The 1990s From the Persian Gulf War to Y2K

Author Stephen Feinstein describes the triumphs, tragedies, fads, and fashions of the 1990s. From the O.J. Simpson trial to the explosion of the World Wide Web, Feinstein examines the people and events that made the 1990s one of the most unique times in U.S. history.

* Reviews *

Engaging original color photographs accompanied by simple, clearly stated facts add to the usefulness of this revised decades series. Students will be drawn to the eye-catching covers exploring the various people featured and concluding with a timeline found at the end of each volume. Significant facts for each of those decade years are found in the timeline. Students can easily peruse the volumes, maneuvering through the subject-driven chapters. The chapters begin with an editorial-like set of statements that propel students to explore the chapters subject. While each specific subject is not treated in-depth it does give enough information to capture the essence of the topic. Each date-specific sidebar, found alongside many of the photographs, allows the reader to take a more personal look at that photograph. Sub-headings are bolded and can be easily found in the index using a key word search. In addition, numbered pages contain the subject alongside that page number making it easy for the reader to remember which subject they are researching. A comprehensive index, further readings, and Internet addresses can be found in each series volume. The series is a valuable resource that can be used in the schools library or by the teacher in the classroom. Recommended., Library Media Connection October 2006
RL
Grades
5-6
IL
Grades
5-12+
GRL
Z
Details:
Product type: Library Bound Book
ISBN: 978-0-7660-2639-1
Author: Stephen Feinstein
Copyright: 2006
Reading Level: Grades 5-6
Interest Level: Grades 5-12+
GRL: Z
Dewey: 973.92
Pages: 64
Dimensions: 7 1/2" x 9"