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America: the story of us / Nutopia (Firm) 2010  DVD
Nutopia (Firm) DVD
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Publication New York, A &​ E Television Networks, 2010.
Description 552 min.Two-dimensional moving image
Summary/Abstract A riveting adventure of how America was invented. 'America the story of us' focuses on the people, ideas and events that built our nation, covering 400 years of American history in the most extensive and in-depth television series ever produced by History. Sharing their thoughts on the building of America, and what it means to be an American, are a world-class group of individuals including Tom Brokaw, Michael Douglas, Meryl Streep, Buzz Aldrin, Colin Powell, Donald Trump, John Legend, Melissa Etheridge, Brian Williams and more.
Contents disc 1. Rebels Revolution Westward Division bonus: additional scenes on American Revolution, Declaration of Independence, George Washington disc 2. Civil War Heartland Cities Boom bonus: additional scenes on Civil War, transcontinental railroad, the Statue of Liberty, Henry Ford and the Model T disc 3. Bust World War II Superpower Millennium
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America: the story of us - Boom / Schreiber, Liev 2011  DVD
Schreiber, Liev DVD
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Publication Australia, Magna Home Entertainment, 2011.
Description 92 min.Black spine
Summary/Abstract A riveting adventure of how America was invented, America: the story of the US focuses on the people, ideas and events that built the nation, covering 400 years of American history in the most extensive and in-depth television series ever produced by the History Channel. From the rigors of linking the continent by wagon trails to the transcontinental railway, the engineering of steel-structured buildings, to landing on the moon, this epic 12-part series is a grand cinematic vision of how the country was built
Contents Disc 1. Rebels revolution ; Westward Division Disc 2. Civil War heartland ; Cities boom Disc 3. Bust ; WWII ; Superpower millenium
Standard Number 1422928519 1 DVD.
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Civil war: 1815-1869 / Isaacs, Sally Senzell 1999  Book
Isaacs, Sally Senzell Book
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Publication Oxford, Heinemann Library, 1999.
Description 48pBlack Spine
Series History of America
Summary/Abstract Describes in detail the lives of President Abraham Lincoln, Civil War soldiers and typical American people who lived through these times.
Contents The United States of America - Map Young Abraham Lincoln 1815 to 1825 The Wider World 1826 to 1831 Serving the people 1832 to 1844 America's north and south 1838 to 1857 The Great Debate 1850 to 1858 The Underground railroad 1840 to 1860 President Lincoln's crisis 1860 to 1861 War between the states 1861 The battle begins 1861 to 1862 Bravery and suffering 1862 to 1863 The Union's victory plan 1862 to 1863 The battle of Gettysburg July 1863 The first modern war 1863 to 1865 Sherman's march to the sea 1864 to 1865 Lincoln's last days 4 March to 15 April 1865 Rebuilding the south 1865 to 1869 Problems in the south 1865 to 1869 Problems in the South 1868 to 1869 Connecting the continent 1863 to 1869 Historical map of America Famous people of the time Important dates and events
Standard Number 0431056226 Pb.
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Discovery of America: from earliest times to 1590 / Isaacs, Sally Senzell 1999  Book
Isaacs, Sally Senzell Book
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Publication Oxford, Heinemann Library, 1999.
Description 48pBlack Spine
Series History of America
Summary/Abstract Describes in detail the everyday lives of early Native Americans, Columbus's exploration of America, and the experiences of the first European colonists.
Contents The United States of America - Map The first Americans from about 30,000 to 10,000 years ago The mound builders from about 10,000 years ago to the AD 1200s The Vikings from the 700s to 1000s People of the North-East from about 10,000 to 500 years ago The great plains tribes from about 10,000 to 500 years ago Western Native Americans from about 10,000 to 500 years ago Californian tribes from about 10,000 to 500 years ago South-West desert dwellers from about 10,000 to 500 years ago Columbus arrives! 12 October 1492 The colony at Hispaniola October 1492 to March 1943 More voyages for Columbus 1493 to 1503 More explorers 1497 to 1522 They called it America 1499 to 1519 The French in America 1524 to 1562 The Spanish in America 1531 to 1571 England supports Francis Drake 1577 to 1580 The lost colony of Roanoke 1585 to 1590 Historical map of America Famous people of the time Important dates and events
Standard Number 0431056404 Hb.
