Describes the construction, purpose, daily life, and inhabitants of six Western forts, Fort Clatsop, the Presidio, Fort Leavenworth, Fort Laramie, Fort Sill, and Fort Hood.
Examines twentieth-century fashion trends for entertainers, describing how they changed through the decades and influenced what the general public wore.
Presents a collection of facts about world history from the mid-eleventh century to the end of the twentieth century, presented in 100 illustrated topic panels, each with ten key facts.
Presents the history of the Navajo people, discussing the social, cultural, and political changes that have affected the tribe, and the challenges the Navajo are facing in the attempts to preserve tra
Describes the westward expansion of Canada, including the building of the Canadian Pacific Railway, the Klondike gold rush, and the effect the expansion had upon the native Maetis people.
Discusses Canada's relationship with the United States and the world, including the recent prime ministers of Canada and their policies and Canada's response to the terrorist attacks in the U.S. in 20
Provides insight on how Foreign Legion members survive in the desert environment, including how they find water and shelter, as well as how they steer clear of harmful animals and insects.
Looks at the experiences of Central American immigrants in the United States and discusses their reasons for leaving their birth country and their contributions to American society.
Chronicles the life of the French painter who gave up a career as a stockbroker to become an artist, and who traveled to the South Pacific to pursue his art, told as if recounted by his daughter, Alin
Describes the roles and responsibilities Hispanic women have held throughout history, and presents women leaders who have broken stereotypes, including Eva Peraon.
