128 pages : color illustrations, color maps, portrait ; 25 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9781604133486
- 1604133481
- 970.004/97 22
- E77.4 .M35 2008
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Introduction: a place called America -- Map: New World and Native Americans -- Beyond Beringia -- First Americans -- Indians of the Southwest -- Indians of the east -- People of the Great Plains -- Indian nations of the far west -- Europeans on the move -- Columbus and the New World -- Explorers and conquerors -- Chronology and timeline.
Chronicle the history of the New World from prehistory to 1542, covering the migration of native peoples into North America and European exploration.
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