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First fight for rights: 1845 - 1928 / Isaacs, Sally Senzell 1999  Book
Isaacs, Sally Senzell Book
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Publication Oxford, Heinemann Library, 1999.
Description 48pBlack Spine
Series History of America
Summary/Abstract Describes in detail the lives of Susan B. Anthony and other women's rights pioneers, African Americans and Native Americans, who all struggle for their freedom and individual rights.
Contents The United States of America - Map Lessons in equality 1845 to 1847 Time for change 1848 to 1852 An uphill battle 1852 to 1872 America's rich people 1868 to 1892 Homes for the poor 1868 to 1892 Settling more land 1885 to 1898 African Americans in the New South 1890 to 1904 Disasters 1900 to 1912 New ideas in a new century 1900 to 1924 Farming 1900 to 1913 Industry and unions 1900 to 1914 Moving faster 1903 to 1914 The first world war 1914 to 1918 Americans in battle 1917 to 1918 A battle against disease 1900 to 1920 Prohibition 1913 to 1928 A victory for women 1918 to 1920 The roaring twenties 1920 to 1928 Historical map of America Famous people of the time Important dates and events
Standard Number 0431056307 Hb.
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Making of modern America: 1948 - 1976 / Isaacs, Sally Senzell 1999  Book
Isaacs, Sally Senzell Book
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Publication Oxford, Heinemann Library, 1999.
Description 48pBlack Spine
Series History of America
Summary/Abstract Describes in detail the lives of Martin Luther King, the Kennedys, and ordinary Americans who made the nation what it is today.
Contents The United States of America - Map Martin Luther King Jr 1948 to 1956 Walking together 1955 to 1960 The Korean war 1950 to 1953 The television election 1959 to 1962 The dream 1963 to 1964 The great society 1963 to 1967 That's entertainment 1960 to 1969 Protests across the land 1961 to 1969 The Vietnam war 1965 to 1967 Marching for peace 1967 to 1973 The dream under tree 1966 to 1968 Americans on the moon 1969 to 1973 The oil crisis 1970 to 1975 The president steps down 1969 to 1974 Equality for women 1963 to 1974 Healthier Americans 1964 to 1971 Shopping mall America 1971 to 1976 America's 200th birthday 1976 Historical map of America Famous people of the time Important dates and events
Standard Number 0431056323 Hb.
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National Geographic Almanac of American History / Miller, James; Thompson, John 2006  Book
Miller, James Book
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Publication Washington, D.C., National Geographic Society, 2006.
Description 384pBlue Spine
Summary/Abstract Featuring National Geographic's hallmark combination of stunning images, superb maps, authoritative narrative, and concise, penetrating analysis. Almanac of American History has been carefully designed to offer its readers a wider and deeper understanding of our country's development,
Contents Foreword About this book The land Milestones Major eras Early Americans Europe discovers America The Revolution Era Continental Expansion A Divided Nation From Sea to Shining Sea Modern America Rises Becoming a Great Power Remaking America Cold War America Global Hegemony At a Glance Appendix Recommended Reading Index Illustrations Credit
Standard Number 0792283686 Hb.
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O, Say Can You See?: America's symbols, landmarks, and inspiring words / Keenan, Sheila; Boyajian, Ann (ill.) 2004  Book
Keenan, Sheila Book
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Publication USA, Scholastic, 2004.
Description 64pBlue Spine
Summary/Abstract Describes the significance of the various symbols and the impotant places in the United States.
