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A basic college-level textbook, or advanced high-school textbook, in [[United States]] history should be free from liberal bias and adequate to prepare students for [[AP]], [[CLEP]], or [[SAT II]] exams.
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We need a basic college-level textbook, or advanced high-school textbook, in [[United States]] history that is free from liberal bias and adequate to prepare students for [[AP]], [[CLEP]], or [[SAT II]] exams.
  
 
== Analysis of Available Textbooks ==
 
== Analysis of Available Textbooks ==

Revision as of 16:07, June 10, 2008

We need a basic college-level textbook, or advanced high-school textbook, in United States history that is free from liberal bias and adequate to prepare students for AP, CLEP, or SAT II exams.

Analysis of Available Textbooks

America: Pathways to the Present (2000). 1,194 pages. The ISBN of the student's edition is 0-13-435100-2.[1]

This text is considered better than most, but still "Essentially a Propaganda Tract" according to Dr. John Fonte of the Hudson Institute. He cites numerous instances of false propaganda pushed by this text.[2]

References

  1. ↑ Prentice Hall, 1 Lake Street, Upper Saddle River, NJ 07458.
  2. ↑ http://www.textbookleague.org/101path.htm
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