Edmund Lindop

This book profiles three presidents who dared to follow a moderate course.

Profiles the lives of three presidents who dared to take actions such as establish a Cabinet, found a political party, and deny states' rights to nullify federal laws.

Provides accounts of key events that occurred during the 1950s in the areas of science, technology, transportation, the economy, society, literature, art and architecture, fashion, stage and screen, music, sports and recreation, and war, and includes photographs and primary sources.

Presents the social, political, economic, and technological changes in the United States during the nineteen sixties, including the civil rights movement, the popularization of rock music, and the expedition to the Moon.

Examines American culture and society during the 1920s, and discusses politics, Prohibition, technology, the economy, social changes, literature and the arts, music, sports, and more. Includes a time line, a list of classic books and films from the decade, and instructions for an activity.

Discusses the nine vice-presidents of the United States who became president when the office fell suddenly vacant because of death or resignation.

Examines the causes and effects of the assassination of seven prominent Americans, including the four presidents killed in office and such significant political leaders as Martin Luther King and Robert Kennedy.