Contents Important places - Plymouth rock - Independence hall - The White House - The Capitol Building - The Supreme court building - The Washington monument - The Lincoln memorial - The Statue of Liberty - Ellis island - Mount Rushmore Interesting Objects - The Flag - The Liberty Bell - Uncle Sam - The Bald Eagle - The Great Seal of the United States Inspiring Words - The Declaration of Independence - The United States Constitution and the Bill of Rights - The National Anthem - The Pledge of Allegiance Celebrating American Holidays Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, President's Day, Memorial Day, Flag Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Columbus Day, Veterans Day, and Thanksgiving
Standard Number 0439593603 Pb.
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Presidents: the lives and legacies of the 43 leaders of the United States - Vol.1 / Herrmann, Edward 2005  DVD
Herrmann, Edward DVD
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Publication New York, A &​ E Television Networks, 2005.
Description 135 min.Blue spine
Summary/Abstract The lives and legacies of the 43 leaders of the United States. Based on the book To the Best of My Ability, The Presidents features insight from journalists, scholars, and politicians, as well as rare and unseen photographs and footage.
Standard Number 0767077601 1 DVD.
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Presidents: the lives and legacies of the 43 leaders of the United States - Vol.2 / Herrmann, Edward 2005  DVD
Herrmann, Edward DVD
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Publication New York, A &​ E Television Networks, 2005.
Description 135 min.Blue spine
Summary/Abstract The lives and legacies of the 43 leaders of the United States. Based on the book To the Best of My Ability, The Presidents features insight from journalists, scholars, and politicians, as well as rare and unseen photographs and footage.
Contents Andrew Johnson to Arthur: 1865 - 1885 Cleveland to Taft: 1885 - 1913 Wilson to Franklin D.RooseveltL: 1913 - 1945
Standard Number 076707761X 1 DVD.
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Presidents: the lives and legacies of the 43 leaders of the United States - Vol.3 / Herrmann, Edward 2005  DVD
Herrmann, Edward DVD
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Publication New York, A &​ E Television Networks, 2005.
Description 135 min.Blue spine
Summary/Abstract The lives and legacies of the 43 leaders of the United States. Based on the book To the Best of My Ability, The Presidents features insight from journalists, scholars, and politicians, as well as rare and unseen photographs and footage.
Contents Truman to Ford: 1945 - 1977 Carter to George W. Bush: 1977 - Present Bonus program: All the president's wives
Standard Number 0767077628 1 DVD.
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Rise to world power: 1929 - 1948 / Isaacs, Sally Senzell 1999  Book
Isaacs, Sally Senzell Book
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Publication Oxford, Heinemann Library, 1999.
Description 48pBlack Spine
Series History of America
Summary/Abstract Describes in detail the lives of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt and ordinary Americans, and how they struggled to overcome these difficult times.
Contents The United States of America - Map The last of the good times 1929 Panic in the stock market 1929 Hard times 1930 to 1932 President Roosevelt 1932 to 1935 The dust bowl 1934 to 1937 Work programmes 1935 to 1936 Building the tallest and the longest 1931 to 1937 Making a living 1936 to 1941 Taking a break 1936 to 1941 WWII begins in Europe 1939 to 1941 United States at war 1941 Reporting for duty 1941 to 1943 The home front 1942 to 1943 Attack on Europe 1943 to 1944 Victory in Europe 1944 to 1945 The Holocaust 1944 to 1945 The war ends 1945 A changing America 1945 to 1948 Historical map of America Famous people of the time Important dates and events
Standard Number 0431056315 Hb.
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Settling of America: 1590 - 1754 / Isaacs, Sally Senzell 1999  Book
Isaacs, Sally Senzell Book
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Publication Oxford, Heinemann Library, 1999.
Description 48pBlack Spine
Series History of America
Summary/Abstract Describes what it was like to live in early Colonial America, for Native Americans and Jamestown settlers, Mayflower passengers and southern plantation slaves.
