Worlds Together, Worlds Apart with Sources (Concise Second Edition)

by Elizabeth Pollard, Clifford Rosenberg, Robert L. Tignor

A streamlined and simplified global history The most global text for world history is also unmatched in drawing connections and comparisons across time and place. With a new compact format, engaging design, and built-in reader, this edition improves accessibility while strengthening history skill development. Expanded coverage of environmental history, new interactive History Skills Tutorials, a new Interactive Instructor’s Guide, and InQuizitive, Norton’s award-winning adaptive learning tool, support a state of the art learning experience.

Genres: History

543 pages, Paperback

Published July 1, 2019

Reviews

[Gianna Gugliotta · Rating 1 out of 5]

I hate this book. It's horrible and I dropped the class because of how much I hated the text and the accompanying website for homework problems. That being said, I am not too bright, so other people might think it's fine... but those other people would also be wrong in their opinion. This book is trash.

[William Grooms · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was my textbook for a class a few years ago. It was a very well written book and I remember it fondly. Admittedly, I procrastinated and didn’t read much for most of the semester so I read it cover to cover the two days before my exam and aced it. It is very easy to draw information from and touches on major points without the usual unnecessary deviations.

[Mya Baselt · Rating 2 out of 5]

Good points and easy index to find stuff, but overall not a fan of the chronological timeline throughout the chapters. It gets confusing switching between Rome and han dynasties in 3 chapters. History is not my favorite subject but this book made it less enjoyable personally.