An introduction to the executive branch of the United States government that discusses the duties of the president and vice president, how one is elected into office, and the relationships between the White House and the legislative and judicial branches.
Contains eleven essays in which the authors examine the science and study of volcanoes, look at specific incidents of volcanoes, and discusses methods for averting disaster.
Presents twelve essays and articles on tornadoes, covering the science behind them, study of them, prediction of and safety from them, and firsthand accounts of tornado disasters.
Contains thirteen essays in which the authors examine the science and study of earthquakes, look at specific incidents of earthquakes, and discusses methods for averting disaster.
Simple text and illustrations provide an introduction to the Bill of Rights, discussing the history of the Constitution, when it was added, who wrote it, other amendments, and why it is important.
Simple text and illustrations provide an introduction to the United States Constitution, discussing its history, the Articles of Confederation, how it was written, its parts, amendments, and why it is important.
Describes the duties of mayors and the structure and functions of municipal governments, discussing such topics as city councils, lawmaking, budgets, and elections.
Describes the duties of governors and the structure and functions of state governments, discussing such topics as the government branches, lawmaking, budgets, and elections.
Simple text and illustrations provide an introduction to constitutional amendments, discussing why they are added to the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, how they are repealed, and why they are important.
