History: Books/Oboler Library

This ten-volume dictionary contains articles on a wide range of topics in America history, such as political, social, cultural, military history, and more. Volumes one to eight contain the articles. Volume nine is made up of maps and primary documents. Volume ten has a learning guide and a cumulative index to the entire collection.

This dictionary is comprised of short articles on important documents in world history, particularly American and European history. The articles included information on the composition of these documents, their importance to world history, and general facts.

If you are interested in U.S. pop culture, this book will help you learn about the country's most popular television programs, actors, actresses, musicians, athletes, trends, novels, etc. It will connect you to other sources that expound on the topics in question.

This concise dictionary contains articles on important people, places, events, concepts, and ideas in world history from ancient times to the present.

This two-volume encyclopedia consists of articles on important historiographers, along with articles on different schools of thought in history, including social, cultural, political, art, and demographic history, among others, as well as the histories of science, medicine, and technology. A cumulative index can be found in volume two.

This five-volume set contains thousands of charts, graphs, and tables that cover the population (volume one), work and welfare (volume two), economic structure and performance (volume three), economic sectors (volume four), and governance and international relations (volume five). Each volume contains a cumulative index.

This two-volume collection of historical United States statistics contains tables on transportation, vital statistics, immigration, agriculture, and more. Includes multiple indexes.

This three-volume set includes text, maps, and illustrations presenting the history of the world from 4,000,000 BC to 1997. v. 1. Prehistory and the ancient world -- v. 2. The medieval and early modern world -- v. 3. The modern world.

This atlas contains hundred of maps showing the linguistic, cultural, agricultural, demographic, and political history of the world from the end of the Ice Age to the present. A glossary and an index of place names can be found at the end of the book.