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Volume 1 presents the history of space exploration from early stargazers to NASA's Project Apollo.

Presents almost seven hundred entries that cover important events, people, places, and concepts in United States history.

This volume profiles astronauts, scientists, theorists, writers, and spacecraft, such as the International Space Station.

From UXL, an imprint of Thomson Gale, comes this introduction to the authors and illustrators behind graphic novels, which carefully defines and explores the distinction between comic books and graphic novels. Printed in full-color and covering approximately 75 authors and illustrators in detail, this new, three-volume set also includes a cumulative table of contents, words to know, timeline, list of works, and a detailed cumulative general index.

Covering the evolution of the American criminal justice system throughout history, the Crime and Punishment in America Reference Library explores everything from juvenile justice to organized crime. Crime and Punishment in America: Almanac examines key topics, including moral and religious beliefs, economic implications of crime and punishment, penology and reform, changing attitudes towards violence, the death penalty and more.

This volume highlights key activists, politicians, religious leaders, and citizens that have played important roles in cases of prejudice in the world.

This volume highlights key activists, politicians, religious leaders, and citizens that have played important roles in cases of prejudice in the world.

This is a cumulative index for the Crime and Punishment in America Reference Library.

Covers prominent personalities active on the current scene, from entertainment to exploration, from science to sports, from politics to pop culture.