civilization

Provides clear and simple answers to over thirty questions children often ask about temples, soldiers, gods, and other aspects of ancient Greece, and includes humorous illustrations.

Provides clear and simple answers to over thirty questions children often ask about togas and other aspects of ancient Rome, and includes humorous illustrations.

Examines various aspects of the ancient civilization of Mesopotamia, discussing the agricultural practices and technology that led to the rise of civilization in the region, the establishment of city-states, and the development of written language, folktales, trade routes, and trade practices by the Sumerians, who are believed to be Mesopotamia's first group of people.

Documents the history of the Roman Empire, from its founding by Romulus and Remus to its fall during the rise of Christianity, looking at the life of Julius Caesar, the love story between Antony and Cleopatra, the republic of Rome, Roman emperors, the extent of the empire, and its lasting legacy.

Presents information on the history, activities, and way of life of the ancient Romans. Includes a CD-ROM containing activities, puzzles, and games.

Presents a full-color illustrated survey of ancient Egypt and discusses the importance of the Nile, Pharaohs such as Akenaton and Tutankhamen, mummification and the afterlife, pyramids and the Valley of the Kings, religion, temples, and monuments, and the later Roman influence.

Chronicles the experiences of the men and women who traveled West to take part in the California Gold Rush and discusses how their experiences helped shape the history of the United States.

A collection of interviews and biographies of eighteen rebels of the 1960s.