Books with title Music in the Civil War

Students learn about the people, places, and issues of the worlds past through the multicurricular activities in language arts, social studies, science, math, and the arts. Each book contains 27 topics grouped into three units. Each topic provides five multicurricular activities. In addition, an introductory activity and an open-ended culminating activity are offered for each of the units. The Civil War: States Rights, the Economy, the Missouri Compromise, John Brown, Clara Barton, Frederick Douglass, Antietam, Gettysburg, Medical Practices, and more.

SUBJECTUnited States -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865 -- Juvenile fictionCONTENTSCHAPTERPAGEI.Collecting a Bill by Force of Arms15II.Revelations of a Young Guardsman27III.Something about the Lyon Families39IV.The Day's March of the Squadron52V.The Leader of the Scouting-Party64VI.A Very Obstinate Prisoner Captured76VII.Preparing for Active Operations88VIII.The Action by the Railroad Bridge100IX.An Encounter with the Enemy's Scouts112X.The Battle Begun at the Cross-Roads124XI.A Desperate Charge on Both Sides137XII.The Young Hero of the Battle149XIII.The Perplexing Movements of the Enemy161XIV.A Long Wait for the Enemy173XV.The American Flag on the Bridge185XVI.The Explosion on the Bridge197XVII.The Confusion of the Day Explained209XVIII.Introducing Mr. Brown Kipps221XIX.The Conspiracy on the Bridge234XX.The Operations of the Bridge-burners246XXI.A New Disposition of the Forces258XXII.A Desperate Deed Contemplated270XXIII.The Skirmish on the Hill Road282XXIV.Captain Dingfield's Strategy294XXV.Sundry Flank Movements Arranged306XXVI.The Enemy's Battle with the Mud318XXVII.At the Camp-Fire near the Road330XXVIII.A Mysterious Disappearance342XXIX.The Riverlawn Cavalry changes Base354XXX.The Magnate of Greeltop's Visit366XXXI.Life Knox on the Mountain Road378XXXII.The Skirmish in the Great Circle390XXXIII.Captain Stinger the Fire-Eater402XXXIV.The Re-enforcement for Plain Hill414XXXV.Surrounded and Totally Defeated426XXXVI.Captain Vinegold of the Guerillas439

This series on the U.S. Civil War provides the basic facts and details of pivotal events in a way that creates a sense of what it was like to be living at that time. The tension and the tumult of the period are evident in the text and images. These books provide solid information in a visually engaging way. This series explores and supports the standards Era 4: Expansion and Reform (1801-1861), and Era 5: Civil War and Reconstruction (1850-1877), as required by the National Standards for History.

In the Civil War, the cavalry referred to soldiers who fought on horseback. They played a part in some of the most significant battles that happened during the war. Readers of this engaging volume will learn all about the Civil War cavalry, including both Confederate and Union leaders. Through this text's discussion of some of the important people and battles of the Civil War, readers will gain a deeper understanding of this important part of history.