World Turned Upside Down & Lewis and Clark Expedition & Democracy in America
by Michael Kammen, Alexis De Tocqueville, Colin G. Calloway, Gunther Barth, Elizabeth Trapnell Rawlings
This collection examines broad themes in American history through works associated with Michael Kammen, Alexis de Tocqueville, Colin G. Calloway, Gunther Barth, and Elizabeth Trapnell Rawlings. Covering exploration, political thought, and democracy, it offers readers varied perspectives on the development of the United States.
About This Book
This volume brings together material connected with American history, the Lewis and Clark Expedition, and the study of democracy in America.
Its contributing authors offer perspectives on the nation’s historical development, political ideas, exploration, and society.
The collection provides a broad foundation for readers interested in the people, institutions, and events that shaped the United States.
It is suited to students and general readers seeking an introduction to major themes in American history and civic life.
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