1775-1783, revolution

Profiles the personal qualities, political achievements, and life ambitions of Aaron Burr, Alexander Hamilton, and Thomas Jefferson.

Join Jack and Annie as they research the American Revolution and find out the facts behind the fiction.

Ethan and Rory Jackson are brothers who resent British rule in the American colonies and must decide how far they are willing to go in their struggle for freedom.

A novelization of the events at Valley Forge that depicts Washington and his demoralized army in 1777, when they lived through the winter at the camp, enduring cold and starvation before being joined by Baron von Steuben, a volunteer from Germany who helps Washington mold the army into a force capable of taking on the British.

Recounts Washington's life served as commander of an amateur army during the American Revolution.

Ten-year-old Annie Henry encounters conflicting values during the year she lives with her father in the Governor's Mansion in Williamsburg.

Presents a discussion of John Trumbull, who painted historical battle scenes of the American Revolution as well as portraits of figures such as George Washington and Benjamin Franklin, with information about his life and the context of his work.

In 1827, Betsy Ross remembers the day in 1776 when George Washington came to her upholstery shop to ask for help with designing and making an American flag.

A history of the American Revolution examines individuals on both sides of the conflict.

This book describes the life of Francis Marion, the Revolutionary War leader known as the Swamp Fox.