How Did the Battles of Gettysburg and Vicksburg Change the War? The American Civil War Grade 5 Children's Military Books
At the end of this book, you should be able to explain how the battles of Gettysburg and Vicksburg changed the course of the Civil War. Study facts of these battles, including the dates, locations, who were victorious and their devastating loss of lives. There is plenty to learn and realize from these battles. Make sure you get a copy and read the historical truths.
Remember the Alamo! Texas Independence & the Lone Star Republic Grade 5 Social Studies Children's American History
It was only in 1845 that Texas became a part of the United States. Before that, it was a part of Mexico. The Battle of the Alamo was the beginning of the Texan belief that they could be free from Mexico. "Remember the Alamo" became a battle cry. In this book, you read about what happened after the Alamo defeat. You will also learn about the roles of Sam Houston and Santa Anna in gaining Texas Independence.
Slavery & Freedom Cannot Exist Together!
Not all African-Americans in the 1790 were slaves. There were also "free blacks." This book examines the lives of the free blacks during a time when slavery was allowed in the country. What were the rules that they had to follow? How did the white Americans treat them? Finally, why were they transported to Africa for free? This may be a hard book to read but it's history!
Politics and a Wrong Sense of Justice Events That Further Divided the USA Grade 7 Children's United States History Books
There were many reasons for the American Civil War, and many bad decisions that ultimately led to it. In this book, you will read about how politics and a supreme court decision further fueled the fires of war. The first chapter is quite comprehensive as it includes information differences in beliefs, political parties and their platforms and the results of the presidential election of 1860. The second chapter discusses the Dredd Scott vs. Sanford case.
The British Response to Troubles in the Colony Grade 7 Children's Exploration and Discovery History Books
In the 18th century, troubles started brewing in the American colonies. They have become displeased with how unfair the British Parliament have been treating them even though they were not properly represented. This book details how the British parliament have made things worse for the Americans because of their responses to expressed grievances. Trace how these actions ultimately led to the American Revolutionary War.
A Country Divided Brothers vs. Brothers in the Civil War US History Grade 7 Children's United States History Books
The US Civil War was fought from April 12, 1861 to April 9, 1865. It was a war between Americans of opposing beliefs. The first chapter of this book will talk about the advantages as well as the strategies of the Union and Confederate States. The second chapter will talk about the border states and the involvement of the Native Americans. The last chapter will discuss the First and Second Battles of Bull Run and the Battle of Antietam.
Growing Pains!
As America acquired more land, it attracted more people. The promise of land and a new start resulted in immigration and the eventual growth of American cities. Learn where immigrants to the US came from and the reasons for their move. Study how these decisions impacted the social structures of America. What problems arose due to the population increase and how were they resolved?
The American Civil War Begins History of American Wars Grade 5 Children's Military Books
In this book, you will learn about the events that led to the eventual outbreak of the Civil War. Read about the south's secession from the Union and its effects. Review the significance of the formation of the Confederate States of America as well as the attack of Fort Sumter. Discuss the key personalities and their roles during this time. Start reading today.
Then What Happened? Aftermath of the Civil War History Grade 7 Children's United States History Books
After the Civil War came the tedious task of rehabilitation. The way of life of most Southerners have been uprooted. Many former slaves have been set free but with no means of starting over. This book focuses on the reconstruction, the opposing view coming from political parties and the problems that came with it. It will end with the triumphs of the 13th, 14th and 15th amendments.
Reformers and the American Temperance Movement Temperance and Prohibition Grade 5 Children's American History
At the end of this book, you should be able to explain the temperance movement and the role of the reformers in the mid-1800s. Why did the temperance reformers think that people should drink less alcohol? Further, why did some of them even advocated that alcoholic beverages should be completely outlawed? Was the reasoning behind these logical? Start reading to know the answers.
The Road to the 13th Amendment!
Slavery in the United States was abolished in 1865 through the passing of the 13th Amendment. This book will describe how the anti-slavery movement gained its momentum. Who were the people who contributed significantly to end it? You will read about the importance of the popular press in strengthening the abolitionist movement. In addition, read about the Emancipation Proclamation and the 13th Amendment to the US Constitution.
