Examines aspects of domestic life in ancient Egypt, discussing types of houses, families, education, food, religion, personal hygiene, and the role of women in the home.
Examines the economy of ancient Egypt which was primarily centered around agriculture, discusses the emergence of craftsmen and merchants, looks at various work pursuits, and describes the system of barter and trade by which goods were exchanged.
Provides information about Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, observed in January on the birthday of the civil rights leader, looks at King's life and his nonviolent approach to winning equal rights for African-Americans, and examines ways in which the holiday is celebrated.
Contains a children's study of the politics and government of Ancient Egypt and includes information on the pharaohs Tutankhamen and Akhenaton, viziers, Egyptian laws, crime and punishment, and Egyptian army and navy.
Examines the economy of ancient Egypt which was primarily centered around agriculture, discusses the emergence of craftsmen and merchants, looks at various work pursuits, and describes the system of barter and trade by which goods were exchanged.
Describes the Mexican holiday of Cinco de Mayo, which celebrates Mexico's defeat of France in 1867, and honors Benito Ju?rez, who is considered the greatest Mexican president.
Provides information about Flag Day, celebrated in recognition of the official adoption of the American flag by Congress on June 14, 1777, discussing the origins of the holiday and the history of the flag, and looking at other symbols of the nation.
