civilization

Contains over four hundred letters written by famous people and ordinary citizens that provide insight into the people, places, events, and trends of the twentieth century.

Pictures and accompanying text describe what life was like in ancient Greece.

Presents a live theater production which dramatizes the history of the American colonies and the Revolutionary War, covering a period that ranges from 1606 to 1781.

Examines the Biblical narratives in their historical, social, archaeological, and mythological contexts and provides a section with a book-by-book summary of the Bible.

Provides background on the land and history of Spain, examines the language and literature of the country, and features essays that discuss art and architecture, music, festivals, customs and traditions, creativity, politics, society, work and play, and people, each followed by a list of vocabulary words.

Explores the rich cultural heritage of Mexico and how it affects the daily lives of its citizens. Appreciate the music of Tejano bands, the artwork of Diego Rivera, and Talavera pottery from Puebla. Also learn why Mexico's culture is deeply rooted in tradition and honor.