Introduces students to the history and development of democracy in the United States and explores the important role individual citizens play in the practice of democracy.
Examines the history and traditions of Constitution Day, a holiday celebrated annually on September 17th, in honor of the ratification of the United States Constitution, as well as those individuals who have become U.S. citizens.
Chronicles the events leading to the January 1, 1863, Emancipation Proclamation signed by Abraham Lincoln that declared all the slaves in Confederate states free.
Examines the political situation in America at the time of the troubles between England and her colonies and describes how the Declaration of Independence was written and accepted.
Describes the events leading to the composition and signing of the Declaration of Independence, and discusses the document's importance in American history.
An illustrated biography of Mahatma Gandhi, a political reformer known for his nonviolent methods, and a principle leader in the drive for the independence of India from British colonial rule.
Presents a brief look at the childhood, education, family, and political career of George W.Bush, forty-third president of the U.S., and includes discussion of the major historical events of his lifetime.
