Showing posts with label civil war. Show all posts
Showing posts with label civil war. Show all posts
January 07, 2014
The Civil War Through Primary Sources review
April 05, 2013
Learn About Booker T. Washington
With skills like farming, carpentry, and sewing, Booker T. Washington believed that blacks could find acceptance in the racist white society of the late 1880s. His school became a leading educator of African Americans, and he became a powerful national figure, advising business owners and even presidents. Though many considered Washington the most important black leader of his time, some other black leaders criticized his accommodating "Uncle Tom" views. In simple language, the McKissacks clarify Booker T. Washington's philosophy, accomplishments, and place in history.
December 06, 2012
"The United States at War" Titles Now Available as eBooks!
We are excited to announce that our series "The United States at War" has now been added to our growing list of eBooks. They can be purchased from all of your favorite eBook retailers including:
Library editions of "The United States at War" series are available from Enslow Publishers or your preferred vendor.
This series provides an interesting look at American wars through well-researched text, vivid color and black-and-white photographs, and detailed maps. Young readers will not only learn about the important battles and military leaders, but what life was like on the home front for women and children, and the legacy these wars have today.
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