Examines the trial "Miranda v. Arizona," discussing Ernesto Miranda's crime, the state appeal, and the Supreme Court decision, which resulted in the creation of the Miranda Warning.
Examines the democratic system of government, its origins, history, and how it works, looks at different types of democracy, and describes the individual rights provided by democracies.
A discussion of communism that defines government and examines its history, principles, ideals, leaders, and political, economic, and social implications.
In the capital of the Confederacy during the Civil War, a Southern woman from a wealthy family, Elizabeth Van Lew, risked her life to spy for the North. She took food and books (often containing secret messages) to imprisoned Union soldiers and helped them escape. She created a spy network and sent valuable military information to Northern generals. Van Lew opposed slavery so much that she bought slaves to free them. Her bravery and her devotion to her country and to freedom made her an American hero.
Presents a history on the forced removal of the Cherokee Indians from their homeland in America's deep South known as The Trail of Tears. Explains how this event has affected societies, the sciences, and politics. Includes illustrations, side-bars, and fact-boxes.
Outlines the events that caused the United States to enter World War I and details the progression of what some called "The War to End All Wars." Includes black-and-white photographs, a timeline, a glossary, and further reading sources.
Chronicles the life of Mahatma Gandhi, describing his early years as a lawyer, his personal beliefs, his role in India's independence, and his impact on the world.
