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You and your students will witness the major events that have shaped the last 100 years using Visual History of the Modern World. You'll blaze new trails of understanding as your Core 300 Instructor's Guide helps you maneuver the heights of technological advancement and the depth of human suffering.
Through hundreds of eyewitness photographs and over 600 pages of captivating commentary the 20th Century will come to life for your children as if they were right there watching key events unfold.
Your Core 300 Instructor's Guide integrates Literature and Language Arts.
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In this gripping novel about the period immediately following World War II, Ruth, a fifteen-year-old survivor of Buchenwald risks her life to lead a group of Jewish orphans to Palestine.
One of the few readable and understandable biographies of Albert Einstein, the man whose General Theory of Relativity became a watchword for the revolutionary transformation of life in the 20th
Hailed as "the greatest war novel of all time," the author says his purpose is "simply to tell of a generation of men who, even though they may have escaped
Follow a disgraced Tibetan official, a hapless courier, Christian missionaries, native translators and more, to hear the moving story of how the Bible came to the Tibetan people in their
What can God do when you simply trust and obey Him? Watch an unreached people explode with the Gospel—not in the first century, but in ours! Like this American family
A violent Cambodian regime killed young Teeda’s father and drove her educated family into a life of forced labor. Escape with her from terrifying slavery to freedom in America. Incredible.
Multiple award-winner. A stunning tale of cultural pressures felt by a Cambodian girl who finds herself a refugee in late 20th Century United States.
Stunning portrayal of one of the defining events in modern Chinese history: the epic 6000-mile trek of Mao Zedong and his men as they sought to escape the Nationalist forces
Unique in all of human history, the modern world is the first to be documented, not just in words but also in images, across the whole of the last century.
You are there . . . in Viet Nam. 1968. The height of the war.
The worldwide bestseller about a staunchly Christian Dutch family whose faith overcomes the worst of the Nazi holocaust.
Two newspaper reporters tell the story of labor unions in the United States from their first appearance in the mid-1800s through the early 1950s.
From Kabul to Amsterdam
A very "straight" preacher's kid becomes a minister to hippies, drug addicts, prostitutes and other societal drop-outs, first in Kabul, Afghanistan, and then on the streets of Amsterdam, Holland.
How Advertising Works and Why You Should Know
How advertising works, and what your kids (a prized demographic) should know. Familiar examples get unbiased review, raising teens’ critical awareness of the messages filling their world.
A wonderful adaptation of Peter Jennings' popular adult book The Century.
How did Hitler get normal German citizens to do his evil will? The author interweaves the personal narratives of Helen Waterford, a German Jewish woman who got married only days
A Memoir of the Cultural Revolution
Multiple award-winner. A devastating, first-person story of the Chinese Cultural Revolution under Chairman Mao in the late '60s.
A True Story of Courage, Survival, and Hope
The author writes a true-to-life fictionalized autobiography of his mother--a young Armenian girl in Turkey during the "other" 20th century Holocaust that was prelude to Stalin, Hitler, and others.
A simple yet awesome, moving story of love and faithfulness and duty . . . concerning a hunch backed man, a young girl, and a snow goose . . .
ALA Notable. The autobiographical story of World War II seen through the eyes of a young German Jewish girl who, together with her family, escapes Germany in 1933 only to
Carefully researched, deftly written, lavishly illustrated with photographs, this is a vivid, lively, and engaging biography of one of this century's greatest statesmen.
A simple but thorough introduction to the work and words of Elizabeth Cady Stanton, one of the pioneers in the women's suffrage movement.
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