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To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. To ask other readers questions about American History , please sign up. Lists with This Book. This book is not yet featured on Listopia. Add this book to your favorite list ». Community Reviews. Showing Average rating 3. Rating details. More filters. Sort order. Start your review of American History: A Survey. Apr 25, Robert Peterson rated it it was ok. While the book had lots of interesting and dynamic characters, the writing could have been better.

The author was able to come up with an exciting plot line with a lot of different events occurring throughout the story. However, the book was rather dull at times with the author focusing too much on events that nobody cared about such as patterns of American culture in the s.

The characters and plot of the book were excellent, I just did not appreciate the authors monotone and tedious writing While the book had lots of interesting and dynamic characters, the writing could have been better.

The characters and plot of the book were excellent, I just did not appreciate the authors monotone and tedious writing style. Jan 07, Chris Morris rated it did not like it. Brinkley often uses bland language and is completely unclear when explaining historiography. He writes a page textbook, yet often makes generalizations and fails to capture the big picture of historical events. You will find much better luck on google search engine than in this textbook.

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You are here Home. Wait just a minute here Get started right now! US History. No votes yet. Human—computer interaction. Chapter 1 The Collision of Cultures. Printer Friendly. A variety of ambitions and impulses moved individuals and nations to colonize the New World, including long-standing demographic and economic changes, religious tensions wrought by the Protestant Reformation, and international rivalries among the European powers.

The collision of cultures in North America yielded many biological and cultural exchanges that remade both the Old and New Worlds. Unlock Course-Notes. Interact with other members Receive feedback from the Course-Notes. Need Help? Need Notes? About Course-Notes.