The Encyclopedia Of American Facts Und Dates

In one convenient, user-friendly volume, The Encyclopedia of American Facts and Dates explores more than 1,000 years of American history and popular culture. Covering from the 10th century through the 20th, readers will discover all the details, dates and events from the first Norse explorers in 986 through the end of 1996. Organized in four parallel columns for each year, and chronologically within each column, the book enables readers to see the progression of events in any given field as well as get a picture of all the important events of any year. In addition, the book contains an extensive index that allows readers to find specific entries quickly and easily. With more than 15,000 entries, this unique reference belongs in everyone's home library.

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A one-volume reference listing more than 50,000 significant facts, dates, and events from politics, the arts, the economy, exploration, religion, philosophy, science, human rights, sports, social issues, and more. The information is arranged by timespans so all information is given in its complete historical context. Includes extensive and detailed alphabetical index with proper names, places, and topics.

"What Happened When is a chronologically arranged encyclopedia of the most important events in American history, from 986 A.D. ... to the presidential elections of 1988"--Pref., p. vii.