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Examines the evolution and refinement of election campaign laws in the United States.

An anthology of primary source documents which provide an overview of the Vietnam War that includes guided reading questions to help readers interpret the documents.

Draws on primary and secondary sources to provide an overview of the Vietnam War, highlighting significant events and people that shaped the war and chronicling the experiences of those who were most impacted by the conflict.

Focuses on the state of Israel, including its origins and its importance today.

A comprehensive companion guide to World War II, with over 150 illustrations, excerpts from letters and journals, statistics and personal accounts of the causes, battles, weaponry, leadership, and propaganda of the war.

Provides in-depth coverage of Amendments XVIII and XXI and their integral, ongoing impact on American rights and responsibilities.

Chronologically arranged entries examine various aspects of African-American history from pre-colonial times to the present.

An in-depth discussion of the Bill of Rights that includes information and essays designed to help readers interpret and understand all parts of the document.

A collection of primary documents, including royal proclamations, court confessions, and an actor's journal, that provide historical, literary, theatrical, social, and political background information about Shakespeare's drama, "Macbeth.".

Presents a variety of documents which have been chosen to help readers understand the political, racial, literary, social, and general cultural contexts of the fictional autobiography "Black Boy.".