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Britannica Student Encyclopedia 2010
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نویسندگان: Encyclopædia Britannica
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ISBN (شابک) : 1615353631, 9781615353637
ناشر: Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc.
سال نشر: 2010
تعداد صفحات: 2927
زبان: English
فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود)
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دایره المعارف دانش آموزی بریتانیکا ۲۰۱۰ که سرگرم کننده و آموزنده است، به کودکان دبستانی و راهنمایی کمک می کند تا درک بهتری از دنیای خود پیدا کنند. بیش از 2250 مقاله جذاب منبعی عالی برای کمک به تکالیف، تکالیف و ارضای کنجکاوی یادگیرندگان جوان است. کودکان مطمئناً خود را در 2700 عکس، نمودار و جدول غوطه ور می کنند که به توضیح مفاهیم و موضوعات کمک می کند، همچنین 1200 نقشه و پرچم از سراسر جهان.
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Entertaining and informative, the new 2010 Britannica Student Encyclopedia helps elementary and middle school children gain a better understanding of their world. More than 2,250 captivating articles are the perfect resource for homework help, assignments, and satisfying the curiosity of young learners. Children are sure to immerse themselves in 2,700 photos, charts, and tables that help explain concepts and subjects, as well as 1,200 maps and flags from across the globe.
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Table of Contents Volume 1 A Britannica Student Encyclopedia, Volume 1 How to Use the Britannica Student Encyclopedia A Aardvark Aaron, Hank Abacus Abbreviation Abernathy, Ralph Abidjan Abnaki Abolitionist Movement Aboriginal Peoples Abraham Absaroka Abu Bakr Abu Dhabi Abuja Accra Acid and Base Acid Rain Acne Acropolis Acupuncture Adams, Abigail Adams, Ansel Adams, John Adams, John Quincy Adams, Samuel Adaptation Addams, Jane Addis Ababa Adena Culture Adobe Adolescence Adriatic Sea Advertising Aegean Civilization Aegean Sea Aesop Afghanistan Africa African Americans African National Congress African Union Aging Agriculture AIDS Ailey, Alvin Air Air Force Airplane Airship Akimel O’odham Akmola, Kazakhstan Aksum Alabama Alamo Alaska Albania Albany Albany Congress Albatross Alberta Alchemy Alcott, Louisa May Aleut Alexander the Great Alexander, Lloyd Alexandria Alfred the Great Algae Algeria Algiers Algonquian Algonquin Ali, Muhammad Allegheny Mountains Allen, Ethan Allergy Alligator Allosaurus Alloy Almond Alphabet Alps, The Alzheimer’s Disease Amazon River Amber Ambulance Amendment American Civil War American Indians American Revolution American Sign Language Americas, Exploration and Settlement of the Amman Amoeba Amphibian Amsterdam Amundsen, Roald Anaconda Anasazi Anatomy Andersen, Hans Christian Anderson, Marian Andes Andorra Andorra la Vella Angkor Wat Anglo-Saxon Angola Animal Animal Disease Animal Migration Animals, Extinct Animals, Legendary Animation Ankara Annapolis Ant Antananarivo Antarctica Anteater Antelope Anthem, National Anthony, Susan B. Anthropology Antibiotic Antigua and Barbuda Apache Apartheid Apatosaurus Ape Aphrodite Apia Apollo Appalachian Mountains Appendix Apple Apricot Aquarium Aqueduct Arabian Peninsula Arab-Israeli Wars Arabs Aral Sea Arapaho Arawak Arbor Day Archaeology Archaeopteryx Archery Architecture Arctic Ocean Ares Argentina Arikara Arithmetic Arizona Arkansas Arm Armada, Spanish Armadillo Armenia Armor Armstrong, Lance