encyclopedias, juvenile

Presents alphabetically arranged essays on national, ethnoreligious, and Native American cultures residing in the U.S.

A six-volume set with alphabetically arranged entries providing information on the people, events, political, social, economic, and cultural developments, technological advances, policies, and tragedies that shaped the 1950s.

An illustrated chronicle of America's wars from the Revolution to the liberation of Iraq.

Adaptation and revision for young readers of Encyclopedia of the North American colonies.

Contains articles that provide information on significant people, events, and ideas in the history of the United States, arranged chronologically from 1000 to 2002, with over 750 illustrations, maps, and diagrams.

Presents alphabetized profiles of approximately 170 ethnic groups in North America, providing fact files and maps and discussing their histories, geography, arts, culture, and politics, and includes entries on special topics such as anti-immigrant prejudice, the Cold War, and industry and employment.

Combines narrative text, sidebars, boxes, and extracts from primary sources to explore American frontiers, discussing Native Americans, early voyagers, the European invasion, Spanish America, the fur trade, the Virginia Wars, New England, the French and Indian War, and other related topics.

Provides a year-by-year account of the tenure of each U.S. president from the inauguration of George Washington to the events of the 2012 election season, providing information about the key issues, headlines, notable people, and fads for every year served, and includes a table of election results for all presidential elections, and a history of the White House.