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The Civil War: Two Views (Jewel Case)

The Civil War: Two Views (Jewel Case)
From Fogware Publishing

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Understand the bloody conflict that was fought for the preservation of the Union. A 75 minute multimedia presentation, featuring more than 800 images, examines the philosophical and economic clashes between North and South in the decades before the war. Follow the war from Fort Sumter to Appomattox. Learn about the Emancipation Proclamation and the bitter postwar period, when freed slaves fought for a place in American society.


Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #11429 in Software
  • Brand: Fogware Publishing
  • Platforms: Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows NT, Macintosh
  • Format: CD-ROM
  • Dimensions: .44" h x 5.63" w x 4.94" l, .18 pounds

Features

  • Play feature presentation of over 75 minutes of self-running multimedia content
  • Enlarge many of the over 800 images to full screen and print or save to clipboard
  • Access over 115 interactive questions, with explanations, and automatic quizzes
  • Look up key words in the customized electronic glossary
  • Browse indexes to locate information by subject and other relevant categories

Editorial Reviews

Amazon.com Product Description
The Civil War: Two Views enables you to study the bloody and terrible conflict that settled the issues of slavery and union but left unhealed scars in the nation. A straightforward presentation of the issues on both sides--North and South--helps students understand how political, economic, social, regional, and moral considerations led inexorably to the Civil War. The narrative incorporates the ideas of major figures, detailed maps, political cartoons, and the songs and ballads of the time.


Customer Reviews

Okay CD3
This cd is okay and alright for some reference information, but it is inaccurate in some areas.