Reference Library of Hispanic America

Reference Library of Hispanic America
4 Deluxe Volumes

The 4-volume Reference Library of Hispanic America is based on the Hispanic American Almanac and is a superb resource for learning the history and accomplishments of Hispanic Americans. This reference series describes all major aspects of the culture and civilization of Hispanics living in the United States. Subject-specific chapters cover topics such as women, religion, literature, landmarks, art, business and more. Other value-added features include photos, a glossary, a bibliography, and a general subject index. This is an ideal resources for multicultural lesson plans on Hispanic Americans.

Topics: Hispanic Diversity - Cuba and Puerto Rico - The Hispanic American Family - Outstanding Hispanic Women - The Mexico Lindo Generation - Religion - Hispanic American Organizations - Hispanic, Latino Art - Sports - Science - Spanish America - Indigenous Caribbean and Mexican Populations - Famous Hispanic Americans.

Volume I: Chronology - Historical Overview - Spanish Explorers and Colonizers - Significant Documents - Historic Landmarks - The Institution of The Hispanic Family -
Volume II: Relations with Spain and Spanish America - Population Growth and Distribution - Language - The "Mexico Lindo" Generation
Volume III: Law and Politics - Education - Business - Labor and Employment - Outstanding Hispanic Women - Religion - Organizations - Scholarship - Literature - Art
Volume IV: Theater - Films - Music - Media - Science - Sports - Prominent Hispanics

Details: 4 Deluxe Hardcover Volumes, Appendix, Bibliography, Glossary, Index Approximately 1000 pages - Edited by Nicholas Kanellos ISBN# 0-7876-7638-1 / 0787676381 - Weight: 12 pounds

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