Let's Hideaway in History

Starting Page Numbers

• 10 Introduction
• 12 Earliest Peoples
• 14 The Sumerians & the Jews
• 16 Hammurabi & the Babylonians
• 18 The Israelites
• 20 Egypt & the Nile
• 22 Egyption Hieroglyphs
• 24 Egyption Pharaohs
• 26 Egyption Mummies
• 28 Israelites Start a New Nation
• 30 India's Early Culture
• 32 China's Early Culture
• 34 Africa's Early Culture
• 36 The Phoenicians
• 38 The Assyrians & Babylonians
• 40 The Medes & Persians
• 42 Israelite Judges, Kings & Exiles
• 44 Mycenaeans & Early Greeks
• 46 Sparta & Athens
• 48 Wars of the Greeks
• 50 Alexander th Great
• 52 Roman Beginnings
• 54 The Roman Empire
• 56 Life in Ancient Rome
• 58 Gladiators
• 60 Caesar Aygustus
• 62 Beginnings of Christianity
• 64 First Emperors after Augustus
• 66 Nero and the Five Good Emperors
• 68 Barbarians and the Fall of Rome
• 70 Early Days in Britain
• 72 The Celts
• 74 REVIEW
• 76 Medieval Christianity
• 78 The Byzantine Empire & Constantinople
• 80 Take a Trip on the Silk Road
• 82 Rise of Islam
• 84 Kingdom of the Franks
• 86 Great King Charlemange
• 88 Arrival of the Norseman
• 90 Viking Life
• 92 First Kings of England
• 94 Life in Castles
• 96 A New Kind of King
• 98 Knights & Chivalry
• 100 The Crusades
• 102 The Plague
• 104 France & England at War
• 106 War of the Roses
• 108 Great Dynasties of China
• 110 The Samurai
• 111 The Mongol Horde
• 113 Marco Polo Explores the East
• 114 The First Russians
• 116 The Ottoman Empire
• 118 A Stop in Africa & India
• 120 REVIEW
• 122 Explorers Head Around the World
• 124 Spain Explores the New World
• 126 France Explores the New World Shores
• 128 Early Colonists
• 130 The Renaissance
• 132 The Printing Press
• 134 Martin Luther & the Reformation
• 136 The Holy Roman Empire
• 138 The Riches of Spain
• 140 England's Great Queen Elizabeth
• 142 Listening to Shakespeare
• 150 James' England Colonizes America
• 152 Piracy
• 154 Isolation in Japan
• 156 The British Raj in India
• 158 James Cook Explores the Pacific
• 159 Slavery
• 160 The Thity Years' War
• 162 Bad Times in England
• 164 Conflict in the New World
• 166 Peter the Great's New Russia
• 168 Germany and the Rise of Prussia
• 169 Decline of the Otoman Empirer
• 170 Catherine the Great of Russia
• 172 Colonial Llife in the Americas
• 174 The American Colonies Revolt
• 176 A Whole New Country
• 178 Lewis & Clark's Journey
• 179 The Sun King
• 180 The French Revolution
• 182 Napoleon Bonaparte
• 184 REVIEW
• 186 China's Last Dynasty
• 187 World Changing Ideas
• 188 Steam & Coal Run New Machines
• 190 A Whole New Way to Farm
• 192 Industrial Cities & Factories
• 194 Making Steel
• 196 The Telegraph Connects the World
• 198 A New Way of Making Clothes
• 200 The Slave Trade Ends
• 201 Free at Last in America
• 202 Gold and More Gold
• 203 Western Boomtowns & Gunfights
• 204 The British Empire
• 206 Victorian England
• 208 Victorian Culture
• 210 Electric Light for Everyone
• 212 The American Civil War
• 214 Abraham Lincoln & Reconstruction
• 216 Railroads & Time Zones
• 218 Telephones & Telephone Books
• 220 Irish Potato Famine
• 222 Immigrants in America
• 224 Big Cities
• 226 World's Fair
• 228 Meiji Restoration
• 229 Austrailia
• 230 Last Czars in Russia
• 231 The Spanish-American War
• 232 Wagons & Homesteads
• 234 Life in the West
• 236 Captains of Industry
• 238 Disasters Lead to Safety Measures
• 240 Electric Railways & Subways
• 241 Newfangled Cars & Factories by Ford
• 242 A New China
• 244 A Fateful Assassination
• 246 Technology of the Great War
• 248 The Spanish Flu Epidemic
• 249 The Russian Revolution
• 250 The End of "The War to End All Wars"
• 252 The Great Crash & The Great Depression
• 254 The Second World War Begins
• 256 Tricks & Deception in War
• 258 Holocaustst & Hitler
• 260 D-Day & the invasion of France
• 262 The "A" Bomb & the End of the War
• 263 After Effects of the War
• 264 Trouble in the Middle East
• 265 The Cold War
• 266 The 1950's
• 268 The Space Race
• 270 The 1960's & John F. Kennedy
• 272 The Civil Right Movement
• 274 The End of the Cold War
• 275 Computers, Internet & Communications
• 276 REVIEW