Cambridge International AS Level US History to 1877 Coursebook with Digital Access (2 Years) (NYP Due July 2025)

With this digital coursebook you will explore key people and events that shaped early American history. This coursebook provides full coverage of the Cambridge International AS Level US History to 1877 syllabus (8101), for examination from 2027. Including detailed content, engaging activities, and 'Getting started' sections to assess your prior knowledge, helping you build the skills needed to prepare for your assessments while deepening your understanding of early American history

• Each chapter begins with a detailed timeline that helps students understand the chronological order of significant events. This aids in developing a clear contextual framework for the period studied.

• Varied activities, including individual, pair, group, and class tasks. These are scaffolded to provide step-by-step support, gradually increasing in complexity to develop higher order thinking skills like analysis and inference.

• Students practise source analysis through a mix of cartoons, photos, and texts. Designed to enhance students' ability to critically evaluate historical evidence.

• Clear definitions of key subject-specific terminology are provided, supporting students in understanding and using historical language accurately.

• Short descriptions of important historical figures highlight their principal achievements.

• Reflection activities direct students to assess their approach to tasks, fostering metacognitive thinking. These encourage students to consider not just what they did well or poorly, but why and how they can improve.

• Self-evaluation checklists at the end of each unit, allow students to rate their confidence understanding the content. This new feature helps students identify areas for further study and revision.

• 'Practice questions' and 'Improve Your Answer' features challenge students to apply their knowledge and refine their responses.