Eyewitness to History - Set of 2

Eyewitness to History - Set of 2
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    Format: Reinforced Hardcover
    Publisher: Gareth Stevens
    Series: Eyewitness to History
    Ages: 10 to 11
    Size: 6½ X 9¼
    Total Pages: 32
    For Grades: 4 to 5
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    Inside- Eyewitness to History

    History comes alive when readers see through the eyes of those who experienced it. This series presents historic figures and the times in which they lived using primary source material. As "eyewitnesses to history," these fascinating people had invaluable insight into certain historic events. In these books, the words of Abigail Adams and Franklin D. Roosevelt offer glimpses into their remarkable lives and perceptive commentary on the issues of their time.

    • "Eyewitness" accounts of historical events and primary sources lend a valuable perspective to the elementary social studies curriculum
    • Each spread features both a fact box and a sidebar for further information
    • Graphic organizers summarize essential information
    • Historical artwork and photographs aid in understanding of time period

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    Abigail Adams

    Abigail Adams holds an honored place in American history, not only for being a First Lady of the United States, but for the invaluable letters she left behind. Through her writings, people today can experience what it was like to be a woman, a mother, and an American in the early days of the United States. This fascinating look at Abigail's life uses primary sources to expose the wit, intelligence, and opinions of this early advocate for woman's rights.


    Franklin D. Roosevelt

    Franklin D. Roosevelt was one of the most powerful and popular US presidents. He was the only one to serve 12 years and was elected four times. As the leader of the nation, he saw the country through an economic depression and World War II. Through primary sources, personal and political writings, and quotations, readers will become familiar with the man behind the famous name, from his early life to his momentous presidency. This book is a unique way to examine US history in the early twentieth century through the biography of one remarkable man.