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Examines a collection of sixty-four primary source documents pertaining to political campaigns, candidates, and debates ranging from 1787 to today. Features campaign speeches, inaugural addresses, political debates, letters, pamphlets, and congressional reports. Offers in-depth analysis and historical context for each document, and includes a chronology and online resources.

Depicts the struggle to desegregate American society during the Civil Rights Movement from 1945 through 1968 and provides information about the leaders of the movement and interviews with the grassroots organizers. Includes an index.

Chronicles the rise of conservatism in America in the years following World War II and examines how this movement shaped American policies even into the new millennium. Outlines opposing perspectives on conservatism and includes primary source documents.

A collection of documents tracing the history of the United States. Includes commentary and photographs.

Discusses the American politics and history of the 1950s.

Focused on the significant social and culture changes that occurred in the years 1878-1913.

This collection chronicles and illustrates the important period between 1783-1815 when America forged its place at home and on the international stage.

This 4-vol. set supplies the in-depth information about the American Revolution that students and researchers need for class assignments and reports.

American Civil War Reference Library offers comprehensive and wide ranging research options on this compelling era of American history. Material in each of the three titles has been reviewed by an independent advisory board for its curriculum relevance and its accessibility to students in grades 6-12.

Presents on overview of the major figures, events, and concepts of the Enlightenment along with nine documents from the era, including John Locke's "Some Thoughts concerning Education" and Voltaire's "Letters concerning the English Nation.".