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After listening to her grandmother's stories, Jemma takes a trip to Ocoee to plant a tree in honor of a man who was hanged there in the 1920s.

Explores the history of the election process from Roman times to the present day, describing why and how people around the world vote, votes for women, and party politics.

Examines the issues that plagued the South as a new social order came to power in the region after the Civil War ended and slavery was outlawed.

A collection of controversial essays that debate issues associated with the Twenty-sixth Amendment, including its historical background and changing the voting age.

Explores the history, evolution, and effects of voting rights in the United States, discussing how unpopular groups have often been denied voting rights throughout history; includes supporting materials designed to help readers understand the issues raised by voting rights.

This book examines what voting is and the long battle African Americans, Native Americans, and women had to wage to gain the right to vote.

Presents an overview of the legislation enacted to reform America's voting system after the 2000 presidential election between Al Gore and George Bush.

An exploration of the reasons people vote or not vote and their ideas on democracy and political party politics.

Documents the history of the right to vote in America, from colonial times to the present, including the struggles of blacks, women, and those under twenty-one to win that right.

Introduces children to voting in the United States, discussing its history, how it has evolved to include all people, and its importance in the United States government.