Aftermath of the War Reconstruction 1865-1877 American World History History 5th Grade Children's American History of 1800s
Now that the war is over, it's time to pick up the pieces. Then President Johnson put forward a plan for Reconstruction. But what was it? More importantly, what was the goal of reconstruction? This educational book touches on the historic significance of the period of reconstruction, as well as each of its sub-periods. Read and learn without bore. Grab a copy today.
This Means War!
The American Civil War was fought between the northern and southern states. Some battles were won by the Confederate while others were by the Union. In this book, you will learn about the advantages each side had to further their war effort. You will also read about the disadvantages that soon led to the victory of one side and the devastating loss of the other. Start reading today!
Everything You Need to Know About the Compromise of 1850 Civil War Era Grade 5 Children's American History
Study the terms in the Compromise of 1850 and why it has delayed the outbreak of a war between the free and slave states for ten years. Understand what motivated Henry Clay, otherwise known as the "Great Compromiser" to craft the Compromise. Was the goal of the compromise achieved? Read this book to learn more.
The True Cost of Freedom The American Civil War Comes to an End Grade 5 Children's Military Books
You might think that it's all happy and good when the civil war ended. History has it that it was not. The American civil war was the largest war ever fought in North America. Hundreds of thousands died in the war. It divided families, destroyed properties and forever changed America. Was freedom worth the price? Decide on your answer after reading this book.
The Ancient Civilization Hidden in the Indus River Valley Indus Civilization Grade 6 Children's Ancient History
Read about the ancient civilization of the Indus River Valley. This book discusses the location and physical setting of the river system, which has supported the said ancient civilization. But did you know that the Indus civilization was not without enemies? Read about the significance of the Aryan invasions to the civilization, too.
Let's Make a Trade!
Phoenicians were tradespeople. This means that their civilization flourished because of trade. But do you know that aside from products, culture and traditions were also exchanged? This book explores how trade with the Egyptians ultimately influenced the culture of the Phoenicians particularly in writing, fashion and government style. You will also read about the major characteristics and significant contributions the Phoenicians made to world history.
The Final Battles The End of the US Civil War History Grade 7 Children's United States History Books
Before knowing who won in the US Civil War, you first need to understand why and how it ended. The first chapter of this book will highlight the contributions of Robert E. Lee, Ulysses S. Grant, and Stonewall Jackson. Chapter two will discuss the importance of the Battle of Gettysburg. The last chapter will summarize the battles of Sailor's Creek, and of Appomattox Courthouse, and the last battle at Palmito Ranch.
How Did the Dred Scott Decision Lead to the American Civil War? Race, Law and American Society Grade 5 Children's American History
The case of Dred Scott and how the supreme court decided on it fueled the debate on slavery. It was also one of the events that ultimately led to the Civil War in the 1850s. The case of Scott was based on the question of whether slaves are people with rights or just properties. Read how this intriguing case fueled the fire of civil war. Get a copy today.
A Glorious Morning for America! The Start of the American Revolution Grade 7 Children's American History
Recognize the early calls for independence by reading historical facts. Use this book to understand why the colonists wanted to be free of British rule. Go through the early battles of the American Revolution and handpick information necessary for understanding how and why they happened. Grab a copy and start reading today.
Phoenicians
In ancient history, the Phoenicians are known to be amazing seagoing traders. In this book, you will begin to understand of it's possible that the Phoenician sailors have traveled around Africa to Britain with just the North Star as their navigation guide. You will also learn the major characteristics and contributions of this civilization. Grab a copy today.
We Hold These Truths! The US Declaration of Independence and Britain's Retaliation Grade 7 Children's American History
So what happened when the US declared independence? How did Britain retaliate? At the end of this book, you should be able to evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of the Americans and the British. You should also be able to create a timeline leading to the declaration of independence and all the major battles of the revolution, too. Grab a copy today
Unsung American Revolutionary Heroes US War for Independence Grade 7 Children's American History
Surely, America needed help to win against Britain. It was, after all, a newly established nation compared to the British rule. In this book, you will get to know the American Patriots in the Thirteen Colonies. You will also begin to understand why France chose to help them gain their independence. Secure a copy today.
