Books in The American Social Experience series

Traces the history of the American working experience from the colonial era to the present, describing the lives of farmers, slaves, factory workers, miners, cowboys, child and female laborers, and migrant farmworkers.

A detailed look at the Vietnam War from the point of view of Americans who lived and served throughout the conflict draws on firsthand accounts and contemporary reports to give readers a look at this controversial episode from many perspectives.

Discusses the rise of the Harlem Renaissance in the early twentieth century and the artists responsible for the art, music, theater, prose, and poetry created in that era.

Good paperback. Text contains minor marking. Covers show light edge wear with some rubbing. Previous owner's name on end paper.

Describes public opinion and life in the United States during the Vietnam War.

Shares selections from the writings of men who had experienced slavery, including Frederick Douglass, William Wells Brown, Solomon Northup, and Nat Love

Includes interviews with seventeen Native American teens from different tribes who share their experiences of living between two cultures

A detailed look at the Vietnam War from the point of view of Americans who lived and served throughout the conflict draws on firsthand accounts and contemporary reports to give readers a look at this controversial episode from many perspectives.

A detailed look at the Vietnam War from the point of view of Americans who lived and served throughout the conflict draws on firsthand accounts and contemporary reports to give readers a look at this controversial episode from many perspectives.

A detailed look at the Vietnam War from the point of view of Americans who lived and served throughout the conflict draws on firsthand accounts and contemporary reports to give readers a look at this controversial episode from many perspectives.

Describes the experiences of American naval forces during the Vietnam War.

A detailed look at the Vietnam War from the point of view of Americans who lived and served throughout the conflict draws on firsthand accounts and contemporary reports to give readers a look at this controversial episode from many perspectives.