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Cowboys are not new characters. They're shown even in cartoons and other kid-friendly movies. But the true cowboys of America have an undeniably interesting story. In this history book, we're going to recall some of the more important events that surrounded the cowboys a long time ago. What valuable lessons will you learn from this book? It’s time to find out!

History books tell us that certain events happened and leaders were involved. However, this history book will tell us the outcomes of the Industrial Revolution that can still be felt today. The steam engine and transportation are only some of the legacies of the IR. Would you like to know more? Then listen to this book today!

Yes, you live in the present, so why should you be bothered by the events of the past? The reason is because history helps us to understand people and societies. We have to match historical data to evaluate or confirm that life on the frontier is better today than it was in the past. There are other reasons to study history. What’s your reason not to?

In this book, we’re going to continue our discussion of the Great Depression, but with focus on President Roosevelt’s First and Second New Deals. What were these deals? What did they entail, and how did the economy benefit from them? Open this book to listen about the answers today!

The Native Americans went to war, too. They did so to protect their lands. When you hear about history, you get to understand why wars happened, and what can be done to prevent them from happening again today and in the future. You see things from a different perspective, because you are at a different era than the characters in historical books. What will you learn from this history book?

The Plymouth Colony is one of the most successful colonies established by the English when they arrived in North America. Learn some facts about the Plymouth Colony by listening to this book for third graders. Learning should be done in a self-paced manner, because all learners have their own strengths and weaknesses. Find out what your child’s best manner of absorption is. Use this book today!

How did the US get to its state today? The past will reveal the decisions leaders made and how they affected the people. Some of those decisions have even created ripples that react the modern times. For this history book, the focus will only on from 1820 to 1850. Breeze through those 30 years within a few minutes. Grab a copy now.

Finally, the American Revolution came to an end in Yorktown. This educational book aims to walk your fourth grader through the Battle of Yorktown and the victory there....

It is very important that you know the Bill of Rights to be protected against civil and/or criminal neglect. You probably don't want to browse the entire constitution looking for the section on the Bill of Rights, that’s why this book is much more preferred. Learn to study on your own pace and conditions. Secure a copy now.

Take a step back in time and discover life in colonial America. More particularly, learn about the Albany Congress and the union of the colonies. What was the main purpose of the Albany Congress? Which colonial governments were involved? Every fact you learn adds a piece of puzzle that completes the history of how America came to be. Grab a copy today.

Life became much more difficult for African Americans in the 1890. They were treated really unfairly, and this difference in treatment has become very obvious. Luckily, there were African American leaders who decided to fight for equality. Listening to this educational book will also help your child identify the problems Africans, Asians, Mexicans, and Native Americans faced, too. Grab a copy today.

The US Revolutionary Period had a significant effect on the course of history. This educational book analyzes the events that led to the outbreak of revolution. In particular, there’s Pontiac’s Rebellion and the Proclamation of 1763. This topic will be discussed in school, because it’s part of the curriculum. Grab a copy today.

At the end of this audiobook, you should have all the information you need to successfully construct a timeline of the American Revolutionary War Era. A timeline will help you to better see how and why the revolutionary war took place. Examine its beginnings and its end. Know the key personalities involved in every historic part of the timeline.

In an effort to quell rebellion and at the same time boost the king’s coffers, the Townshend Acts was introduced to the colonies. Little did the British Parliament know that the said Acts would make the colonists angrier. Listen about the effects of the Acts and how they led to the Boston Massacre. Do you think the colonists’ response was justifiable? Did the British underestimate the colonists?

How would you like to meet George Washington? He may have died centuries ago, but his legacies still live on. Learning about influential people of the past will help you to better understand the present and anticipate what might happen in the future. People like George Washington made exemplary contributions that helped shape the world.

You’ll be learning about Benjamin Franklin in this book and his approach to governance. You will also listen to the major events that happened during his presidency as well as his contributions to them. Learning about history shouldn’t be boring. With age-appropriate and edutaining books like this, history can be fun!

It was common knowledge that when the American Revolutionary War started, the colonists were going up against a large and mighty navy. But that knowledge didn’t stop them from defending their freedom with just a few ships. In this book, you will read about how the Continental Navy was born.

The American Revolutionary War lasted for eight years. It is an important event in the history of the United States, which can be divided into specific timelines. In this book, you will learn about the three major battles which happened in Ticonderoga, Savannah, and King’s Mountain. Get to know the personalities who contributed to these battles and find out which side won in each.

How was the US constitution created? What are the features of the US constitution? Using the information included in this book, your fourth grader will be able to discuss the federal system of government, the three branches of government, and the concept of separation of powers. There will also be a discussion on the safeguards of the federal system like checks and balances and the ability to amend and veto power.

Here lies the big question on territory that once plagued the Native American Indians. Are their reservations part of the US? Let’s explore the answer in this history book for fourth graders. An additional learning resource will come in handy for kids who prefer an exciting alternative to text-dominated, black-and-white books.