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  • Pop Culture versus Real America
    Pop Culture versus Real America

    U.S. television and cinema promote images of Americans that are … well … wrong! Pop Culture versus Real America will contrast those pop culture images with profiles of real Americans in every walk of life. 

  • USA Education In Brief
    USA Education In Brief

    USA Education in Brief covers the development of the public school movement, beginning with "common school," (the iconic little red schoolhouse) in the 18th century, through the Land-Grant university movement to the G.I. Bill of Rights and the civil rights movement which expanded educational opportunity to all U.S. citizens.  

  • USA History in Brief
    USA History in Brief

    The first title in the new "In Brief" series, this publication summarizes in a few thousand words the history of how the United States was founded and the forces and events that shaped the dynamic and varied country that it has become today. 

  • Sketchbook USA
    Sketchbook USA

    Sketchbook USA lavishly illustrates many aspects of American life. These excerpts depict Americans at work, at play, and engaging in civic activities. 

  • USA Literature in Brief
    USA Literature in Brief

    USA Literature in Brief pinpoints and describes the contributions to American literature of some of the best-recognized American poets, novelists, philosophers and dramatists from pre-Colonial days through the present. 

  • Free At Last - The U.S. Civil Rights Movement
    Free At Last - The U.S. Civil Rights Movement

    This book recounts how African-American slaves and their descendants struggled to win — both in law and in practice — the civil rights enjoyed by other Americans.  

  • Focus On: Intellectual Property Rights
    Focus On: Intellectual Property Rights

    Essays by government, academic, and industry experts introduce intellectual property rights issues and key concepts -- patents, trademarks, copyrights, trade secrets, and new forms of IP. Articles also explain why countries need effective intellectual property systems, and what governments in each region are doing to enforce IPR.