juvenile literature

Examines the events that laid the foundation for the national government during the Federalist era that lasted from 1783 to 1801.

Traces the history of Delaware from its discovery and first settlement to its role in the Revolution and ratification of the Constitution.

We board our boat at Gasp?e and travel up the "River of Canada" to Niagara Falls, passing some of Canada's important cities and learning about the exploration and natural history of this region.

Presents a short biography on American patriot, Patrick Henry and discusses his early life and education in Virginia, election to the House of Burgesses in 1765, opposition to British oppression, and involvement in the Revolutionary War.

Provides fourth to sixth grade students and their parents with information they need to complete American history assignments. Includes information such as: the Declaration of Independence, the westward expansion, the transcontinental railroad, important inventions, and much more.

Looks at the way of life of Vietnamese people, discussing work, pastimes, families, city and country life, language, and education.

Using a question and answer format, Tintin and his companions explore the history and culture of Scotland, including important cities, the Loch Ness monster, the food, and the religion.

Describes the efforts of Korczak Ziolkowski to carve a monument to Crazy Horse, Sioux Chief, out of Thunderhead Mountain in the Black Hills of South Dakota.

Reviews recent Chinese history and discusses social, economic, and political factors which influence life in modern China.