ethnology

Illustrations, maps, and photographs provide essential information on over thirty of Africa's most populous and well-known ethnic groups.

This text highlights:geographical setting, historicalbackground, culture, family life, religion, folklore,food, clothing, economy, government, houseing, educa-tion, the arts, traditions and customs of native andethnic groups living in North America.

Examines the people of the world and their unique cultures, religions, languages, geography and politics.

Presents a look at some of the most unusual houses around the world.

Discusses life in this harsh habitat, the people, the mineral wealth, and the abuses which threaten its future.

Presents alphabetized profiles of approximately 170 ethnic groups in North America, providing fact files and maps and discussing their histories, geography, arts, culture, and politics, and includes entries on special topics such as anti-immigrant prejudice, the Cold War, and industry and employment.

This book explores Mexican culture, describing daily life, beliefs, traditions, customs, and key figures.

Colorful photographs allow readers to see the variety of people that call themselves American citizens. This important concept is presented in a way that is both educational and enjoyable.