Contents The United States of America - Map A Village by the river 1590 to 1607 The English arrive 1607 to 1608 Protecting their land 1607 to 1609 Life in Jamestown 1608 to 1613 Pocahontas marries 1613 to 1617 Virginia plantations 1619 to 1622 The Mayflower arrives 1620 to 1622 A home in the colonies 1640 to 1680 Growing towns 1630 to 1680 New Netherlands 1609 to 1664 New France 1603 to 1683 West of the colonies 1680s to 1700s Missions in the west 1598 to late 1700s The shops of Boston 1700 to 1750 Getting things done 1700 to 1735 Farming and food 1730 to 1750 Slavery 1730 to 1750 City life 1730 to 1754 Historical map of America Famous people of the time Important dates and events
Standard Number 0431056412 Hb.
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Struggles of a new nation: 1840 - 1890 / Isaacs, Sally Senzell 1999  Book
Isaacs, Sally Senzell Book
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Publication Oxford, Heinemann Library, 1999.
Description 48pBlack Spine
Series History of America
Summary/Abstract Describes the lives of the Sioux leader, Sitting Bull, US Army soldiers, cowboys, and immigrants from Europe and Asia who created the Wild West.
Contents The United States of America - Map Permanent Indian country 1840 to 1845 Settlers passing through 1840 to 1860 Claiming the land 1860 to 1870 Cattle drivers 1860 to 1870 A cowboy's life 1860 to 1870 Impossible peace 1860 to 1870 The railway town 1870 to 1875 Homeland in the Black hills 1874 to 1876 Battle at the Little Bighorn June 1876 "I am tired of fighting" 1877 to 1896 America's 100th birthday 1876 to 1882 The wild west show 1880 to 1889 Death of a dream 1887 to 1890 The cattle ranch 1885 to 1890 A frontier town 1885 to 1890 Outlaws and lawmen 1870 to 1890 The rush for land 1885 to 1890 Hopeful immigrants 1881 to 1890 Historical map of America Famous people of the time Important dates and events
Standard Number 0431056234 Hb.
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Travel through America: Come on a journey of discovery / Jackson, Elaine 2004  Book
Jackson, Elaine Book
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Publication Great Britain, QED Publishing, 2004.
Description 32pBlue, Black and Yellow Spine
Series Travel Through
Summary/Abstract Travel through this country and learn about the cities, the people and their way of life. Climb New York's Statue of Liberty, celebrate Thanksgiving and take a trip to Yellowstone National Park. The book brings this exciting country to life and reflects the diversity of the life and culture of the country.
Standard Number 1845382900 Pb.
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United States 1918-1941 / Murphy, Derrick 2003  Book
Murphy, Derrick Book
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Publication Great Britain, Collins Educational, 2003.
Description 80pBlue Spine
Series Frontline History
Summary/Abstract Gives factual information of the USA between 1918 and 1941, important for GCSE Modern World History.
Contents Politics, People and Prejudices Prosperity, Prohibition and Popular Culture The Great Depression The First New Deal The Second New Deal
Standard Number 0007151195 Pb.
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USA / Deary, Terry 2001  Book
Deary, Terry Book
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Publication London, Scholastic, 2001.
Description 192pBlue spine
Series Horrible Histories
Summary/Abstract Reveals some of the nastiest and meanest moments in the history of the USA. For example, ghastly details on the grim Pilgrim Fathers is included.
Contents Cruel Columbus Savage settlers Rotten revolutionaries The nasty nineteenth century The uncivil war Potty presidents Legends and lies The wicked Wild West The terrible twentieth century
Standard Number 0439999391 Pb.
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USA between the wars 1919-1941: study in depth / Fiehn, Terry; Mills, Rik; Maggie; Samuelson 1998  Book
Fiehn, Terry Book
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Edition 2008
Publication Great Britain, John Murray, 1998.
Description 131pWhite Spine
Series Discovering the past for GCSE
Summary/Abstract A comprehensive depth study for students taking this subject at examination level. Covers all the relevant requirements of the OCR, AQA and Edexcel specifications. Includes case studies which give a deep insight into the boom years of the 1920s and the harsh Depression of the 1930s.