Armstrong, Louis Armstrong, Neil Army Artemis Arthritis Arthur, Chester Arthur, King Articles of Confederation Artificial Intelligence Arts Arts, Decorative Asante Ash Ashanti Ashe, Arthur Ashgabat Asia Asia Minor Asian Americans Asmara Asparagus Aspen Assassination Assiniboin Astana Asteroid Asthma Astronomy Asunción Athapaskan Athena Athens Athletics Atlanta Atlantic Ocean Atlas Atlas Atmosphere Atom Atsina Attucks, Crispus Augusta Augustus Aurora Austin Australia Austria Automobile Avalanche Avocado Axum Azerbaijan Aztec Volume 2 B Britannica Student Encyclopedia, Volume 2 B Bach, Johann Sebastian Bacteria Badger Baghdad Baha[omitted]i Faith Bahamas, The Bahrain Bairiki Baku Balboa, Vasco Núñez de Balkan Peninsula Ballet Balloon Baltic Sea Bamako Bamboo Banana Bandar Seri Begawan Bangkok Bangladesh Bangui Banjul Bank and Banking Banneker, Benjamin Barbados Bark Barley Barracuda Barton, Clara Base Baseball Basho Basketball Basque Bass Basseterre Bastille Day Bat Baton Rouge Battery Bean Bear Beatles, The Beaver Beckham, David Bee Beet Beethoven, Ludwig van Beetle Beijing Beirut Belarus Belau Belfast Belgium Belgrade Belize Bell, Alexander Graham Bell, Cool Papa Belmopan Benin Bering Sea Berlin Bermuda Bern Berry Bethlehem Bethune, Mary McLeod Bhutan Bible Bicycle Big Tree Bill of Rights Bin Laden, Osama Binoculars Biology Biome Birch Bird Bird, Flightless Bird of Prey Bishkek Bismarck Bison Bissau Bivalve Black Americans Blackbird Blackfoot Black Hawk Black Hills Black Hole Black Sea Blackwell, Elizabeth Blimp Blindness Bloemfontein Blood Blueberry Bluebird Blue Ridge Mountains Blues Blume, Judy Boa Constrictor Boat Bog Bogotá Boise Bolívar, Simón Bolivia Bomb Bombay Bonaparte, Napoleon Bone Bonn Bonobo Book and Bookmaking Boomerang Boone, Daniel Bosnia and Herzegovina Boston Botany Botswana Boxing Boy Scouts Brachiosaurus Bradstreet, Anne Braille Brain Brasília Brass Bratislava Brazil Brazzaville Brick and Tile Bridge Bridgetown British Columbia Bronze Bronze Age Brooks, Gwendolyn Brown, John Brunei Brussels Buchanan, James Bucharest Budapest Buddha Buddhism Buenos Aires Buffalo Buffalo Bill Bujumbura Bulgaria Bunche, Ralph Bunyan, Paul Burkina Faso Burma Burn and Scald Burundi Bush, George Bush, George W. Butterfly and Moth Byzantine Empire Volume 3 C Britannica Student Encyclopedia, Volume 3 C Cabbage Cabot, John Cactus Caddo Caesar, Julius Cairo Calendar California Caliphate Calligraphy Calvin, John Cambodia Camel Camera Cameroon Canada Canada Day Canal Canary Canberra Cancer Canyon Cape Town Cape Verde Capitalism Capital Punishment Car Caracas Cardiff Cardinal Cardiovascular System Carib Caribbean Sea Caribou Carnation Carp Carroll, Lewis Carrot Carson, Kit Carson City Carter, Jimmy Carthage Cartier, Jacques Cartoon Carver, George Washington Caspian Sea Caste Castle Castries Castro, Fidel Cat Catacomb Catapult Caterpillar Catfish Cathedral Catholicism Cattle Cave Cayuga Cedar Cell Celt Cement Censorship Census Centipede and Millipede Central African Republic Central America Ceramics Cereal Cerebral Palsy Ceres Chad Chalk Chameleon Champlain, Samuel de Charlemagne Charles, Ray Charleston Chavez, Cesar Cheetah Chemical Element Chemistry Cherokee Cherry Chestnut Cheyenne Cheyenne Chiang Kai-shek Chicago Chickasaw Chicken Chicken Pox Child Development Chile Chimpanzee China Chinese New Year Chipewyan Chipmunk Chippewa Chisinau Chocolate Choctaw Cholera Cholesterol Christianity Christmas Chromosome