Facts on File library of American history

Traces the history of labor in the United States, discussing how the work force was affected by slavery, Western expansion, war, the civil rights movement, and other key events in American history.

Presents important primary documents related to American events in the 1920s, as well as firsthand accounts from diaries, letters, speeches, and newspaper articles.

Contains over 150 maps, charts, and graphs that represents U.S. history through immigration and migration of its people beginning with the pre-Columbian migration, American slavery, Native American relocation, Manifest Destiny, and more.

Volume one of a six volume encyclopedia set on the Presidents of the United States.

Contains approximately seven hundred alphabetically arranged entries that provide information on various aspects of the executive branch of the United States government, covering elections, court cases, political opponents, scandals, presidents, powers, and other topics.

Contains more than six hundred entries that provide information on all aspects of American politics and religion, from the early days of the American republic to the rise of the political power of the Christian Right.

Presents thousands of alphabetized, cross-referenced entries on American history in ten chronologically arranged time periods spanning the late fifteenth century to the early twenty-first, and provides chronologies, bibliographies, documents, and a cumulative index.

Contains reproducible plates that provide information about American government in graphic format, including time lines, charts, diagrams, and maps, covering the foundations of government and U.S. democracy, the structure and function of U.S. government, citizenship, civil liberties, civic responsibilities, policy-making, state and local government, and international and economic issues.

Contains over 350 reproducible maps, graphs, drawings, photographs, and other graphic sources of information about people, events, and ideas in American history, arranged chronologically from prehistory through the early twenty-first century.