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Spanning ancient civilizations to contemporary global challenges, Latin American History highlights both major historical events and the lived experiences of individuals and communities. The collection shows the region’s complex history and its global significance, covering key themes such as revolution, dictatorship, diplomacy, identity, human rights, and social change.


Encyclopedias and historical dictionaries, alongside eBooks including chronologies, illustrations, maps, case studies, and primary sources make the collection an indispensable classroom resource and research companion.


Available via perpetual access purchase or subscription to institutions worldwide.




Features

Delve into extensive coverage of the region across eras, from the ancient Maya and Inca worlds to 21st-century politics in Cuba, Mexico, and Venezuela.
Explore diverse perspectives with studies of revolutions, women’s histories, and community movements helping students to think critically and question dominant narratives.
Uncover interdisciplinary connections across the region’s history, politics, sociology, economics, religion, and cultural studies.

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