Hill, Jeff

Contains a selection of contemporary narratives and reminiscences that provide varying perspectives on the issue of prohibition in the United States, each with a short introduction.

Presents significant criticism on the works of nine well-known short story writers, and features supplementary biographical and bibliographical information. Includes a portrait of each author, as well as cumulative author, nationality, and title indexes.

Explores the history and effectiveness of the Work Projects Administration of the United States government, and how under Hoover and Roosevelt in the 1930s the WPA helped to find people work in the Great Depression.

Presents an overview of the women's suffrage movement, and explains the development of how women gained the right to vote, including biographies of key figures such Susan B. Anthony and Carrie Catt.

Contains one hundred primary source documents that provide insights into the major aspects of the Holocaust, covering such issues as the rise of the Nazi party in Germany, Kristallnacht, the "Final Solution," resistance movements, and others; and features supplemental background information, a glossary, and a chronology.

Explores eating disorders trends, body image and eating disorders, the relationship between the media and eating disorders, and strategies to curb eating disorders.