Christopher Collier Books

The Drama of American History Set 4
The rise of the cities 1820 1920
The rise of the cities 1820 1920

By Christopher Collier

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Discusses the urbanization of the U.S., the political corruption and other problems associated with this process, and attempts to institute reforms.

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Indians Cowboys and Farmers
Indians Cowboys and Farmers

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The U.S. Enters the World Stage
Progressivism Depression New Deal 1901 1941 The Drama of American History
The Story of Science Set
The Story of Science Set

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Drama of American History United States in World War 2 1941 1945 United States in the Cold War 1945 1989 Middle Road American Politics 1945 2000 chan
The United States in World War II 1941 1945
The United States in World War II 1941 1945

By Christopher Collier

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A history of the United States in World War II showing the positive outcomes and the changes in defense and foreign policy.

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The United States in the Cold War 1945 1989 Drama of American History
The middle road
The middle road

By Christopher Collier

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Discusses the politics in the United States from 1945-2000.

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