Presents illustrated overviews of the physical geography, history, population, culture, society, politics, and economy of northern America (the U.S. and Canada); discusses the region's future; and includes a chronology and a further reading list.
Presents an account of the colonization of North America, telling the story of St. Augustine, Florida, the oldest city in America, and exploring early Spanish, English, and French settlements.
A four volume set that contains over 600 articles and over 200 illustrations on significant occurences in the history of the United States, Canada, Mexico, and the Caribbean from 15,000 B.C. to 1996.
the atlas of the great migrations into North America from the Ice Age to the present
Tanner, Helen Hornbeck
1995
Tells the story of the settling of North America, from the hunters who first crossed over from Siberia to the masses of immigrants in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
The Standard Deviants act as tour guides as they study the diverse histories, cultures, and physical characteristics of North America, Europe, and Africa.
"I'm a wolf and I live in North America. Read about my life in the wild, what I like to eat, and how I raise my young. Find out why I'm such a good hunter and how I work with the rest of the pack to catch our prey."--P. [4] of cover.
An introduction to North America, a continent of twenty-four countries, discussing North America's water and land, climate, trees and grasses, deserts, city and country life, and resources, and looking at things to see and do.
