Examines the life and career of the Ohio newspaperman who became the twenty-ninth president of the United States

Warren G. Harding: Twenty-Ninth President of the Unidted States (Encyclopedia of Presidents)

Children's Books

Wade, Linda R.

Biographies

Childrens Pr

Describes the life and achievements of the relatively unknown governor from Georgia who became president of the United States in 1977

James Carter: Thirty-Ninth President of the United States (Encyclopedia of Presidents)

Alamo: Battle of Honor and Freedom (Doors to America's Past)

Rourke Pub Group

This book is from the Presidential series that "bring to life" the Presidents of the United States. Readers will feel as if they really know these extraordinary-and at the same time ordinary-people. Each biography presents the childhood of the President and shows how the President was influenced by his early life. It also shows how he gained enough respect from his fellow citizens to be voted into the nation's highest office. Important events and achievements of his presidency are also discussed. Students are motivated to think about how decisions made by each of these presidents have affected or will affect their lives! Black-and-white illustrations. Reading Level 5.0-5.5. Interest :Level: Grades 4-9

Andrew Jackson (Presidential Read Along Series)

January Productions

Readers are guided through the issues of the Civil War in this fascinating series. Underlying causes, decisive battles, famous personalities, and reconstruction are explored with detail and clarity, giving young readers a true portrait of life during the Civil War.-- Supports United States history curriculum-- Riveting historical photos provide memorable images-- Excellent resources for writing papers

Reconstruction: The Years Following the Civil War

History

Abdo Group

Looks at the situation of prisoners in the Civil War, where they were held, their care, and eventual exchange or release, including diagrams of Andersonville and Libby Prisons.

Prison Camps of the Civil War

Examines the issues leading up to why the war was fought, how poor communication caused generals to make wrong decisions and how lives were changed forever

Turning Points in the Civil War

Readers are guided through the issues of the Civil War in this fascinating series. Underlying causes, decisive battles, famous personalities, and reconstruction are explored with detail and clarity, giving young readers a true portrait of life during the Civil War. -- Supports United States history curriculum -- Riveting historical photos provide memorable images -- Excellent resources for writing papers

Early Battles of the Civil War

Slavery and the Civil War

Recounts the years following the American Revolution and the important events and problems that Americans faced in their newfound independence.

Life After the American Revolution

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