statistics

Examines Civil War America from 1850 to 1875, providing information about its natural history and geography, Native Americans, the economy and population, government and Reconstruction, and pre-and post-war culture.

Contains more than two thousand graphs, charts, maps, and other visuals, providing facts and figures on a variety of topics, including health and nutrition, science and technology, business, sports, and several others.

Presents thousands of facts and statistics about a wide variety of subjects, such as economy and business, personalities and entertainment, world nations, U.S. cities and states, history, population, sports, and science, and includes consumer information, a review of 2003, and a color section of world maps and flags.

Contains thousands of facts, statistics, and trivia on a variety of subjects, such as science, economics, sports, arts, and media; and includes information on the 2012 Olympic Games, records and results, and 2012 presidential results and photographs of the top stories of the year.

Offers opposing perspectives on the usefulness of the U.S. census, how accurately it represents the country's population, specifically regarding counts of college students, minorities, and same-sex couples, and possible reforms.

Relies on charts, graphs, maps, and illustrations to present information about world issues such as health and nutrition, politics and government, drugs and crime, money, science, sports, and education.

Text and color graphs and charts describe changes in health, safety, welfare, and environmental and social conditions since 1900.

Contains thousands of facts, statistics, and trivia on a variety of subjects, such as science, economics, sports, arts, and media.

Presents the 2005 World Almanac featuring entries such as the top ten news stories and newsmakers of 2004, statistical reports, noted personalities and entertainment, facts in science and sports as well as nations of the world.

Contains thousands of facts and statistics on a variety of subjects, such as science, economics, sports, arts, and media; and includes information on the 2008 Beijing Olympics and presidential election.