Combining over 100 lavish maps with more than 1000 vibrant illustrations and photographs, along with fun, easy-to-read text, The Children`s World Atlas offers young readers a distinctly unique view of their world. Detailed thematic pages give us a complete overview of our place in space, Earth`s habitats, and the human story

Follow a chinook over the Rocky Mountains. Trace the course of Mississipi River from Minnesota to the Gulf of Mexico. Discover where gold is mined and fish are farmed in the United States. Explorer our fascinating nation from Alabama to Wyoming, and find answers to all your questions about US geograthy

Join Susan B.Antony`s fight for voting rights. Follow Sandra Day O`Connor to the US Supreme Court and Sally Ride into space. Find the answer to your questions about the amazing women in American History

This study examines the factors explaining middle class participation in the movement for democratization. It develops a complex argument to explain the participation of different sectors of the middle class in the democracy movement in the mid-1980s incorporating both structural and cultural explanations. Especially concerned was the author with the influence of Confucianism and Christianity and the development of post-materialist values on the political culture of Korea, and how the interaction of different but not necessarily conflicting sets of values has influenced different sectors of the middle class to take action against the authoritarian government and in support of democracy.

David Halberstam

In this book, Clash of Histories in East Asia and Chinese Territorial View and Concept of Ethnic Identity, China’s Northeast Project and the System of Korean History

The Tacheng Region is located in the northwest frontier of China, in the northwest of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region and in the middle region of ili Kazak Autonomous Prefecture

At the low-lying basin in central Xinjiang, there is a place known as the "Land of Flames", where a variety of high-quality grapes is produced, it is Turpan, known as the "the country of grapes"

Shihezi is a newborn city out of the Gobi, backed by Tianshan Mountains to its south, and borders on the Dzungaria Basin to the north

The Qinghai-Tibet train can reach a spee of 100km/hour across a permafrost landscape, 120 km/hour on regular sections, which is currently the fastest speed cross-plateau trains can reach