Servicemen's Readjustment Act (GI Bill) (1944): A DocNotes Analysis
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Book Details
Author(s)
Chester J. Pach
Publisher
Schlager Group
ISBN / ASIN
B001LW31PC
ISBN-13
978B001LW31P1
Marketplace
India 🇮🇳
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DocNotes bring primary sources to life, from the Proclamation of 1763 to Barack Obama's inaugural address. Designed for teachers, students, and researchers--and sure to delight history buffs--DocNotes explore the words that made America what it is today.
DocNotes are written by historians and adapted from the Milestone Documents print reference series, winner of two Choice Outstanding Academic Title awards, two Booklist Editor's Choice awards, and a Best Reference Source award from the Pennsylvania School Librarians Association. This DocNotes analysis examines the primary source in detail and includes the following sections: Overview, Context, Time Line, About the Author, Explanation and Analysis of the Document, Essential Quotes, Audience, Impact, Questions for Further Study, Related Documents, Bibliography, Full Document Text, and Glossary.
Authoritative, accessible, and convenient, DocNotes are essential to a deeper understanding of our nation's most critical documents.
DocNotes are written by historians and adapted from the Milestone Documents print reference series, winner of two Choice Outstanding Academic Title awards, two Booklist Editor's Choice awards, and a Best Reference Source award from the Pennsylvania School Librarians Association. This DocNotes analysis examines the primary source in detail and includes the following sections: Overview, Context, Time Line, About the Author, Explanation and Analysis of the Document, Essential Quotes, Audience, Impact, Questions for Further Study, Related Documents, Bibliography, Full Document Text, and Glossary.
Authoritative, accessible, and convenient, DocNotes are essential to a deeper understanding of our nation's most critical documents.
