Understanding and Teaching Modern Latin America (The Harvey Goldberg Series for Understanding and Teaching History)

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Understanding and Teaching Modern Latin America (The Harvey Goldberg Series for Understanding and Teaching History)

Crawford, Sharika D. (EDT)/ Zimmerman, Kari E. (EDT)

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University of Wisconsin Press（2026/02発売）
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製本 Hardcover:ハードカバー版／ページ数 376 p.
言語 ENG
商品コード 9780299351908

Full Description

Understanding and Teaching Modern Latin America combines engaging, clearly written overviews of key themes with fresh and well-tested classroom approaches for teaching today's students about a complex historical subject. This volume comprises an introduction and sixteen chapters divided into three parts, including a reflection from a senior professor about the ways in which teaching Latin American history have changed over the past few decades, as public calls to internationalize high school and college students have led to the growth of world history courses. Chapters explore a wide range of themes—including slavery, revolution, race, labor, gender, and the environment. This volume also offers innovative and practical teaching strategies, from using maps to incorporating food, to enrich any K-16 curriculum. By presenting multiple viewpoints, this book functions as a springboard for instructors hoping to encourage students to negotiate the various contradictions in historical study.

Introduction: Navigating the Boundaries of Modern Latin American History
Sharika D. Crawford and Kari E. Zimmerman

Part One: Major Themes in Modern Latin American History
Republicanism and Democracy in Latin America
James E. Sanders
The Role of the Haitian Revolution in a Modern Latin American History
Joshua Rosenthal
African Slavery in Latin America
Kari E. Zimmerman
Twentieth-Century Latin American Revolutions
Marc Becker
Teaching the Dirty Wars: Challenges, Approaches, Sources
Steven S. Volk

Part Two: Critical Topics in Modern Latin American History
Understanding Race, Racialization, and Racial Thinking in Modern Latin America
Sharika D. Crawford
The Nations with Immigrants: Teaching Immigration to Latin America
Mollie Louis Nouwen
Labor in Latin America: Teaching the History of Working People and Labor Movements
Ángela Vergara
Teaching Environmental Histories of the Caribbean and Latin America
John Soluri
Teaching Gender in Modern Latin America
Cassia Roth

Part Three: Approaches, Methods, and Sources in Teaching Modern Latin American History
Testimonios: Witnessing the Past and Teaching with Biographical and Autobiographical Sources
Emily Wakild
What's the Story? Engaging Literature in the Modern Latin American History Course
Suzanne M. Litrel and Sharika D. Crawford
Teaching Latin American History with Maps
MarÍa de los Ángeles Picone
Spicing up the Latin American Survey: Food as Evidence
Rick Warner
Latin American Themes and Content in the Spanish-Language Classroom: Teaching Languages in the Twenty-First Century
Silvia M. Peart

Afterword: What I Learned from Teaching Latin American History
George Reid Andrews

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