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DISCOVERING CENTRAL AMERICA:
H I STORY, POL I T I CS , AND CULTURE
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COUNTRY STUDIES
Central America is the name given to the southern part of the isthmus
that separates North America and South America. This position has
given it an important strategic role in international affairs. This series
examines the seven countries of this region, teaching young readers
about the geography, history, economy, and culture of each nation.
Each of these 64-page books is written in an easy-to-understand style,
and includes numerous color illustrations and maps. A chronology,
glossary of terms, a guide to additional resources for more information,
text-dependent questions and report ideas, and an index supplement
the up-to-date information provided within the books.
Actual Text Size
8 Hardcover Titles ©2016
Hardcover Library Price .... $22.95
Hardcover Set Price ........ $183.60
eBook Library Price .......... $28.95
(8 Volumes) ISBN 978-1-4222-3284-2
Trim Size: 8 x 8 • 64 pages
Full color • Library bound
Grade Level: 7-12
Belize ...................................................-3285-9 -8651-7
Central America: Facts & Figures ...........-3286-6 -8652-4
Costa Rica ............................................-3287-3 -8653-1
El Salvador ...........................................-3288-0 -8654-8
Guatemala ............................................-3289-7 -8655-5
Honduras ..............................................-3290-3 -8656-2
Nicaragua .............................................-3291-0 -8657-9
Panama ................................................-3292-7 -8658-6
8 VOLUME SET
HBK ISBN E-ISBN
E D I T O R I A L K E Y I C O N S
In response to the principles of the Common Core, our editorial team
has devised key icons placed within our books, providing the reader
with further reading comprehension and learning opportunities.
Series Consultant:
James D. Henderson,
Professor of International Studies,
Coastal Carolina University; Co-Author,
A Reference Guide to Latin American History