A Student’s Guide to History
A Student’s Guide to History by Jules R. Benjamin, published by St. Martin’s Press in 1991, is a comprehensive introduction designed for undergraduate students. This 5th edition, comprising 160 pages, focuses on helping students grasp fundamental concepts of history while developing essential skills for academic success. The book covers various aspects of historical study, including the methodologies employed by historians and practical advice on notetaking, exam preparation, and independent research.
Readers will find valuable insights into interpreting maps, charts, and graphs, which are crucial for understanding historical data. The appendices include lists of essential resources for research and study, featuring multicultural and multi-ethnic perspectives, such as American Indian history, Puerto Rican history, women’s history, and African-American history. This edition serves as a practical guide for students aiming to enhance their understanding of history and improve their academic skills in the subject.
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This is an introduction to the study of history for undergraduates. It aims to help students master basic concepts of the subject and to learn the skills they will need, from a description of what historians do and what kind of research they conduct, through notetaking in class, taking exams and doing research on their own. It also tells students how to read maps, charts and graphs. Appendices provide lists of basic resource for research and study, and include multicultural and multi-ethnic information, such as American Indian history, Puerto Rican history, women’s history and African-American history.
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