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Examines the Reconstruction period of the south at the end of the Civil War and discusses such issues as the end of the Confederacy, Lincoln's and Johnson's opposing views, the Freedman's Bureau, Lincoln's assassination and the Johnson presidency, and African Americans in the post-war decades.

A reader collecting source materials on woman's lives throughout European history.

Uses primary source documents, maps, charts, and statistics to trace the history and contributions of Asian-Americans to the United States, from their first travels across the Pacific to the twenty-first century.

Presents the minutes of weekly meetings of the Ku Klux Klan held in La Grande, Oregon between May 11, 1922 and April 15, 1924, discovered in the files of former state legislator and KKK member Colon R. Eberhard in 1968.

Chronicles the history of three generations of the Pastons, a family living in Norfolk, England during the late Middle Ages. Includes information on the morals, lifestyles, and manners of the Middle Ages.

Chronicles the major events and people who helped to make the Roaring Twenties exciting including Babe Ruth, Charles Lindbergh, and Al Capone.

A comprehensive history of American presidential elections written by prominent historians and political scientists, which describes the issues and events that shaped each election up to 2000 and presents primary documents and resources such as candidates' letters and party platforms.