Explore a broader view of history that links Hispanic America to the rise of democracy worldwide.
This work argues for teaching Hispanic American history in schools and colleges, showing its deep connections to United States history and global movements for liberty.
The text surveys centuries of Hispanic influence, from early missions and frontiers to revolutions and nation-building. It makes the case that understanding these chapters enriches cultural knowledge and fosters better relations between neighboring peoples.
- Learn how Spanish and Mexican histories interweave with the making of the United States.
- See how global movements for democracy shaped and were shaped by Hispanic American events.
- Understand why scholars and educators should include this history in curricula today.
- Discover the people and ideas that helped forge republican institutions across the hemisphere.
Ideal for teachers, students, and readers seeking a clearer, more inclusive view of American history.