The Basic Encyclopaedia for the Student contains all the information students need about the world in which they live, and is based on the school curriculum set forth by educational institutions. Created and revised by experts in Hispanic Philology, Geography and History, Chemistry and Science, this complete works covers all the areas of knowledge: historical events, geographical discoveries, statistical data on populations and economy, art, towns and places, animals and plants, etc., with a special focus on European and American culture, including the most up-to-date characters and information. Its wealth of content is distributed in 2000 general entries plus another 2000 sub-entries or definitions distributed throughout the text, often accompanied by tables, graphs and diagrams containing a variety of information that reinforces and increases content for the reader. Information is found in a simple way by means of a complete alphabetical index of subjects and words, helped with cross-references that lead from one word to another with an arrow and icons indicating each subject. All illustrated with over 7000 pictures, including photographs, illustrations and maps that help students to reinforce the information and make it more dynamic, offering a more realistic way of learning about the medium and environment in which they live.
