... to sneak them in the text books, but the publishers wouldn’t allow him. The book highlights major battles of the American Revolution, but adds corky stories that allows the reader to relate to the Revolution instead of just trying to memorize dates and names. This is definitely a great book to read aloud to a class while studying the ...

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... From A to Z is full of good details that will both reinforce concepts about the Revolution, as well as expand the knowledge my students already have. I'm not sure whose decision it was -- the author, ... topic to share, without making the reader feel either overwhelmed or under-informed. The American Revolution From A to Z will be a great addition to other Revolutionary War picture books I' ...

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Termed the Second American Revolution, the War of 1812 had a major impact on American life. Take a look at the timeline of events that took place during this ordeal that involved President James Madison fleeing from the White House. The Second American Revolution originally appeared on About.com American History on Friday, November 13th, 2009 at 00:00:44.