Chumash Church Churchill, Winston Cinco de Mayo Circulatory System Circus Citizenship Citrus Fruit City City-State Civilization Civil Rights Civil Rights Movement Civil War, American Civil War, Spanish Clam Classical Music Claw Clay Cleary, Beverly Clemens, Samuel Langhorne Cleopatra Cleveland, Grover Cliff Dwellers Climate Clinton, Bill Clock Clothing Cloud Coal Cobra Cochise Cockroach Cod Cody,William Frederick Coeur d’Alene Cold, Common Cold War Colombia Colombo Colony Color Colorado Colorado River Columbia Columbia River Columbus Columbus, Christopher Comanche Combustion Comet Communication Communism Comoros Compact Disc Compass Computer Conakry Concord Concrete Condensation Confederate States of America Confucius Congo, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Republic of the Congress of the United States Conifer Connecticut Conquistador Conservation Constellation Constitution Continent Continental Congress Continental Drift Cook, James Coolidge, Calvin Copenhagen Copernicus, Nicolaus Coral Coral Snake Cork Corn Coronado, Francisco Cortés, Hernán Cosmetics Costa Rica Côte d’Ivoire Cotonou Cotton Cough Country Country Music Cowbird Coyote Crab Crafts Cranberry Crazy Horse Cree Creek Cricket Cricket Crime Crimea Croatia Crockett, Davy Crocodile Crow Crow Crusades Crustacean Crystal Cuba Cuckoo Cucumber Culture Cumberland Gap Curie Family Cush Custer, George Armstrong Cycling Cypress Cyprus Czar Czechoslovakia Czech Republic Volume 4 D, E Britannica Student Encyclopedia, Volume 4 D Daedalus Dahl, Roald Dahomey Daisy Dakar Dakota Dalai Lama Dallas Dam Damascus Dance Dandelion Daoism Dardanelles Dar es Salaam Darwin, Charles Date Davis, Jefferson Dead Sea Dead Sea Scrolls Deafness Death Death Valley Declaration of Independence Decorative Arts Deer Deere, John De Gaulle, Charles Delaware Delaware Delhi Delphi Delta Demeter Democracy Denmark Dentistry Denver Desert Des Moines De Soto, Hernando Dew Dhaka Diabetes Diana Dias, Bartolomeu Dickens, Charles Dictatorship Digestive System Dike Dili Dinosaur Disability Discrimination Disease, Animal Disease, Human Disney,Walt Diwali Djibouti Djibouti DNA Dog Doha Dolphin Dominica Dominican Republic Donkey Douglass, Frederick Dover Down Syndrome Dragon Dragonfly Drake, Francis Drama Drawing Dred Scott Decision Drought Drug Dublin Du Bois,W.E.B. Duck Duncan, Isadora Dune, Sand Du Sable, Jean-Baptist-Point Dushanbe Dust Bowl E Eagle Ear Earhart, Amelia Earth Earth Day Earthquake Easter Eastern Orthodox Churches East Indies East Timor Echidna Eclipse Ecology Economics Ecosystem Ecuador Edinburgh Edison, Thomas Alva Education Eel Egg Egypt Egypt, Ancient Eiffel Tower Einstein, Albert Eisenhower, Dwight D. Electoral College Electricity Electronic Games Electronics Element Elephant El Greco Elizabeth I Elizabeth II Elk Ellis Island Elm El Salvador Emancipation Proclamation Empire Encephalitis Endangered Species Endocrine System Energy England English Channel Enlightenment Environment Enzyme Eoraptor Epidemic Epilepsy Equator Equatorial Guinea Erie, Lake Erie Canal Eriksson, Leif Eritrea Erosion Eskimo Estonia Ethiopia Etna, Mount Eucalyptus Euoplocephalus Euphrates River Europe European Union Eurydice Evaporation and Condensation Everest, Mount Everglades Evers, Medgar Evolution Exercise Exoskeleton Exploration Extinction Eye Volume 5 F, G Britannica Student Encyclopedia, Volume 5 F Fable Falcon Falkland Islands Famine Fascism Feather Federalist