Arcadia Public Library

Presents an introduction to the Inuit peoples.

A brief history of the Georgia colony discusses the colony's indigenous peoples, exploration and settlement by Europeans, daily life, and Revolutionary War experience.

A brief history of the Delaware colony discusses the colony's indigenous peoples, exploration and settlement by Europeans, daily life, and Revolutionary War experience.

A brief history of the Connecticut colony discusses the colony's indigenous peoples, exploration and settlement by Europeans, daily life, and Revolutionary War experience.

Traces the history of Rhode Island from its early founding in 1636 by Roger Williams up to the colony's approval of the U.S. Constitution in 1790.

A brief history of the North Carolina colony discusses the colony's indigenous peoples, exploration and settlement by Europeans, daily life, and Revolutionary War experience.

A brief history of the New Hampshire colony discusses the colony's indigenous peoples, exploration and settlement by Europeans, daily life, and Revolutionary War experience.

An exploration of the Wampanoag Indians, discussing the nation's relationship with settlers, culture, women, housing, and more.

Describes pandemics, including flu, polio, and AIDS, that have occurred in the past, explains how infectious diseases spread, and explores the ways these diseases can be prevented or controlled.

Provides an overview of the ancient societies of the Indus River. The Harappan civilization built a network of pre-planned brick cities connected by roads, and involved in trade with distant lands. Throughout the vast Indian subcontinent, people speaking hundreds of languages refined mathematics and invented chess; they transformed world trade and brought European conquerors eater to profit from India's wealth.