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Examines three controversial issues in Holocaust scholarship, including the decision and policy-making in the Nazi regime that led to the attempt to totally eliminate the Jews; the use of Jewish labor; and the attitudes, motivations, and adaptations of ordinary Germans who carried out Nazi policy at the local level.

This book about the post-World War II baby boom generation explores what it is like and the influence it has had.

Essays provide opinions on minority and discrimination issues, including the extent of discrimination, current state of race relations, evaluation of public policies, and the affect of changing racial demographics on America.

Examines extreme overpopulation and poverty in various parts of Africa, increased mortality rates as a result of the AIDS epidemic, and high birth rates.

Provides descriptions of the lives of "typical Americans" in the eighteenth century.

Maps of states and counties and data files from the 1980 U.S. census explain the geographical patterns of 67 ethnic and racial groups in America.

A collection of newspaper, magazine, and journal articles that examine the population of the United States as represented in the 2000 census, discussing what it is and how it may be developing.

Presents alphabetized profiles of approximately 170 ethnic groups in North America, providing fact files and maps and discussing their histories, geography, arts, culture, and politics, and includes entries on special topics such as anti-immigrant prejudice, the Cold War, and industry and employment.

Colorful photographs allow readers to see the variety of people that call themselves American citizens. This important concept is presented in a way that is both educational and enjoyable.