United States History: The Twentieth Century
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Product identity
- Publisher
- Pearson Education
- Program family
- United States History: The Twentieth Century
Instructional fit
- Courses
- High-school twentieth-century United States history; grades 9–12
- Role explanation
- Core high-school United States history textbook retained for documented district use.
- Subjects covered
- Supported instructional roles
Materials and delivery
- Format description
- Print textbook materials with visual sources, maps, timelines, data, activities, assessment, and available companion resources.
- Included components
- Student edition; teacher resources; chronological units; primary sources; maps and timelines; photographs and political cartoons; data and graphics; chapter activities; review and assessment; companion resources.
- Languages and support
- English with vocabulary, structured reading, visual evidence, maps, timelines, review, and teacher support.
- Format components
Links and notes
- Curriculum notes
- Formerly titled 'The Twentieth Century' in the source inventory. The fuller documented title is United States History: The Twentieth Century. The exact local edition and current purchase availability remain unconfirmed, so those fields are blank. District/source reference (not a vendor product page): https://core-docs.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/4035/CUSD/5996301/2025-2026_CUSD_Core_Textbooks.pdf
Availability
- Last checked
- September 29, 2026
A high-school United States history text focused on twentieth-century political, economic, social, cultural, diplomatic, and civic developments through narrative, sources, maps, data, activities, and assessment.
United States History: The Twentieth Century examines the transformation of the United States across the modern era. Students study industrial and social change, reform, global conflict, economic crisis, civil rights, political realignment, foreign policy, culture, and contemporary issues using narrative history, primary sources, maps, timelines, photographs, data, review, and assessment.