Life as

"The Titanic has one of the most famous stories of an ocean liner in modern history. Its tragic end in the Atlantic Ocean in 1912 affected many lives. This book examines what it was like to be a passenger on that fateful journey: man, woman, or child; rich or poor; young or old, and ways each tried to survive the night that the Titanic sank"--Provided by publisher.

Describes the journey of passengers aboard the Mayflower, their reasons for the voyage, and what happened to them once they arrived in the New World.

Describes the history of Japanese internment camps, why people were put into them, and what life was like for the Japanese Americans living there.

Looks at the conditions and hardships faced by early colonists coming to America as passengers on the famous Pilgrim ship.

Describe what it was like as a spy during the American Revolutionary War.

Explores what life was like for a child laborer during the Industrial revolution, why children were used for factory labor, and how policies on child labor changed over time.

Text and illustrations explore life with Lewis and Clark.

Examines what led to the forced removal of Native Americans to reservations on the Trail of Tears, the effect the experience had on the people, and the lasting impact on United States history.

Describes the history of Japanese internment camps, why people were put into them, and what life was like for the Japanese Americans living there.

Text and illustrations explore life as a soldier during the Civil War.