Papers Federated States of Micronesia Ferdinand and Isabella Fermentation Fern Fertile Crescent Festival and Holiday Feudalism Fiber Optics Fibers Fiction Fig Fiji Fillmore, Millard Finch Finland Fir Fire Firefighting Firefly Fish Flag Flamingo Flathead Flea Flood Florida Florida Keys Flower Fly Flying Fish Fog Folk Music Folktale Food and Nutrition Food Chain Food Poisoning Foot Football Force Ford, Gerald R. Forest Fossil Fossil Fuel Fourth of July Fox Fox France Frank Frank, Anne Frankfort Franklin, Benjamin Frederick the Great Freetown Frémont, John Charles French and Indian War French Guiana French Polynesia French Revolution Frog Fruit Fuchsia Fuel Fugitive Slave Acts Fuji, Mount Funafuti Atoll Fungus Fur Trade G Gabon Gaborone Gadsden Purchase Galápagos Islands Galaxy Galileo Gama, Vasco da Gambia, The Gandhi, Indira Gandhi, Mahatma Ganges River Garden Garfield, James A. Gargoyle Garlic Garvey, Marcus Gas, Natural Gecko Gems Genetics Genghis Khan Geography Geology Geometry George III Georgetown Georgia Georgia, Republic of Geranium Gerbil German Measles Germany Geronimo Gestation Ghana Ghana Empire Giant Sequoia Gibbon Gibraltar Ginkgo Giraffe Girl Scouts and Girl Guides Glacier Gladiator Glass Glider Global Warming Globe Goat Gobi Gold Coast Goldfish Gold Rush Golf Goodall, Jane Goose Gorbachev, Mikhail Gorilla Gospel Music Gourd Government Graham, Martha Grain Grammar Grand Canyon Grant, Ulysses S. Grape Grapefruit Graph Grass Grasshopper Grassland Gravity Great Barrier Reef Great Britain Great Depression Great Lakes Great Victoria Desert Great Wall of China Great Zimbabwe Greco, El Greece Greece, Ancient Greek Orthodox Church Greenhouse Effect Greenland Green Revolution Grenada Gretzky,Wayne Grimké, Sarah and Angelina Grimm Brothers Gros Ventre Groundhog Guadeloupe Guam Guatemala Guatemala City Guinea Guinea-Bissau Guinea Pig Gulf of Mexico Gull Gutenberg, Johannes Guyana Gymnastics Gypsy Gyroscope Volume 6 H, I Britannica Student Encyclopedia, Volume 6 H Habitat Hades Hague, The Haida Hair Haiti Halloween Hamilton, Alexander Hamster Hand Hanoi Hansberry, Lorraine Hanukkah Hapsburgs Harare Harbor Harding, Warren G. Harpers Ferry Harrisburg Harrison, Benjamin Harrison, William Henry Hartford Hatshepsut Havana Hawaii Hawk Hawthorn Hayes, Rutherford B. Heart Heat Heather Hedgehog Helena Helicopter Helsinki Hemisphere Hemlock Henry VIII Henry, Patrick Henson, Jim Henson, Matthew Hepatitis Hephaestus Hera Heracles Herb Hercules Hermes Heron Hestia Hiawatha Hibernation Hickory Hidalgo y Costilla, Miguel Hidatsa Hieroglyphics Hillary, Edmund Himalayas Hinduism Hinton, S.E. Hip-Hop Hippopotamus Hiroshima Hispanic Americans History Hitler, Adolf Hobby Ho Chi Minh Hockey, Ice Hohokam Culture Holiday Holland Holly Holocaust Hologram Holy Roman Empire Holy See Homeopathy Homer Honduras Hong Kong Honiara Honolulu Hoof Hoover, Herbert Hopewell Culture Hopi Hormone Horn Horse Hospital Houston Huang He Hudson Bay Hudson’s Bay Company Hughes, Langston Huguenots Human Origins Human Rights Hummingbird Hun Hungary Huron Huron, Lake Hussein, Saddam Hydra Hyena I Ibis Icarus Ice Age Iceberg Ice Hockey Iceland Ice Skating Idaho Iditarod Iguana Iguanodon Illinois Illinois Immigration Immune System Impeachment Imperialism Inca Independence Day India Indiana Indianapolis Indian Ocean Indonesia Indus River Industrial Revolution Industry Indus Valley Civilization Influenza Inquisition Insect Internal-Combustion