to 1783

Presents a live theater production which dramatizes the history of the American colonies and the Revolutionary War, covering a period that ranges from 1606 to 1781.

Describes and illustrates the historical, political, and religious aspects of life in colonial America through a variety of images produced during that time.

Describes the social and cultural changes that occurred in the colonies during the Revolutionary period including courtship and marriage rituals among the rich and poor, secular and religious organizations, and food rationing.

Presents a chronology of world events during the colonial era, and explores American life in the years between 1783 to 1815 from eleven different perspectives, including the arts, education, religion, and law and justice.

Contains alphabetically arranged entries that examine people, places, events, institutions, ideas, and other topics related to the social, political, cultural, and economic history of colonial America, and includes seven essays that provide an overview of major issues of the era, thematic and geographic chronologies, and a selection of documents.

Presents a chronology of world events during the colonial era, and explores American life in the years between 1600 and 1754 from eleven different perspectives, including the arts, education, religion, and law and justice.

Examines American life from 1763 to 1800, providing information about the climate, natural history, geography, Native Americans, the economy, population, diet and health, religion, government, cities, prominent people, education, culture, and crime during the Revolutionary era.