Shiloh & the Mississippi
Read about the fight for control of the Mississippi River. Also discuss what happened during the Battle of Shiloh and the roles of Ulysses S. Grant and Captain David Farragut. When reading this book, put yourself in the context of the people who fought for their rights during the Civil War. Was their cause worth the loss of lives? Get a copy and start reading today.
Victory for the Americans Key Battles in the America Revolution Grade 7 Children's American History
What were the events that led to the end of the Revolutionary War? Who were the key personalities and what did they do to earn a spot in history books? This book may start bloody but the end will be fantastic and good. Are you ready to learn more about history? Then grab a copy today!
It's All in Our Culture!
This book will focus on the rebirth of Nubia, or what it was like after it was free from Egyptian influence. This is a huge topic as it details what pure, uninfluenced Nubian culture was. In particular, it will discuss Nubian art and architecture, religion, its very own system of writing, and even its ancient traditions.
It's Easy as ABC!
The English alphabet that we use today is based on the Greek alphabet. But do you know that the Greek alphabet is based on yet another ancient writing system? In this book, you will read about how the Phoenicians came up with a sophisticated writing system that was eventually adopted by the Greeks. Read about why and how such writing system was established and how it spread.
The Story of Oracle Bones and Bronze The Early Chinese Dynasty of Shang Grade 5 Children's Ancient History
In this book, you will read all about the story of the oracle bones and bronze which is a representation of Shang religion and art. The oracle of bones was a written record of the Shang dynasty. Through this very important artifact, archaeologists were able to peek into the past and learn from the lives of those who lived in the times of the Shang. Start reading today.
The Missouri Compromise and Its Effects Missouri History Textbook Grade 5 Children's American History
At the end of this book, you should be able to explain in your own words what the Missouri Compromise was all about.This book will also tackle the issue of slavery because that's one of the main issues that pushed for the creation of the compromise. The Missouri Compromise touches an ethical topic much more than it does political. Learn more about it by reading this book today.
African Americans Fight for Freedom The American Civil War Grade 5 Children's Military Books
African Americans fought very hard to gain their freedom from slavery. That is why at the start of the war, they tried to enlist in the Union military. However, an old American law barred them from joining. They were only allowed to carry arms when the Emancipation Proclamation was passed. Read about their bravery and the important role they filled during the civil war. Start reading today.
Read and Construct Timelines
Help a child to understand and appreciate the importance of timelines not just in theory but in day-to-day activities too. The ability to sequence and create chronological timelines is useful in understanding how one action led to a result. With this understanding, a child can predict outcomes and even introduce additional actions to improve an outcome. This topic has been aptly broken down into subtopics to ensure productive reading.
The Olmec Civilization at a Glance
You can pretty much say that art and religion were intertwined for the Olmecs. They create powerful works of art to associate with their many gods. In this book, you will read about some of these artwork and understand how they resonate the people's religious beliefs. By the end of this book, will realize that a huge chunk of the religious, artistic and social traditions of the Mayas and Aztecs came from the Olmecs.
Writing, Counting and Calendars
The Olmec civilization was so powerful that it is known as the "mother culture" of Mesoamerica. Olmecs were forward thinking people. They created traditions that influenced succeeding cultures. They also left legacies that we take advantage of even today. This book showcases some of the most interesting legacies the Olmecs left behind - writing, counting and calendars. You will see images of their giant sculptures too!
Honest Abe Lincoln
President Lincoln had a very difficult job. The American Civil War happened during his term because the southern states seceded from the United States. After the war, he had to deal with tedious work of Reconstruction. The first chapter of this book discusses the life and death of President Lincoln and his foiled plans of Reconstruction. The second chapter discusses the presidency of President Johnson and how he handled Reconstruction.
Who Started It? Causes and Events of the French and Indian War Grade 7 Children's American History
The Native Americans resisted colonization. Fights broke and misunderstanding was not uncommon. In this educational book, your seventh grader will begin to understand the causes as well as the results of the French and Indian Wars. Discussion of the economic relationship between Britain and the colonists is also included. Grab a copy today.
