The Ancient Truths of the Shang Dynasty Chinese Ancient History Grade 5 Children's Ancient History
The Shang was China's first dynasty. In this book, you will read about the location of the Shang dynasty, why it was called as the period of great innovation, and the influence of art and religion. The study of ancient truths will help boost your understanding of modern-day Chinese culture and traditions. Grab a copy and start reading today.
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.
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!
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.
Americans vs. Americans Causes of the US Civil War US History Grade 7 Children's United States History Books
This book focuses on the four reasons for the American Civil War. The first chapter of this book highlights the economic reasons for the war. The second chapter talks about the issue of slavery and how it has become one of the biggest reasons for the war. Chapter three discusses how the differences between federal and state rights led to war. Lastly, chapter four explains why Southerners disapproved of the presidency of Abraham Lincoln.
Roman Expansion!
At some point in history, the Roman Empire was so huge that its influence was immense and far-reaching. But how did Roman grow from a small city to what historians believe as the greatest empire ever formed? Who engineered this growth? What were the factors that favored the Roman Empire. There is so much to learn from this little book so start reading today.
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 Westward Expansion
In 1803, the United States bought land from France. It was so big that the United States doubled twice its land size. With this new land waiting to be settled, people started moving west. This book will explore the pros and cons of the "Westward Expansion." Chapter one includes a brief background to the expansion while the succeeding two chapters enumerate the positives and negatives of the migration.
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.
The Westward Expansion
In 1803, the United States bought land from France. It was so big that the United States doubled twice its land size. With this new land waiting to be settled, people started moving west. This book will explore the pros and cons of the "Westward Expansion." Chapter one includes a brief background to the expansion while the succeeding two chapters enumerate the positives and negatives of the migration.
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.
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 Daily Lives of Ancient Greeks!
The Ancient Greeks lived very interesting lives. They were innovators and they were able to put forward ideas ahead of their times. Their art, architecture, athletics and literature are studied today. This book will take you through a journey that transcends time. Here, you will read and see examples of Greek art in all its form and glory. Enjoy the read!
The Daily Lives of Ancient Greeks!
The Ancient Greeks lived very interesting lives. They were innovators and they were able to put forward ideas ahead of their times. Their art, architecture, athletics and literature are studied today. This book will take you through a journey that transcends time. Here, you will read and see examples of Greek art in all its form and glory. Enjoy the read!
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.
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.
The Ancient Truths of the Shang Dynasty Chinese Ancient History Grade 5 Children's Ancient History
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.
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
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.
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?
Stand on Principle!
To create a free nation, the rights to choose and decide should be upheld. In America, two important documents guarantee these rights - the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence. In this book, you will read about the colorful history of the United States that resulted in the American values you appreciate today.
Let's Take the Battle to the Seas The American Civil War Book Grade 5 Children's Military Books
At the end of this book, you should be able to describe what transpired on March 9, 1862. Discuss the major, but unusual, battle of the American Civil War used ironclad warships. Explain how it has revolutionized the way war was fought at sea. Gather information on the ironclad warships used at the time, including the Union ship Monitor and the Confederate ship Virginia. Start reading today.
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!
Roman Expansion!
At some point in history, the Roman Empire was so huge that its influence was immense and far-reaching. But how did Roman grow from a small city to what historians believe as the greatest empire ever formed? Who engineered this growth? What were the factors that favored the Roman Empire. There is so much to learn from this little book so start reading today.
Stop That Ship!
The War of 1812 was instrumental in making the whole world know that the United States was becoming a world power. It was fought between the US and Great Britain. This book examines the causes of the war and what event made the US abandon its policy of neutrality. You will also be reading about the supposed role of Britain in encouraging the Native Americans to fight against the Americans.
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.
Early Colonial Life English Colonization US History History 7th Grade Children's American History
Step into the past and imagine what it's like to live in colonies. You are in a foreign land about to start a new life. Surely there will be difficulties and with limited supply, how are you going to overcome them? This educational book discusses the importance of geography in the flourishing colonies. It explains how colonies developed industries suitable to where they're located. Happy reading!
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.
Egypt vs. Nubia! Ancient Battles
Egypt and Nubia were geographically close to each other that's why their cultures have become so intertwined. However, they did not always have peaceful relations. In this book, you will read about the ancient battles that transpired between Egypt and Nubia. Why did they fight, who won and what changes took place after these periods of war? This book will answer these questions and more.
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.
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.
A Tyrant is a Child of Pride!
We now know that Ancient Greece gave birth to democracy. But did you know that before that happened, there was tyranny? This book explores the progression of Greece's form of government from a monarchy, oligarchy, tyranny and finally democracy. Read about how each form of government affected leadership in the city-states. Get to meet some of ancient Greece's, too.
Quick Facts about the Olmecs Olmec Civilization Grade 5 Children's Ancient History
The Olmec Civilization was the first known civilization in North and Central America. In this book, you will read about where they were located, their daily lives, as well as their cultures and traditions. By knowing facts of the past, you can tell where some modern cultures, traditions and beliefs come from. How can you relate with the Olmecs? Study their civilization 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.
I am Woman!
It may be hard to believe now but at some point in history, women were treated much differently. They did not enjoy the same rights and freedoms as modern women do. For example, they were not allowed to vote or go to university. However, brave women challenged these limitations. Read about some of these women leaders and learn from their experiences.
White Supremacy and the Black Codes Racism in Reconstruction 1865-1877 Grade 5 Children's American History
The Civil War happened because people fought for equality. However, history tells of racism continuing during the Reconstruction. In this book, you will learn to identify white supremacy groups like the Ku Klux Klan. Read about the Black Codes and decide if those are fair or otherwise. Be more aware of the events of the past. Grab a copy and start reading today.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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 Mexican Cessation Causes and Results of US-Mexican War US Growth and Expansion Social Studies 7th Grade Children's Military Books
Why did the Mexican Cessation happen? Surely, it was an even that didn't just happen overnight. There were details leading to a war. In the War with Mexico, what were the events that lead to the battlefield? What were the relationships between Texas and Mexico? Did these problems aggravate when Texas was annexed to the US? Read the answers today!
