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Tools of the ancient Romans

a kid's guide to the history & science of life in ancient Rome
2006
A history of Rome, focusing on how Roman innovations in science, warfare, government, religion, and sports continue to have an influence in the modern world. Includes activities.

History

2008
Highlights key political and cultural events, discoveries, and moments in world history during the twentieth century.

Time

the year in review 2009
2009
A collection of photographs that profile the major events people, and significant stories of 2009.

Time

the year in review 2008
2008
A collection of photographs that profile the major events, people, and significant stories of 2008.

Time, 2007

the year in review
2007
Examines the major events, people, and stories that occurred around the world during 2007, including the Virginia Tech shooting, wild fires in Southern California, the Iraq War, the bridge collapse in Minneapolis.

From the Wright brothers to the Treaty of Versailles

2006
Discusses cultural trends and societal issues that shaped the world, and technological and political developments that changed it, between the early 1900s and 1919, covering such topics as mass production, inventions such as the vacuum cleaner, the art of Henri Matisse and Pablo Picasso, the Armenian and Namibian genocides, World War I, and the revolution in Russia.

From television to the Berlin Wall

2006
Discusses cultural trends and societal issues that shaped the world, and technological and political developments that changed it, between the mid-1940s and early 1960s, covering such topics as the creation of Israel, the Cold War, the civil rights movement, television, commercial jets, and rock and roll.

From speakeasies to Stalinism

2006
Examines the political, economic, social, and technological developmentsin the world during the 1920s and 1930s including prohibition and speakeasies, the stock market crash, fascism in Italy and Germany, and Stalinism in the Soviet Union.

From Jesse Owens to Hiroshima

2006
Examines the political, technological, economic, and social developments in the world during the mid-1930s to 1945 including Jesse Owens' gold-medal victory at the 1936 Olympic games in Berlin, Nazism and Jewish persecution, civil war in Spain, genocide in Nanking, and much more.

From Beatlemania to Watergate

2006
Discusses cultural trends and societal issues that shaped the world, and technological and political developments that changed it, between the early 1960s and the mid-1970s, covering such topics as the Vietnam war, hippie culture and the "Summer of Love," the "troubles" in Northern Ireland, conflict in the Middle East, and the Watergate scandal.

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