Politics and Government Books

What changes did America go through from 1969 to 1981? We'll know as we go through the contents of this book. In particular, this book will discuss the political climate during the three administrations. Take into consideration the evolving culture and...

After America gained its independence, it needed to establish its own government. This book discusses in detail the roots of the US government from Ancient Greece to Shays Rebellion. Examine details of how the Founding Fathers influenced the decision...

It was not all good and merry after the Revolutionary War. The war left a trail of destruction and lives lost. How did the leaders deal with the aftermath of the Revolutionary War? What changes in policies and laws were put into place to ensure that such...

In this book, you will learn about the economic roles of your federal government. In the first chapter, you will read about how the government deals with health, safety and the environment. This is then followed by how the government regulates its...

In another Baby Professor book, you would have learned about your national government. In this book, you are going to learn about your local government. Subtopics will include a discussion on the branches and roles of your local government and how they...

What is the Jacksonian Democracy and how does it differ to the Democracy left by the Greeks? Let's talk about the life and times of US President Andrew Jackson in this biography book for children. This book discusses his early years, military career,...

Let's talk about the president who bought Louisiana - Thomas Jefferson. What was his life prior to being president? How did his life change during his early years in office? Next, read about the significance of the Louisiana Purchase. There is much to be...

Becoming a US citizen is no walk in the park. It comes with responsibilities that you are expected to do and/or follow. But what are these responsibilities? What are your roles? What are your rights as laid out in the Bill of Rights? Do you have to wait...

In this book, you will learn about the branches of local government. Read about the branches of your local community government and what their functions are. At the end of this book, you should be able to create a chart that shows who are the current...

The presidency of James Madison was riddled with wars. The first chapter will focus on his troubled relationship with Native Americans because of the Westward Expansion. Do you think he dealt with them fairly? The second chapter will focus on the War of...

At the end of this book, you will get to understand how important your voice is to shaping public policy. The first chapter explains how public policy is created from a historical and political point of view. It then proceeds with a discussion on how you...

You follow the laws but do you ever wonder if they are fair, or how they were made in the first place? This social studies book covers everything you need to know about the beginnings of laws. The first chapter will talk about the United States Congress...

The United States is a democratic government wherein people elect leaders. In this book, you will be reading about the US Constitution was written and ratified. You will also learn about the three branches of government that must work together to...

Children need to learn about the past in order to better appreciate the present. In this social studies book, your fifth grade will learn to identify and even understand the role of industry and factories in the economic development of the Northeast. Let...

Thomas Jefferson was the third president of the United States. This book will tap into his life and careers before he was president. Then, it will talk about his presidential campaign with special focus on his platform called the Jeffersonian Democracy...

The fourth US president elected into office was James Madison. It was during his term that the War of 1812 took place. Despite that, he went on to serve two terms. In this book, you will read about the presidency of James Madison, how he tried to stay...

Andrew Jackson had a rough childhood. He was an orphan and a self-made man. In this book, read about how he persevered and became president of the United States. Learn about the Jacksonian democracy, what it means and how it affected the decisions of...

Use this book to learn about the two-party system that is practiced in the United States. You will also read about the political party and what it takes to be a member of one. Further, examine the functions of political parties as well as how they are...

It was because of the "Big Stick" policy that the United States slowly became a world power. Read about the big stick foreign policy and Theodore Roosevelt, the man behind it. Also, read about how and why the US build the Panama Canal. What were the US...

In this book, you will learn how America has resolved civil and international conflicts in the past. Remember that the country's history is riddled with wars inside and outside its borders as it worked on establishing itself as a free and independent...

At the end of this book, you should be able to explain the process of the presidential election in the USA. Discuss how presidential candidates are selected and how they go through the process of nominating conventions to general elections. How often are...

Do you understand what it means to be a citizen of your country? In this book, you will understand the legal and moral principles of your citizenship. It also discusses your rights and responsibilities as a citizen of both your state and the US. Be aware...

In this book, you will read about the Indian Removal Act. You will also read about the presidency of Andrew Jackson, the Trail of Tears and the Seminole Wars. With the amount of information in this book, you should be able to make a sound decision as to...

"There can be no more life as usual. We need to live life unusual and get ready for... the adventure of a lifetime!"With her infant in her arms, Henrietta Owens shakes the nation awake with some tough-loving truth about coal, climate...

The news is everywhere 24/7: on television, on laptops and on our phones. It invites us to engage on Twitter, to share on Facebook and to comment on TikTok and Youtube. There are facts, and there are "alternative facts." A news anchor says one thing, and...