Engine Internet Intestines Inuit Invention Invertebrate Iowa Iowa Iran Iran-Iraq War Iraq Ireland Ireland, Northern Iris Iron Iron Age Iroquois Irrigation Isabella Isis and Osiris Islam Islamabad Island Israel Istanbul Italy Ivan IV Ivory Coast Ivy Volume 7 J, K, L Britannica Student Encyclopedia, Volume 7 J Jackal Jackson Jackson, Andrew Jackson, Jesse Jaguar Jail Jainism Jakarta Jamaica Jamestown Japan Jazz Jefferson, Thomas Jefferson City Jellyfish Jemison, Mae Jerusalem Jesus Christ Jewelry and Gems Joan of Arc Johnson, Andrew Johnson, Jack Johnson, Lyndon B. Johnson, Magic Jolliet, Louis Jones, John Paul Jordan Jordan, Michael Jordan River Judaism Juneau Juniper Juno Jupiter Jupiter, god K Kabul Kahlo, Frida Kalahari Kampala Kampuchea Kanem-Bornu Empire Kangaroo Kansas Kansas-Nebraska Act Karakoram Range Kathmandu Kaw Kazakhstan Keller, Helen Kennedy, John F. Kentucky Kenya Key, Francis Scott Keys, Florida Khartoum Khwarizmi, Al- Kidney Kiev Kigali Kilimanjaro, Mount King, Martin Luther, Jr. King Arthur Kingfisher King Philip’s War Kingston Kingstown Kinshasa Kiowa Kiribati Kite Klamath and Modoc Knee Knight Knitting Koala Konigsburg, E.L. Kootenai Koran Korea, North Korea, South Korean War Koror Kremlin Krill Kuala Lumpur Ku Klux Klan Kurd Kush Kutenai Kuwait Kuwait Kwakiutl Kwanzaa Kyrgyzstan L Labor Labor Day Labrador Lace Lacrosse Lafayette, Marquis de Lake Lakota Lamprey Landslide Language Lansing Laos La Paz Larch La Salle, Sieur de Laser Latin America Latinos Latitude and Longitude Latvia Laurel Law Leaf League of Nations Lebanon Lee, Robert E. Leg Legislature Legume Leif Eriksson Lemming Lemon Lemur L’Engle, Madeleine Lenin, Vladimir Ilich Lens Leonardo da Vinci Leopard Lesotho Lettuce Levee and Dike Lewis, C.S. Lewis and Clark Expedition Liberia Liberty, Statue of Liberty Bell Library Libreville Libya Lichen Liechtenstein Light Lighthouse Lightning Bug Lilongwe Lily Lima Lime Limestone Lincoln Lincoln, Abraham Lincoln-Douglas Debates Lindbergh, Charles Lion Lisbon Literature Literature for Children Lithuania Little Rock Liver Living Thing Lizard Ljubljana Llama Lobster Locust Loire River Lomé London Loon Loris Los Angeles Louis XVI Louisiana Louisiana Purchase Luanda Lung Lusaka Lusitania Luther, Martin Luxembourg Luxembourg Lyme Disease Lymphatic System Lynx Volume 8 M Britannica Student Encyclopedia, Volume 8 M Macau Macedonia Machine Machu Picchu Madagascar Madison Madison, James Madrid Magazine Magellan, Ferdinand Magic Magna Carta Magnet and Magnetism Magnolia Magpie Mahogany Maine Maize Majuro Makeup Malabo Malaria Malawi Malaysia Malcolm X Maldives Male Malecite Mali Mali Empire Malta Malvinas Mammal Mammoth Managua Manama Manatee Mandan Mandela, Nelson Mango Mangrove Manila Manitoba Manufacturing Maori Mao Zedong Map and Globe Maple Maputo Marathon Marconi, Guglielmo Mardi Gras Marie-Antoinette Marigold Marines Marquette, Jacques Mars Mars, god Marsh Marshall, Thurgood Marshall Islands Marsupial Martial Art Martinique Martyr Mary, Queen of Scots Maryland Maseru Massachuset Massachusetts Massachusetts Bay Colony Massasoit Mastodon and Mammoth Mathematics Matter Mauritania Mauritius Mauryan Empire Maya May Day Mayflower Mays, Willie Mbabane McKinley, Mount McKinley, William Measles Measurement Mecca Medici Family Medicine Mediterranean Sea Meiji Mekong River Melon Memorial Day Memory Meningitis Mental Illness Mercury Mercury, god Meredith, James Mesopotamia Metacom Metal