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America as It Happened: A Moment-By-Moment Journey Through Time, from Prehistory to the Present Day

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America as It Happened: A Moment-By-Moment Journey Through Time, from Prehistory to the Present DayA unique family reference guide to American history, featuring a timeline and newspaper style articles that make you feel as though you are watching history happen! Bonus QR codes link to content from The Washington Post. Experience the events that shaped the United States from earliest times to present day, as if it were all breaking news! Newspaper style features bring history to life from articles reporting events as they unfold to obituaries of

A unique family reference guide to American history, featuring a timeline and newspaper-style articles that make you feel as though you are watching history happen! Bonus QR codes link to content from The Washington Post.

Experience the events that shaped the United States from earliest times to present day, as if it were all breaking news! Newspaper-style features bring history to life--from articles reporting events as they unfold to obituaries of key figures, recipes, inventions, and more. Live through the events that shaped America, including the American Revolution, the Civil War, the Civil Rights movement, and the September 11 attacks.

Experience America's fun and playful side, too, from the invention of bubble gum to the wonderous debut of Mickey Mouse. And learn about some unexpected and lesser-known sides of American history, like teen hero Sybil Ludington's ride during the American Revolution and the Navajo Nation's response to the Covid-19 pandemic. A running timeline and special context boxes support readers' understanding of how episodes in America's past have influenced its present day and its future.

Developed in collaboration with The Washington Post and with QR codes linking to Post podcasts and archival resources, this book is a powerful and compelling commemoration of the 250th birthday of the United States. It is the perfect book to meet this moment in history and bring families together to see how history is unfolding as we watch.

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So good that I am creating a book club for young (teenagers) POC. Very good book that is pro-Black without being anti-Anyone. I love the approach: you can love your race and promote it without also enslaving or attacking others. I am enjoying the read immensely and will be buying other books by the author. It's a really easy read, and arranged in a way that makes it easy to use for lesson planning and discussion.
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Wonderful book if you can't get to the museum. Beautiful photographs and interesting details about the building and the history around the completion.
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