What Was It Like? Life of Native Americans During the Westward Movement Grade 7 Children's United States History Books
The Native Americans have lived in the United States even before the colonists arrived. They had to share their land and resources with outsiders for the first time. When the Westward movement took place, more land was taken from Native Americans. This book will discuss how the Native Americans reacted to even more change. At the end of this book, ask yourself what you would have done if you were a Native American during those times.
Legacies of India's Ancient Civilizations Grade 6 Children's Ancient History
Learn to summarize all of the legacies of the ancient civilizations of India. This is an easy to read and comprehend book on ancient history that only focuses on one region. It is an ideal addition to your sixth grader's curriculum learning collection. Read about the political, economic, religious and social structures of early India.
The History of the Phonetic Alphabet Phoenician Civilization Grade 5 Children's Ancient History
Perhaps the most important contribution the Phoenician civilization has made is the modern-day phonetic alphabet. In this book, you will get to trace how the phonetic alphabet was used as the basis for the modern Roman alphabet that we use now. Examine as well as the Phoenician civilization in its entirety, particularly their connection to other ancient civilizations. Begin reading today.
Where Was Nubia? Nubia Civilization Grade 5 Children's Ancient History
At the end of this book, you should be able to locate the Nubia civilization in a modern world map. You should also be able to identify the cities of Kerma, Napata and Meroe. More importantly, you should be able to identify the key characteristics of Nubia that separates it from the other civilizations in ancient history. Start reading. Grab a copy today.
The Battle of Bull Run
The Battle of Bull Run is known to be the first major battle of the Civil War. In this book, you will read about what happened during this battle. How did the civilians react to it? Who were the leaders of both armies? What was the result of the battle and how did it set the stage for the next clashes? Get a copy and start reading today
President Johnson's Reconstruction Plan Reconstruction 1865-1877 Grade 5 Children's American History
It was a tough time for President Johnson. He, and his administration, had to come up with a plan for Reconstruction following the destruction left behind by the Civil War. Study the aftermath of the war and how Johnson's administration pieced back the country. Moreover, explain the importance of the Freedmen's Bureau, Radical Republicans and Johnson's attempted impeachment. Get a copy today.
Roanoke and Jamestown! Trial, Error, Successes and Failures in North American Colonization Grade 7 Children's American History
Before successful colonies were established, there were trial and errors. In this book, your child will understand what aspects of English colonization were results of various trial and errors. To create a better scenario of understanding, examples used herein are the Roanoke and Jamestown colonies. Read more about these colonies. Begin today.
America in the 1920s
America in the 1920s was focused on returning to normalcy after the rage of the war. This book will give you all the facts to evaluate the country's return to normalcy. You will also read about the problems that haunted the country at the time, such as the Red Scare, the rise of the KKK and the economy. Grab a copy and begin reading today.
New Voters from the South
At the end of this book, you should be able to define the terms "scalawags" and "carpetbaggers". Understand where the terms came from and why they were labeled as such. What reasons did the scalawags and carpetbaggers have for moving to different regions during the period of Reconstruction? Which of these two groups supported the African Americans? Find the answers in this book.
We're the Same but Different!
You can pretty much say that the ancient civilizations of Egypt and Nubia are like two peas in a pod. There were a lot of similarities between them, particularly in sacred traditions, architecture, and language. This book will explore these similarities and explain why there many intersects between these civilizations. By the end of this book, you should be able to tell which civilization was more dominant than the other.
Is it a Cattle Call?
When you visit western US today, you might see cattle everywhere. But did you know that cattle was not endemic to these parts? Cattle was introduced to the US by the Spanish conquistadors and cowboys drove them to the West. Follow the history of early cattle ranching and how it impacted life on the plains. Start reading today.
US Joins the War President Wilson's Role in World War 1 Grade 7 Children's United States History Books
At first, the United States had no intention of joining the World War I. It was only later that the American government felt the need to join. This book will provide a background on the first world war as well as its impacts on Europe. You will also read about President's Wilson's role and the reasons for his decisions. It will then talk about the impact of the war on the United States.
The Homestead Act
What was the Homestead Act, which was enacted in 1862? How did the law help during the American Civil War? More importantly, analyze the success of the law and what majority of Americans thought about it during the time of its implementation. Ask your grandparents if they were beneficiaries of the Homestead Act. Begin reading today.
