"Read about when is it winter in North America. Why winter weather is cold, where do animals go in the winter, and what do people do in the winter."--Provided by publisher.
Reference guide to the folklore of North America and Canada, covering folklore genres, folk groups, scholarly approaches, performers, folklorists, and general topics such as film, history, mass media, cultural studies, and postmodernism.
Chronicles the experiences of four Canadian friends and college students while on a tour of every state, province, and territory in North America where they stopped at selected sites to spend twenty-four hours performing acts of kindness.
In an alternate history of the United States, Jake Featherston, leader of the ruling Freedom Party, has whipped the Confederate States into a frenzy of hatred, sending slaves to prison camps, and leading his armies into a bloody conflict with Canada.
Explores the origin and complexities of the international treaty between Mexico, the United States, and Canada and examines the effects of NAFTA particularly upon Mexican and American society.
Presents an introduction to the continent of North America, in simple text with photographs, and includes information on its countries, borders, physical features, climate, plants and animals, and its history and early civilizations.
Contains alphabetically arranged entries providing information on more than 350 battles fought in North America between 1517 and 1916, accompanied by alphabetical, chronological, and war lists of battles; a glossary; and a bibliography.
