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The Establishment of the thirteen colonies

2010
This book examines the cities and local governments of Britain's American colonies, discussing the establishment of Roanoke and Jamestown, the founding of Plymouth, Massachusetts and the Massachusetts Bay Colony, and the 1776 declaring of independence by Britain's thirteen colonies.

Daily life in colonial America

2010
Describes American colonial houses and their furnishings, family life, meals, food and drink, women and their duties, courtship and marriage, children; education, occupations and work, technology and innovations, crime and punishment, justice, health and medicine; leisure, sports, and recreation.

Philosophy and science in ancient Greece

the pursuit of knowledge
2004
Describes scientific and philosophical advances made in ancient Greece and the figures who made them happen, covering such areas as astronomy, mathematics, biology, botany, and ethics.

The Roman army

instrument of power
2004
Presents an investigation of the Roman army and its role in the expansion of the Roman Empire, discussing how the military changed over the years in appearance, fighting techniques, and effectiveness.

Arts, leisure, and entertainment

life of the ancient Romans
2004
An overview of the cultural, political and social events of the Roman era.

Shinto, spirits, and shrines

religion in Japan
2008
Primary and secondary source accounts offer an overview of the traditions, practices, beliefs, and shrines of the Shinto religion in Japan.

People of the Nile

rhythms of daily life
2005
Examines the daily life of the people of ancient Egypt, and describes how they worked, their food and diet, clothing, education, punishment for crimes, and much more.

Artistry in stone

great structures of ancient Egypt
2005
Presents an introduction to the great stone structures of ancient Egypt, providing information on their history and how they were constructed, including the pyramids, sphinx, temples, obelisks, and fortresses. Includes photographs.

Up from the ashes

rebuilding Japan after World War II
2008
This book describes the second half of the twentieth century when Japan evolved from a country devastated by war to a country with one of the world's strongest economies.

The War at home

Japan during World War II
2008
Examines the history of World War II, and focuses on the Japanese home front, and discusses daily life for Japanese civilians, social and cultural trends, the impact on the nation after the United States dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and other related topics.

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