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Who Broke the Wartime Codes?
Gr 6–10—Using a question-and-answer organizational format, each book begins with an account of a dramatic incident, followed by chapters that ask and answer questions about the subject's background, main events, and historical significance...
Arctic Communities: Past and Present
Gr 2–4—A simple time-line structure traces the settlement and migration of various peoples, from the earliest Native Americans to present day citizens, within American geographic environments...
20 Fun Facts About Machu Picchu
Gr 2–5—A combination of outstanding illustrative material and engaging writing gives emerging readers an appealing introduction to some of the world's most important historical landmarks and the cultures that produced them...
Discovering the Asante Kingdom
Gr 5–8—Based upon discoveries made possible by recent advances in research techniques, five of these six books discuss the history of sub-Saharan African kingdoms from about 800 CE to the 20th century...
Tools and Treasures of Ancient Egypt
Gr 3–5—Written to meet new standards that introduce ancient cultures in the early grades, these books share a common format: large, full-color photos and illustrations of artifacts or scenes of daily life in the culture...
Discover Ancient China
Gr 5–8—Going into more depth than similar titles for this age group, these books describe the origins, organization, culture and religion, daily lives, and declines and falls of ancient civilizations...
Summiting Everest: How a Photograph Celebrates Teamwork at the Top of the World
D-Day: 1944
Gr 4–8 - Best described as annotated time lines, these chronologically arranged books provide brief descriptions of important World War II events...
A Woman in the House (and Senate): How Women Came to the United States Congress, Broke Down Barriers, and Changed the Country
Gr 6–10—This volume begins with a profile of the first woman to serve in Congress, Representative Jeannette Rankin, elected in 1916...
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