Eileen Lucas

Until 1957, two worlds existed in Little Rock, Arkansas: one for white Americans and another for African Americans. Whites and blacks went to separate schools, ate at separate restaurants, and even used separate drinking fountains. That year, the U.S. Supreme Court decided to end the laws that kept people apart. Nine black students agreed to attend Little Rock's all-white Central High School. But could they face angry mobs, threats, and violence?...

Explores the history of the United States Postal Service, discussing the processing of mail, postal employees, stamps, and letter writing.

Discusses the treason trial of Aaron Burr, who had served as vice-president under Jefferson and stood accused of trying to start a war between the United States and Spain for his own enrichment.

Discusses the political lives and times of the men who served as United States presidents, their administrations, and the events which occurred during their tenures.