Metamorphosis Meteor and Meteorite Mewuk Mexican War Mexico Mexico, Gulf of Mexico City Michelangelo Michigan Michigan, Lake Micronesia, Federated States of Microscope Midas Middle Ages Middle East Migration, Animal Migration, Human Milky Way Millet Millipede Mimicry Mineral Minerva Mining Mink Minnesota Minoan Civilization Minsk Minuteman Mirage Mirror Missions, Spanish Mississippi Mississippian Culture Mississippi River Missouri Missouri Missouri Compromise Missouri River Miwok Mockingbird Modoc Mogadishu Mohawk Mohegan Mohican Moldova Mole Molecule Mollusk Monaco Monarchy Monet, Claude Money Mongol Empire Mongolia Mongoose Monk Monkey Monomotapa Mononucleosis Monroe, James Monrovia Montana Montenegro Montevideo Montgomery Montpelier Moon Moor Moose Mormon Morocco Moroni Morse Code Moscow Moses Mosque Mosquito Moss Moth Mother Goose Mother Teresa Motion Motorcycle Mott, Lucretia Mound Builder Mountain Mount Olympus Mouse Mouth Movie Mozambique Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus Mughal Empire Muhammad Mumbai Mummy Mumps Muscat Muscle Muse Museum Music Musical Instrument Muskogee Musk-ox Muskrat Mustard Mutation Myanmar Mycenaean Civilization Mythology Volume 9 N, O Britannica Student Encyclopedia, Volume 9 N NAACP Nail and Claw Nairobi Nakota Namibia Napoleon Narcissus Narraganset Nashville Nassau Natchez National Anthem National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) National Park Native Americans, or American Indians Natural Gas Natural Resource Nauru Navajo Navigation Navy Nazi Party N’Djamena Nebraska Nebula Nehru, Jawaharlal Nepal Neptune Neptune, god Nervous System Nest Netherlands, The Nevada New Brunswick New Deal New Delhi, India Newfoundland and Labrador New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New South Wales Newspaper Newton, Isaac New Year’s Day New York New York City New Zealand Nez Percé Niamey Nicaragua Nicholas II Nicosia Niger Nigeria Nightingale Nightingale, Florence Nightshade Nile River Nipmuc Nixon, Richard M. Nobel Prize Nomad Nootka Norman Conquest North America North Atlantic Treaty Organization North Carolina North Dakota Northern Ireland Northern Territory North Korea North Sea Northwest Passage Northwest Territories Norway Nose Nouakchott Nova Scotia Nubia Nuclear Energy Nuku’alofa Numbers and Number Systems Nunavut Nuremberg Trials Nursery Rhyme Nursing Nut Nutrition O Oak Oasis Oats Obesity Ocean Oceania Ocelot Octopus Odin Ohio Ohio River Ojibwa Okefenokee Swamp Oklahoma Oklahoma City Olive Olmec Olympia Olympic Games Olympus, Mount Omaha Oman Oneida Onion Onondaga Ontario Ontario, Lake OPEC Opera Opossum Optics Orange Orangutan Orchestra Orchid Oregon Oregon Trail Organization of American States Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries Orpheus and Eurydice Osage Osceola Osiris Oslo Ostrich Oto Ottawa Otter Ottoman Empire Ouagadougou Oviraptor Owens, Jesse Owl Oyster Ozone Volume 10 P Britannica Student Encyclopedia, Volume 10 P Pacific Ocean Paige, Satchel Paine, Thomas Painting Paiute Pakistan Peru Pet Peter the Great Petroleum Pharaoh Philadelphia Philip, King Philippines Philosophy Phnom Penh Phoenicia Phoenix Phoenix Photography Photosynthesis Physics Picasso, Pablo Pierce, Franklin Pierre Pig Pigeon and Dove Pilgrimage Pima Pine Pineapple Pioneer Life Pirate Pitcher Plant Pizarro, Francisco Plague Planets Plankton Plant Plastic Plate Tectonics Platypus PLO Plum Pluto Pluto, god Plymouth Colony