The United States Before the Civil War
Series A True Book By Kaavonia Hinton
Edition
Series A True Book By Kaavonia Hinton
Hardcover edition
Publisher Scholastic Imprint Scholastic Press ISBN9781546136316
The United States Before the Civil War
26.02
SKU
9781546136316J
A fascinating series that examines the causes and consequences of one of the deadliest conflicts in our country’s history.
America in the years leading up to the Civil War was more like two countries than one. The North had an industrial economy and the South had a farming economy. By 1804, slavery had been outlawed in the North but the Southern economy was still wholly dependent upon the labor of enslaved workers. As the country grew, so did tensions between the two regions. Read all about the era that culminated in the greatest threat to our nation.
America in the years leading up to the Civil War was more like two countries than one. The North had an industrial economy and the South had a farming economy. By 1804, slavery had been outlawed in the North but the Southern economy was still wholly dependent upon the labor of enslaved workers. As the country grew, so did tensions between the two regions. Read all about the era that culminated in the greatest threat to our nation.
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Instructional Nonfiction History Grades 3-5
Instructional Nonfiction History Grades 3-5
Instructional Nonfiction History Grades 3-5
For Grades 3-5
This collection of 12 nonfiction books brings history to life with high-interest topics, colorful illustrations, and engaging storytelling. Covering cultures, events, people, and discoveries, these books support curriculum learning while sparking curiosity about the past.
12 books per Year
$312.24 per Year
Interests
Biographies, Nonfiction
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