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Ultimate Guide to the Presidents Power to the People 1824-1849

Six presidents reflect the country's sometimes uneasy transition from old traditions to an expansion of land, influence and opportunity.

The Ultimate Guide to the Presidents A House Divided: 1849-1865

America by the mid-1800s was triple its original size thanks to bold and controversial decisions by Presidents such as Jefferson, Jackson, and Polk. But with new territory came old confrontations.

The Ultimate Guide to the Presidents Executive Retreat: 1865-1901

America after the Civil War was a traumatized country in desperate need of leadership. The President who'd seen the nation through its most divisive conflict was dead, leaving no road map for peace.

The Ultimate Guide to the Presidents Call Of Duty 1899-1921

20th century found a growing chasm between the rich and poor. The country's priorities were changing, as was the Presidency. Since the end of the Civil War, Congress and the deep pockets of Big Industry had dictated the course for the nation.

The Ultimate Guide to the Presidents Changing Of The Guard 1920-1945

America at the beginning of the 20th century found a growing chasm between the rich and poor. The country's priorities were changing, as was the Presidency.

The Ultimate Guide to the Presidents Hail To The Chief 1945-1964

The Ultimate Guide to the Presidents Mantle of Power: 1965-2013

In 1945, at the end of a devastating global war, America emerged as a superpower. The Cold War presented the nation with a new and unprecedented crisis: the threat of nuclear annihilation.

The Ultimate Guide to the Presidents Assume the Position: 1789-1825

The United States of America was a bold invention of enormous risk. An 8-year war of independence, followed by intense political debate produced a government of, by and for the people.

Ultimate Guide to the Presidents Power to the People 1824-1849

Six presidents reflect the country's sometimes uneasy transition from old traditions to an expansion of land, influence and opportunity.

The Ultimate Guide to the Presidents A House Divided: 1849-1865

America by the mid-1800s was triple its original size thanks to bold and controversial decisions by Presidents such as Jefferson, Jackson, and Polk. But with new territory came old confrontations.

The Ultimate Guide to the Presidents Executive Retreat: 1865-1901

America after the Civil War was a traumatized country in desperate need of leadership. The President who'd seen the nation through its most divisive conflict was dead, leaving no road map for peace.

The Ultimate Guide to the Presidents Call Of Duty 1899-1921

20th century found a growing chasm between the rich and poor. The country's priorities were changing, as was the Presidency. Since the end of the Civil War, Congress and the deep pockets of Big Industry had dictated the course for the nation.

The Ultimate Guide to the Presidents Changing Of The Guard 1920-1945

America at the beginning of the 20th century found a growing chasm between the rich and poor. The country's priorities were changing, as was the Presidency.

The Ultimate Guide to the Presidents Hail To The Chief 1945-1964

The Ultimate Guide to the Presidents Mantle of Power: 1965-2013

In 1945, at the end of a devastating global war, America emerged as a superpower. The Cold War presented the nation with a new and unprecedented crisis: the threat of nuclear annihilation.

The Ultimate Guide to the Presidents Assume the Position: 1789-1825

The United States of America was a bold invention of enormous risk. An 8-year war of independence, followed by intense political debate produced a government of, by and for the people.

Ultimate Guide to the Presidents Power to the People 1824-1849

Six presidents reflect the country's sometimes uneasy transition from old traditions to an expansion of land, influence and opportunity.

The Ultimate Guide to the Presidents A House Divided: 1849-1865

America by the mid-1800s was triple its original size thanks to bold and controversial decisions by Presidents such as Jefferson, Jackson, and Polk. But with new territory came old confrontations.

The Ultimate Guide to the Presidents Executive Retreat: 1865-1901

America after the Civil War was a traumatized country in desperate need of leadership. The President who'd seen the nation through its most divisive conflict was dead, leaving no road map for peace.