A History of US Book Ten: All The People

The tenth and final volume in the A History of Us Series, All the People explores US History to the near present. From the end of World War II to the 2008 election of Barack Obama, All the People covers a fascinating period of American life. All the People ensures students gain a firm grasp of the groundbreaking and lasting importance of the Civil Rights Movement. Readers will encounter fascinating stories about famous people, moments, and movements of the 20th century. These include Joe McCarthy, Martin Luther King, Jr., Richard Nixon, the Vietnam War, the first man on the moon, the 1960s counterculture, and the rise of feminism. With interspersed sidebars, illustrations, definitions, and quotes, students will keep the pages turning to learn more about this formative time in American history.

Note: The A History of Us series does contain some bits of evolutionary supposition and the like. Additionally, history is brutal, and some photographs or text may be uncomfortable for young students. As always, we encourage parents to dialogue often with their students and, if possible, read or skim ahead of them.
Volume 10: Nudity, page 132.

About the Series

Are you looking for an American History course that encourages critical thinking about events past and present, engaging enough that the information sticks? A History of the US tells the straightforward story of the history of the United States with scores of illustrations, photographs, and fascinating sidebars. This award-winning series brings American history to life through occasional first-person comments and striking short biographies. The A History of US series consists of 10 paperback volumes spanning the earliest unwritten eras to the 21st century.

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