Civil War and Reconstruction: Rebellion and Rebuilding
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From Slaves to Soldiers
by Joanne Randolph
Part of the Civil War and Reconstruction: Rebellion and Rebuilding series
The period of time including the Civil War and Reconstruction in the United States was an era that involved a lot of change. For many African Americans, this transition included going from a life of slavery to becoming a soldier. This engaging and informative book presents readers with the stories of many of these people, while also addressing important issues such as racism and prejudice. Detailed text paired with eye-catching photographs helps support key social studies curriculum and hold the attention of readers.
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The Cavalry in the Civil War
by Joanne Randolph
Part of the Civil War and Reconstruction: Rebellion and Rebuilding series
In the Civil War, the cavalry referred to soldiers who fought on horseback. They played a part in some of the most significant battles that happened during the war. Readers of this engaging volume will learn all about the Civil War cavalry, including both Confederate and Union leaders. Through this text's discussion of some of the important people and battles of the Civil War, readers will gain a deeper understanding of this important part of history.
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Abolitionists Join the Fight
by Various Authors
Part of the Civil War and Reconstruction: Rebellion and Rebuilding series
Though it may seem like it happened so long ago, it is still essential that people learn about slavery and the abolition of it in the United States. This indispensable volume will teach readers about the key events and facts having to do with the movement for abolition, as well as the people who fought to make it happen. Informative text correlates closely with colorful photographs and makes for an excellent supplement to the social studies curriculum.
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Mr. Lincoln
by Joanne Randolph
Part of the Civil War and Reconstruction: Rebellion and Rebuilding series
Many people know Abraham Lincoln as the president who helped end slavery, but there is much more to know about the man that many call the "Great Emancipator." This captivating volume teaches readers about the key role Lincoln and his presidency played in the Civil War. Engaging text and vibrant photographs help readers understand Lincoln's place as a figure in American history. Detailed and stimulating content helps make this book an excellent supplement to the social studies curriculum.
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Battle at Gettysburg
by Joanne Randolph
Part of the Civil War and Reconstruction: Rebellion and Rebuilding series
Many historians believe the Battle of Gettysburg was the most important battle in the Civil War. Readers of this informative volume will learn all about this battle and its part in the Civil War and United States history as a whole. Colorful photographs accompany detailed and engaging text that will hold readers' attention and help them gain knowledge on this important event in American history. Historical subject matter helps reinforce and supports key social studies curriculum.
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