The Story of the World 4 cover. The cover is mainly burgundy with a black bottom and a small illustration of an astronaut walking on the moon in the middle. The white text reads “The Story of the World. History for the classical child. Revised Edition. Volume 4, The Modern Age. From Victoria’s Empire to the End of the USSR.” Author, Susan Wise Bauer.
A hand holding open The Story of the World 4 to show inside pages. The left page has a black and white map of the United States with state names covering the entire page. The right page is topped with the title “Chapter 16, The Expanding United States” and black and white steam train illustration below. Under the train is sub-title reading “Moving West” with text covering the rest of the page.
The Story of the World 4 open to show inside pages. The left page has a black and white map of northern Africa to southern Europe and the caption “Egypt Under a King” below the map. The right page is topped with the title “Chapter 24, The King and Il Duce” and black and white steam train illustration below. Under the train is sub-title reading “The First King of Egypt” with text covering the rest of the page.

The Story of the World Volume 4

A read-aloud history for the whole family, The Story of the World Volume 4 covers the modern age, from Victoria's Empire to the end of the USSR.

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Grades4th-8th
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Product Code181-288

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Families can successfully begin with whatever time period most interests them. Some families prefer starting with ancient times and unraveling the story sequentially until modern times. Yet because the full scope of history is taught repeatedly up through high school, it is okay to skip volumes, knowing that the same events will be covered later.

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