Panchyk, Richard

A chronologically organized discussion of various historical documents, such as the Mayflower Compact, the Declaration of Independence, the Emancipation Proclamation, and the Voting Rights Act, with excerpts, quotes from books, newspapers, and speeches, and original images.

Examines the history of baseball in a kid-friendly manner with quotes and stories from more than 175 major league players from Babe Ruth and Jackie Robinson to Mickey Mantle and Willy Mays. Includes a timeline, resources for further information, text-related activities, and photographs.

Presents an overview of the history of New York City, discussing culture, politics, and geography, and includes twenty-one activities for children.

Traces the history of maps and mapmaking, introducing readers to various navigators and explorers and the impact of technology. Features color maps, illustrations, hands-on activities, a glossary, and an index.

Presents an introduction to several different forms of American folk art, and features twenty-one related activities for children.

Provides an overview of the archaeological process, from research and funding to dating and preservation; describes what archaeology has revealed about the earliest peoples, the Ice Age and New Stone Age, Greece and Rome, and the New World; and discusses archaeology from periods of written history.

A chronologically organized discussion of various historical documents, such as the Mayflower Compact, the Declaration of Independence, the Emancipation Proclamation, and the Voting Rights Act, with excerpts, quotes from books, newspapers, and speeches, and original images.

Describes the causes and history of World War II, and includes interviews with participants and suggested activities.

Offers a comprehensive overview of the United States Supreme Court, discussing its history, role in the government, legendary decisions, and prominent members. Includes fourteen activities to reinforce the information.