A charming rhyming book tailored for toddlers, designed to celebrate the beauty of brown skin through enchanting similes. This whimsical poetry not only captivates young minds but also imparts a powerful message about embracing diversity and loving...

In a world that is becoming more connected and globalized, 21st-century students must have the skills necessary to understand their world and how geography affects them and others.This workbook covers the four social studies disciplines: history,...

Strange things are happening on the White House grounds. What could be causing them? Will it be safe to hold the scheduled peace talks with the Russian President at the White House? A Mole In The White House will get to the bottom of this mystery...

Like every star, a child is here to shine!I Am a Child is a wonderful book to read, and it informs every child about their rights to enjoy their lives to the fullest. The book is an inspiring lyric with colorful illustrations to give hope, love, and...

Learn from the story of Donald Trump, and how he transitioned from a billionaire businessman to president of the United States of America. This reformatted bestseller from Baby Professor features better images and a child-friendlier layout. Go ahead and...

"Little Buddy Goes To Washington" is a heartwarming tale that not only educates young readers about the legislative process but also instills important values such as fairness, courage, and the belief that every voice matters in shaping a brighter future...

The constitution is a big book with big words. So why does a kid have to learn it? The constitution is likened to a manual, which details how the State and the government works. It will also provide the foundation that will help your child understand...

Mr. Clutterbuck's Election is a political satire novel written by Hilaire Belloc and published in 1908. The story revolves around the fictional English town of Hoho, where a parliamentary by-election is about to take place. The main character, Mr...

No Holy Cows is a book desined specifically to uide new entrepreneurs in their journey to creatin a successful enterprise. In the book, the authors - Kiran Bhat & Sekhar Seshan divide the entire process into 9 principles and use interviews with...

IT expert Dr. Deepak Shikarpur and advocate Vaishali Bhagwat, who collaborates with the police in cases relating to cyber-crime have co-authored this book on one of the modern-day menaces that can affect all our lives. The book offers valuable insights...

The Fields of Silver and Gold series brings the past alive. Meet the trailblazers and the pioneers, the first people and the famous explorers, the legends and the everyday heroes that shaped the history, land, and culture of the West. Their powerful...

The population of winter flounder is disappearing in Long Island Sound. As angry fishermen feud with the local power plant to fix blame, the Great Nutmeg State commissions a legendary whaling ship to harpoon the flounders' nemesis: The Great Spotted...

The Fight to Save el Jardin is a warmhearted and enthusiastic story that follows Latinx Council Woman Pepita Morales on her journey to save a beloved community garden from being destroyed. Through her leadership, Pepita teaches children the importance of...

POLITICOS, a play in one act by Paolo Mazzucato, explores the corruption of good intentions with politics and the desire for power. It was first performed in the New Works and New Genres Series at the Organic Theater in Chicago, Illinois, in 1988.In the...

Say the name William Howard Taft, and those who recall him at all will say he was the fat president who got stuck in a tub. But did that even happen? More importantly, how did his need for approval and pleasing others propel him first into a legal...

eric (yes, lowercase e) is politically conservative, morally liberal, and - by his own admission - completely off kilter. These quirks have allowed him to pursue his goal of being the world's preeminent Republican Jewish blogger (www.tygrrrrexpress.com)...

The Interstate Primer And First Reader, written by Ellen M. Cyr and published in 1886, is an educational book designed to teach young children to read and write. The book is divided into two parts: the primer and the first reader. The primer includes the...

Dive into the inspiring world of Mahatma Gandhi with this captivating children's book that brings the story of one of history's greatest peace activists to life. Designed specifically for young readers, this engaging narrative invites children to journey...

"Ronin, where are we?" Nina asked nervously.Ronin walked to the doorway and looked down the hall, hoping to see something familiar. He turns back to Nina with wide eyes. "I think we're lost..."Anyone who's ever felt underrepresented or unheard in the...

Henry B. Gonzalez, the trail-blazing congressman from San Antonio, Texas, overcame great odds to become one of the nation’s most beloved—and sometimes hated—leaders. The son of Mexican-born parents, Gonzales rose through the political...

Election Day (1832) is a historical fiction book published by the American Sunday School Union. The story is set in the United States during the presidential election of 1832. It follows the journey of two young boys, Tom and Harry, who come from...

Labotsibeni Mdluli began the journey for the Kingdom of Eswatini's (formerly Swaziland) independence when she became Ndlovukazi, or queen mother, in 1890. For thirty-two years, she fiercely fought for the rights of the Swati. Labotsibeni stood up against...