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Volume A tells the story of America from prehistory to 1800, including the lives of early Native Americans, the settlement of the thirteen colonies, and the American Revolution.

Volume B tells the story of America from 1790 to 1877, including the efforts to establish a new nation based on the Constitution, the terrible trials of the Civil War, and the failures of Reconstruction.

A history of Cross of Christ Lutheran Church in Houston, Minnesota that was formed by the merger of Houston Lutheran Church and St. Peter's Church of Houston, Minnesota. Includes list of confirmands by year.

"Combining reflective storytelling with exquisite photography, this book invites readers into the deeply personal journeys of thirty-three dancers from around the world, tracing their different paths within the world of ballet and portraying the many ways a life in dance can unfold"-- Provided by publisher. "Portraits of dancers rendered through reflective storytelling and exquisite photography, illustrating the varieties of individual paths within...

Learn why the Reconstruction was such a significant chapter in the history of civil rights in the United States, and the great effort it took to transform the south and free the slaves. Publisher's description.

Learn about the Jim Crow laws that segregated public schools, public places, transportation, and even drinking fountains. This title offers primary sources, Fast facts and sidebars, prompts and activities, and more.

Enslavement existed as a legal institution in the United States beginning in colonial times. During and after the American Revolution, things began to change. See what events took place, who was involved, and what life was like for enslaved people.

"Thousands of people made the journey west on the Oregon Trail. From its origins to its lasting consequences, readers will learn all about the historic trail and lesser-known people who were impacted by it"-- Provided by publisher.

This book introduces readers to the Aztec civilization. This last ancient empire of Mexico's geography, religion, and lasting impact on the world are explored in easy-to-read text and colorful photos. QR Codes in the books give readers access to resources to further their learning.

Follow the course of U.S. history from the Explorers to the Gold Rush while learning to write with structure and style.Covering the nine IEW units, this course develops composition, grammar, and vocabulary skills while students write about American history from the Explorers to the Gold Rush.