Presents the history of America from the earliest times of the Native Americans to the Clinton administration.
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Jun 26, 2011
Melissa
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I'm not sure why I was giving the earlier volumes in this series only 2 stars. The writing is totally corny in many places, and obviously a lot of information is overly simplified for this format, but as I finish the series, I appreciate the project of it more. The special section on art in the 9th book was a nice bonus too.
Jul 16, 2008
Blake
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This was book 9 and I will not read the others. For the most part however the book was good. however I feel it appeared to be written by a person of liberal and anti republican thinking. I am concerned that the youth of today would not realize the price of freedoms that get lost when socialism's and programs that encourage many social programs are implemented. Its a very fine line that must be walked when writing history.
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May 28, 2008
Kerry
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I was taking a history class when I listened to this book. I have a hard time memorizing facts that are meaningless to me. This book was told like a story and it was easy to follow and relate to the characters and so some of it at least stuck in my brain. I'm not a history buff by any stretch of the imagination - so this was a perfect way for me to learn about this period in history.
Aug 24, 2011
Theresa
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great information broken down for children at an elementary reading level a good childrens resource with text, pictures and informationa but the us history
Jun 26, 2011
Conner
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This is a book full of facts and infomation. It has good facts and history. It is from 1918-1945. It was an ok book
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