Study Guide for War Between the States

About the Title

Was it really a Civil War? Textbooks, popular history books and documentary films, among others, have established the Civil War myth in the collective consciousness of the American people. Yet the war of 1861-1865 was no more a war to overthrow the U.S. government than the American War of Independence was a fight to topple King George and Parliament. Respected historians George Grant, J. Steven Wilkins, Douglas Wilson, and Tom Spencer are contributing editors to the The War Between the States: America's Uncivil War, and over two dozen of renowned historical artist John Paul Strain's greatest works appear. The textbook offers 700 action-packed pages of war-time drama that will forever change the way Americans view the Civil War.

Now the most comprehensive textbook on America's Uncivil War has a long awaited physical companion study guide! Complete with chapter summaries, identification terms, completion exercises, timelines and thought questions calling for written answers to assist in learning the lessons history teaches us in order to allow us to create a better future for those who come after us. Perfect for homeschool, classroom or individual study.
 
Endorsements for War Between the States:

"Judicious, clearly written, suffused with Christian knowledge and understanding, it stands out a mile from other accounts of the War Between the States and Reconstruction." William Murchison, Senior Columnist, The Dallas Morning News

"A magisterial account of a tragic story that most Americans have yet to confront." Donald W. Livingston, professor of philosophy, Emory University