California Modern World History: Patterns of Interaction
Product identity
- Publisher
- McDougal Littell
- Program family
- Modern World History: Patterns of Interaction
- Edition
- California Edition (©2003)
Instructional fit
- Courses
- Grade 10 world history, culture, and geography; grades 9–12
- Role explanation
- Legacy core high-school world-history textbook retained for documented district use.
- Subjects covered
- Supported instructional roles
Materials and delivery
- Format description
- Primarily print student and teacher materials with maps, sources, activities, review, assessment, and legacy companion resources.
- Included components
- Student edition; teacher edition; maps and timelines; primary-source readings; case studies; biographies; visual resources; chapter activities; review and assessment; legacy companion materials.
- Languages and support
- English with vocabulary, maps, timelines, visual sources, reading support, structured review, and teacher resources.
- Format components
Links and notes
- Vendor product URL
- Visit publisher product page
- Curriculum notes
- The source district identifies the California edition, copyright 2003, as a locally used high-school text. McDougal Littell later became part of Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, but the original publisher name is retained because this listing describes the documented edition. Current purchase availability was not confirmed, so the availability field is blank.
Availability
- Last checked
- September 29, 2026
A legacy California high-school world-history text examining global interaction, political and economic change, industrialization, imperialism, conflict, culture, and the modern world through narrative, maps, sources, activities, and assessment.
California Modern World History: Patterns of Interaction is a legacy high-school course text by Roger B. Beck and collaborating authors. It follows world history into the modern era, emphasizing relationships among societies and the political, economic, cultural, and technological changes that shaped the contemporary world. The California edition supports the grade 10 World History, Culture, and Geography course through narrative text, maps, timelines, primary sources, case studies, review, and assessment.