Series of books about social studies and history from Morgan Reynolds Publishing

Champion of Freedom This on-going biography series reveals the life stories, in the context of their times, of the women and men who committed themselves to the ideal of human freedom at great personal cost. Whether it’s working to free their country from foreign oppressors, or to escape the grip of domestic dictators, these life stories will inspire a new generation of readers.
World Religions and Beliefs Religious beliefs play a prominent role in modern society. These four books objectively explore the sources of each religion, as well as the biographies of their founders and the challenges each religion faces in today’s world. In addition to Christianity and Islam, other faiths, such as Buddhism and Hinduism,are thoroughly examined.
Political Profiles These profiles examine the lives and works of some of America’s most prominent political figures.
Business Leaders Students today face uncertain economic futures. Stories of how others took charge of their lives and built businesses will inspire and instruct. These biographies will also be used in economics and social studies classes as an intriguing, fun way to complement classroom instruction.
American Workers The rapid industrial development that the United States experienced after the Civil War made some people incredibly wealthy. But many thousands more found themselves forced to work in giant factories, mines, and textile sweatshops.
The Story of Mexico The history of the United States and Mexico has been intertwined since the founding of the first European colonies. This sometimes volatile relationship continues today with the current debate over immigration, free trade, and other controversial issues. The Story of Mexico brings to life the dramatic events and fascinating characters that created modern Mexico, and provides insight on how this proud country may develop in decades to come. These four new books continue the history of Mexico as well as the life story of Emiliano Zapata, one of Mexico’s most colorful figures.
Civil Rights Leaders While some of the leaders of the civil rights movement have entered the pantheon of American heroes, others have yet to receive their due recognition. This continuing series combines biographies of the lesser known with the more famous, and provides young adult readers a more thorough appreciation of the committed champions for social justice.
Civil Rights Movement Four new additions to this highly-praised on-going series detail aspects of the Civil Rights Movement from both the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
World Leaders The World Leaders series includes biographies of a diverse group of powerful individuals. Some of these figures dominated their own countries or conquered huge sections of the globe; others never attained full political power but left a lasting influence.
Social Critics and Reformers These dedicated and often flamboyant activists spent their lives working to make the U.S. more equitable for everyone.
Women Adventurers Over the centuries, certain women resisted the pressure to live the narrow lives dictated to them by society. This continuing series captures their stories.
European Queens European Queens tell the exciting, sometimes tragic, life stories of some of Europe’s most famous queens.
Founders of the Republic Founders of the Republic focuses on the life stories of some of the most critical figures in the establishment of the United States.
Civil War Generals The history of the American Civil War has often been told, but these full-color, 100+ page biographies take an in-depth look at the major generals on both sides. Their life stories are placed in the military and political context of that bloody, tragic conflict, and are sure to inform and intrigue students of U.S. history, as well as general readers.
20th Century Leaders These biographies of presidents, cabinet secretaries, and civil rights activists introduce young readers to some of the most vital people in American history.
Profiles in Fashion Examines the lives and works of five of America’s most talented designers. The biographies explore early influences in the lives of these designers as well as the challenges each faced on the way to runway and retail fame and fortune.
Supreme Court Justices This on-going biography series reveals the lives and the philosophies of
the men and women who have served on the highest judicial body in the United States.
World History Each beautifully illustrated title in this on-going series contains rich historical narratives, maps, timelines, glossaries, source notes, and bibliographies.
Profiles in Economics Examines the lives and works of four of history’s most influential economists: Adam Smith, John Maynard Keynes, Milton Friedman, and Karl Marx. Each title details how the subject’s life and experiences shaped their theories, and how those theories influenced society and how we think of economics today.