PH@school: Literature 7e: The American Experience: Student Table of Contents

Welcome to the PH@school Student pages for the The American Experience level of Prentice Hall Literature: Timeless Voices, Timeless Themes 7th Edition.

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UNIT 1: Beginnings–1750 (pp. 2–123) Part 1: Meeting of Cultures Part 2: Focus on Literary Forms: Narrative Accounts Part 3: The Puritan Influence	UNIT 2: A Nation Is Born (1750–1800) (pp. 124–225) Part 1: Voices for Freedom Part 2: Focus on Literary Forms: Speeches Part 3: Defining an American
UNIT 3: A Growing Nation (1800–1870) (pp. 228–459) Part 1: Fireside and Campfire Part 2: Shadows of the Imagination Part 3: The Human Spirit and the Natural World Part 4: Focus on Literary Forms: Poetry	UNIT 4: Division, Reconciliation, and Expansion (1850–1914) (pp. 460–701) Part 1: A Nation Divided Part 2: Focus on Literary Forms: Diaries, Journals, and Letters Part 3: Forging New Frontiers Part 4: Living in a Changing World
UNIT 5: Disillusion, Defiance, and Discontent (1914–1946) (pp. 704–955) Part 1: Facing Troubled Times Part 2: Focus on Literary Forms: The Short Story Part 3: From Every Corner of the Land	UNIT 6: Prosperity and Protest (1946–Present) (pp. 958–1349) Part 1: Literature Confronts the Everyday Part 2: Focus on Literary Forms: Essay Part 3: Social Protest

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