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Daily Life in Ancient Egypt by Don Nardo
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Category: History | Series: Daily Life In | Reading Level: Grade 07
What were ancient Egyptian houses like? How did the ancient Egyptians use slaves? What were the most popular sports? Enter the world of the ancient Egyptians and discover what daily life was really like. Discover what foods were popular, how children were educated, which jobs people did and much more!Au ...Show more
Daily Life in Ancient Greece by Don Nardo
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Category: History | Series: Daily Life In | Reading Level: Grade 07
How did the ancient Greeks worship their gods? What were ancient Greek houses like? Did ancient Greek children go to school? Enter the world of the ancient Greeks and discover what daily life was really like. Discover what foods were popular, how children were educated, which jobs people did and much mo ...Show more
Daily Life in Ancient Rome by Don Nardo
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Category: History | Series: Daily Life In | Reading Level: Grade 07
What did the ancient Romans like to eat? What were houses like in Ancient Rome? How did the Romans worship their gods? Enter the world of Ancient Tome and discover what daily life was really like. Discover what sports were popular, how children were educated, which jobs people did and much more!Australi ...Show more
Daily Life in the Islamic Golden Age by Don Nardo
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Category: History | Series: Daily Life In | Reading Level: Grade 07
Which sports were popular in the Islamic Golden Age? What food did people like to eat? Did children go to school? Enter the world of the Islamic Golden Age and discover what daily life was really like. Discover what homes were like, how people worshipped, which jobs people did and much more!Australian C ...Show more
Exploring the Ancient World: Ancient Greece by Don Nardo; Kathleen Baxter (Contribution by); Timothy J. Griffin (Contribution by); Robert L. McConnell (Contribution by); Georgia Tsouvala (Consultant Editor)
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Category: History | Series: Exploring the Ancient World Ser. | Reading Level: Grade 07
Ancient Greece reached its height between 500 and 300 BCE, with its roots extending far back to the distant past. The civilization became the birthplace of democracy, a government run for and by the people. Brilliant Greek thinkers led a booming growth in science, philosophy, and the arts.Australian Cur ...Show more
Exploring the Ancient World: Mesopotamia by Don Nardo; Kathleen Baxter (Contribution by); Timothy J. Griffin (Contribution by); Robert L. McConnell (Contribution by); Anna Steinhelper (Consultant Editor)
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Category: History | Series: Exploring the Ancient World Ser. | Reading Level: Grade 07
The peoples of ancient Mesopotamia oversaw one of the major cradles of human civilization. The world's first cities and empires grew on the plains of what is now Iraq. Some of the world's first farmers worked land in what historians call the Fertile Crescent.Australian Curriculum: History - Historica ...Show more
Ground Zero: How a Photograph Sent a Message of Hope by Don Nardo
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Category: History | Series: Captured History Ser. | Reading Level: Grade 05-08
The tragic events of September 11, 2001, sent shock waves around the globe that are still felt today. Nearly 3,000 people died in the terrorist attacks and thousands more were injured. On the afternoon of the attacks, three firefighters paused in their rescue work to raise an American flat at Ground Zer ...Show more
Hitler in Paris: How a Photograph Shocked a World at War by Don Nardo; Arnold Krammer (Consultant Editor); Robert L. McConnell (Contribution by)
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Category: History | Series: Captured World History Ser. | Reading Level: Grade 05-08
World War II was in its early days when brutal German dictator Adolf Hitler paid a visit to Paris, the capital of France. Only days before, on June 14, 1940, German soldiers had overrun the city, shocking the world. Hitler now viewed the city's cultural treasures as his own. He posed for a photo in fron ...Show more
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