voting

Explains the United States's election process and how each citizen can become more involved in the work of the government.

This book is a collage of America intended to remind us that we have responsibilities as well as opportunities as Americans. The author has included selections for all ages, including songs and poems that appeal to chldren, speeches that helped turn the tide of history, judicial opinions, and images that capture an expression of personal yet universal truths.

When her grandfather registers to vote while living in segregated Mississippi, an African American girl begins to understand why he insists that she attend school.

Presents the history of voting and the fight for universal suffrage in the United States.

Offers a citizen's guide to the electoral process in the United States, and includes events such as primaries, caucuses, and party conventions. It describes fund-raising strategies and spin manipulations as well as voter activities and the media.

Analyzes the results of voter registration reform comparing it to historical examples with similar issues, and observes how major political parties do very little to alter voter participation.

A basic guide to voting and the election process in the United States.

Information you need to know about the selection of the most powerful person in the world.

Surveys some of the people and events that have been significant in the historical progress toward universal suffrage.