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Abbie Hoffman, American rebel

1992
Biography of political activist Abbie Hoffman focusing on his political ideas and describing what happened when he put them in action.

Tibet

the lost civilization
1989
Recounts the findings of a series of British expeditions into Tibet recounting the unveiling of Tibet, the discovery of Lhasa, ancient ceremonies and customs, and the people of the region.

The Americans

1965
Explores the changes in American identity between the time of national independence and unity to sectional division, with discussion of how unique growth patterns emerged and influenced American institutions.

China

1994
Examines the way in which China's geography has influenced its social, economic, and political structure.

Rotten Ralph helps out

2004
Sarah's cat Rotten Ralph tries to help her create a school project based on ancient Egypt, but he is more of a hindrance than a help.

South Africa

the culture
2009
An introduction to the culture of South Africa that explores the beliefs, traditions, celebrations, foods, clothing, art, music, language, and literature of the country.

Meet our new student from Korea

2009
Photographs, maps, and illustrations describe the land, people, culture, and traditions of Korea.

Chinese culture

2008
Provides a brief overview of the culture of China, discussing traditions, ethnic groups, visual and performing arts, books, films, television, religion, beliefs, customs, and family and daily life.

Iraq

the culture
2005
Describes several aspects of Iraqi culture, including religion, Muslim holidays, family celebrations, music, dance, theater, art, handicrafts, architecture, language, and literature.

Egypt

2002
An illustrated introduction to ancient Egypt, discussing the role of the Nile River in Egyptian civilization, kingdoms and rulers, the development of a writing system, various aspects of daily life, and mummies and monuments. Includes a chronology.

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