self-determination, national

Explores the origins of the United Nations and its roots in the world wars of the twentieth century, resulting in its focus on human rights and self-determination. Includes teacher notes.

Examines the future of Puerto Rico and discusses how it has been influenced by American economic, military, and cultural domination.

Describes the lives and deaths of the seven Liberators, the men who led Latin America's fight for independence and won it in a span of only twenty years after three centuries of Spanish domination.

Presents a tour of Iqaluit, the capital of Nunavut, the First Nations territory created in 1999; discusses the history of Canada's First Nations people; and examines the roles First Nations have played in Canadian history.

A collection of letters, speeches, journal entries, and other source material provides an overview of Cuban history and a survey of the relations between the United States and Cuba since the end of World War II.

A collection of essays that provide varying perspectives on issues facing Tibet, debating who should rule the country, if its cultural and ethnic diversity will survive Chinese rule, the benefits of Chinese central government, and major threats to the natural environment.

Surveys the history of the island nation of Puerto Rico, from its colonization by Spain through its time under American control to debate over statehood and independence.