Reviews for Modern World History Patterns of Interaction

The average rating for Modern World History Patterns of Interaction based on 2 reviews is 3 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2008-10-29 00:00:00 Dale Deason Let's see. I don't like this book much. Did it teach me the events and the important stuff? Yes. In that it served its purpose. However, it's so busy selling the message of cultural acceptance and blending that it doesn't go very far into the consequences of what happens when it doesn't happen. It somehow loses its message and value because it harps on cultural blending so much. That's the first half of the book. It actually goes into positive aspects of invasions in that it blended the invading culture and the culture of the invaded peoples. However, this aaaalll changes in the second half as soon as we get into the age of exploration. It gets more into the wiping out of certain cultures like the Native Americans. Mind you, things certainly were different in the modern age, but it changes the tone of its writing. I think the second half is far more judicious and careful to make evaluations. It almost feels like there was a second author. Anyway, it's a high school book. It wouldn't have been my first pick.

Review # 2 was written on 2018-06-07 00:00:00 Jamal Miller This is my 14 year old son’s social studies book. I’ve read it in small quantities over along period of time😂