he Digital History Center provides all the tools you need to closely study America: A Narrative History, 6th Brief Edition and also grants access to hundreds of images, maps, documents, movies and sound recordings to enrich your understanding of American history. All these resources - for review and research - are literally a click or two away.

Begin by selecting a chapter of your choice from the Chapter Link line in the header, above. Or select one of the Resource Links to the left to access materials across all chapters.

Site Features

Developed to serve as your online guide to cover and understand the textbook content, this section of the site offers:

• Chapter Objectives for focused study.
• Chapter Outlines: Print them out and keep them with your course notebook!
• Terms to Master FlashCards: Important terms or people with which you should be familiar after your study of each chapter.
• Quizzes, in multiple-choice and true/false formats.
• iMaps: More than 20 interactive map exercises to review and improve geographic skills.
• Chapter Timelines: The primary dates and historical developments at-a-glance.

The role of the worker is explored in ten cross-chapter Digital History Features.

Examine these multimedia portfolios, profiling work and industry, presented through images, audio and video resources, and primary documents on the following subjects: Tobacco, Shipbuilding, Mining, Dams and Electricity, The Gold Rush, Beer, Pioneer  Women, The Postal Service, Native American Arts and Labor.

Here the multimedia elements for each chapter are categorized by type—Documents, Images, Maps, Audio and Video.

Terms to know taken directly from the textbook