Crompton, Samuel Etinde

"Examines the many advances in governance, law, and engineering attributed to the Roman Empire as well as the individuals who shaped its military and cultural trajectory"--Provided by publisher.

Surveys the history and culture of the Cheyenne, a Native American tribe of the Great Plains, discussing their early interactions with Europeans and the US government, describing their influence in the creation of the United 3tates, and looking at their modern-day status.

A collection of facts and anectdotes about each of the fifty states, discussing history, finances, culture and more.

An introduction to the historical figures and events of the Civil War.

This book presents the Roman Empire from its origins to its fall to barbarians after 500 years. Readers learn about daily life as well as accomplishments that continue to influence the world today.

Presents questions and answers on the American Civil War.

This book explains that at least 90 percent of everything we know about Troy in the Late Bronze Age comes from the lips of Homer, an eighth-century-B.C. Greek poet, and also tells of Carl Blegen's "Troy and the Trojans," published in 1963.

Examines the history and politics of the Boston Tea Party of 1773 from the perspective of both the American colonists and the British people back in England on the tea tax and differences in representation, highlighting this event's significance to the American spirit of independence.