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WORLD HISTORY / GENERAL



                FORTHCOMING                     How They Lived                    A Day in a

              African Kingdoms                  An Annotated Tour of Daily        Working Life
                                                Life through History in           300 Trades and Professions
              An Encyclopedia of                Primary Sources
              Empires and Civilizations                                           through History
                                                2 VOLUMES | JAMES CIMENT          3 VOLUMES | GARY WESTFAHL
              SAHEED ADERINTO, EDITOR



















              ABC-CLIO                          GREENWOOD                         ABC-CLIO
              August 2017, 400pp, 7x10          December 2015, 871pp, 8 1/2x11    April 2015, 1,373pp, 8 1/2x11
              Print: 978-1-61069-579-4          Print: 978-1-61069-895-5          Print: 978-1-61069-402-5
              $89.00, £69.00, €81.00            $205.00, £158.00, €187.00         $310.00, £239.00, €282.00
              eBook: 978-1-61069-580-0          eBook: 978-1-61069-896-2          eBook: 978-1-61069-403-2


              This history-rich volume details the   “ This reference work should   “ Westfahl has collected
              sociopolitical, economic, and artistic   be of special interest to faculty   a tremendous amount of
              aspects of African kingdoms from the   preparing and teaching general   information about trades
              earliest times to the second half of the   survey courses in history   and professions throughout
              19th century.                       and related fields of study.      human history, and this set is
                                                  Recommended.                      recommended for most public
              FEATURES                                         ”                    and academic libraries.
              •  Provides relevant perspective on             —Choice, July 1, 2016                    ”
                globalization in the pre-modern era,   Ideal for history majors, nonhistory       —Booklist, October 15, 2015
                documenting how humans across
                time and places have shared various   majors taking history courses, as well   Ideal for high school and college
                components of custom ranging from   as general readers, this book provides   students studying history through the
                food, language, and music to religion   not only the primary documents and   everyday lives of men and women, this
                and spirituality                artifacts of ordinary people in history,   book offers intriguing information about
              •  Supports Common Core standards  but also annotations that help the   the jobs that people have held, from
              •  Includes primary documents for   reader put them into context and grasp   ancient times to the 21st century.
                enhancing critical thinking and   their deeper meaning.
                research skills                 FEATURES                          FEATURES
              •  Features cross references and   •  Examines all of world history from   •  Provides detailed, interesting essays
                suggestions for further reading   the prehistoric era to the present day,   describing more than 300 professions
                                                                                    and occupations across a broad range
              •  Highlights key facts and interesting   in every region of the world, with a   of eras, including the 21st century,
                trivia through illuminating sidebars  special emphasis on non-Western   and from around the world, which will
                                                  cultures                          give readers a wider understanding
              SAHEED ADERINTO, PhD, is                                              of how people have supported
              associate professor of history at                                     themselves throughout time
              Western Carolina University.      JAMES CIMENT, PhD, is an
                                                independent scholar and an editor
                                                of reference works in history and the   GARY WESTFAHL is adjunct professor
                                                social sciences.                  at the University of La Verne in La
                                                                                  Verne, California.
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