Contents Was the USA the land of opportunity? Chapter 1: What was life like in the land of the free? Coming to America Why did people want to come to 'the land of opportunity'? Who were the Americans? How was the USA governed? How could you become the President? Chapter2: How did the USA emerge from the First World War? The USA in the 1920s: was this a good time for all? Chapter 3: To what extent did the American economy boom in the 1920s? The richest country in the world! In what ways did the American economy boom? Why was there an economic boom in the 1920s? How did Henry Ford make the Ford Motor Car Company the most successful in the world in the 1920s? Why is Henry Ford so significant in American history? Why didn't everyone benefit from the boom? Chapter 4: How was society changing in the 1920s? Changing attitudes and values How was life different for women in the 1920s? Chapter 5: How widespread was intolerance in the 1920s? The Red Scare How and why did American immigration policy change in the 1920s? Why were Sacco and Vanzetti executed? The rise and fall of the Ku Klux Klan The black experience in the 1920s What was the Monkey Trail all about? Prohibition - a noble experiment or a national disaster? Why didn't Prohibition work? The story of Al Capone Were the 1920s a good time for the USA? Crash and Depression Chapter 6: What were the causes and consequences of the Wall Street Crash? Why did the Wall Street Crash lead to the Great Depression? Chapter 7: The effects of the Depression How did the Depression affect people in the cities? Did the Depression affect all urban Americans> How did the Depression affect people in the countryside? The Dust Bowl Migrants Documentary photographs of the Depression Why were the 1930s a golden age for Hollywood? Chapter 8: Why was Franklin D. Roosevelt elected President in 1932? What action did Hoover's government take - and why did it fail to deal with the Depression? Protest - was America on the brink of revolution? The 1932 election Why did Roosevelt win the election? Chapter 9: The New Deal The Hundred Days The alphabet agencies How was the Second New Deal different from the First? Why did Roosevelt win the biggest ever landslide victory in the presidential election of 1936? Who did not support the New Deal? The Supreme Court and the New Deal Chapter 10: How successful was the New Deal? Overview: what did the New Deal achieve? Did the New Deal reforms make life better for all Americans? Did the New Deal help labour unions? Summing up the New Deal's success Was Franklin D. Roosevelt good for America in the 1930s? Why study the USA 191-1941? Glossary
Standard Number 9780719552595 Pb.
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USA in pictures / Streissguth, Tom 2008  Book
Streissguth, Tom Book
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Publication Great Britain, Lerner Books, 2008.
Description 80pWhite Spine
Series Visual geography series
Summary/Abstract Provides up-to-date text and statistics, current maps, a list of famous people and places to see, a glossary, annotated bibliography, reading list and websites for India, the country and its people.
Contents The land History and government The people Cultural life The economy For more information
Standard Number 9781580133241 Pb.
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Westward expansion: 1801 - 1850 / Isaacs, Sally Senzell 1999  Book
Isaacs, Sally Senzell Book
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Publication Oxford, Heinemann Library, 1999.
Description 48pBlack Spine
Series History of America
Summary/Abstract Describes in detail the everyday life of Americans on the move. They travel in frontier wagons, canal boats, steam trains, whaling boats and immigrant ships.
Contents The United States of America - Map A new president 1801 to 1806 Lewis and clark 1804 to 1806 Discoveries 1804 to 1806 The war of 1812 - 1806 to 1814 Factories 1801 to 1825 The trail of tears 1825 to 1839 The U.S. army vs the Sminoles 1832 to 1842 Winning land from Mexico 1830 to 1853 America moves west 1830 to 1850 The Erie Canal 1825 to 1840 Moving faster 1830 to 1850 Wealth from the seas 1820 to 1850 The big city 1830 to 1850 Life on a wagon train 1840 to 1850 Houses in the great plains 1830 to 1850 California gold rush 1848 to 1849 A mining town 1849 to 1850 Snapshot of America 1850s Historical map of America Famous people of the time Important dates and events
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