Pneumonia Pocahontas Poetry Poison Poland Polar Exploration Police Polio Political Party Polk, James K. Pollen Pollution Polo, Marco Pomo Pompeii Ponca Ponce de León, Juan Pontiac Pony Express Pope Poplar Poppy Popular Music Porcupine Porpoise Port Port-au-Prince Port Louis Port Moresby Port of Spain Porto-Novo Portugal Poseidon Postal Service Potato Potawatomi Pottery Poultry Powell, Colin Prague Praia Prairie Dog Pregnancy Prehistoric Life Presley, Elvis Pretoria Primate Prince Edward Island Printing Prism Prison Prohibition Prometheus Protective Coloration Protestantism Protist Protozoan Providence Prussia Psychology Pterodactyl Public Health Pueblo Puerto Rico Pulaski, Casimir Puma Pumpkin Purim Puritans Pyongyang Pyramid Pyrenees Python Palau Paleontology Palestine Palestine Liberation Organization Palikir Palm Panama Panama Canal Panama City Pancreas Panda Pandora Panther Papacy Papago Papaya Paper Papua New Guinea Paraguay Paramaribo Parasite Paris Parkinson’s Disease Parks, Rosa Parliament Parrot Family Parsiism Passover Pasteur, Louis Pawnee Payton,Walter Pea Peace Corps Peace Movements Peach Peacock Peanut Pear Peary, Robert E. Pegasus Peking Pelé Pelican Pendulum Penguin Penicillin Penn,William Pennsylvania Peony Pepper Pequot Perseus Persia Persian GulfWar Persian Wars Volume 11 Q, R Britannica Student Encyclopedia, Volume 11 Q Qatar Quaker Quapaw Quarrying Quebec Queensland Quito Qur[omitted]an R Ra Rabat Rabbit and Hare Raccoon Radar Radiation Radio Railroad Rain Rainbow Rain Forest Raleigh Ramadan Rap Raptors Raspberry Rat Rattlesnake Raven Ray Re Reagan, Ronald Reconstruction Recycling Red Cross and Red Crescent Red Sea Redwood Reformation Refugee Reindeer Religion Rembrandt Renaissance Reproductive System Reptile Republic Respiratory System Réunion Revere, Paul Revolution, American Revolution, French Revolution, Russian Reye’s Syndrome Reykjavík Rhinoceros Rhode Island Rhododendron Rhubarb Rice Richmond Ride, Sally Riga Ring of Fire Rio de Janeiro River Rivera, Diego Riyadh Road Roadrunner Robin Robinson, Jackie Robot Rock Rocket Rock Music Rocky Mountains Rodent Roller Skating Rom Roman Catholicism Romania Roman Numerals Rome Rome, Ancient Roosevelt, Eleanor Roosevelt, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Theodore Root Rose Roseau Rosh Hashana Ross, Betsy Rowling, J.K. Rubella Rudolph, Wilma Rug and Carpet Rugby Russia Russian Revolution Ruth, Babe Rwanda Rye Volume 12 S Britannica Student Encyclopedia, Volume 12 S Sacagawea Sacramento Sadat, Anwar el- Saddam Hussein Safety Sahara Saint Saint Augustine Saint George’s Saint John’s Saint Kitts and Nevis Saint Lawrence River and Seaway Saint Lucia Saint Patrick’s Day Saint Paul Saint Petersburg Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Salamander Salem Salem Witch Trials Salish Salk, Jonas Salmon Salt Lake City Samoa Samurai Sanaa Sand Sand Dune San José San Juan San Marino San Salvador Santa Claus Santa Fe Santa Fe Trail Santiago Santo Domingo São Paulo São Tomé São Tomé and Príncipe Sarajevo Sarcee SARS Saskatchewan Satellite Saturn Saudi Arabia Sauk Sault Sainte Marie Canals Scald Scarlet Fever Schulz, Charles Science Science Fiction Scorpion Scotland Scouting Sculpture Sea Anemone Sea Horse Seal Sea Serpent Sea Snake Season Seed Seminole Sendak, Maurice Seneca Senegal Senses Seoul Sequoia Sequoyah Serbia Serra, Junípero Seuss, Dr. Seychelles Shakespeare, William Shamrock Shark Shawnee Sheep Shell Shinto Ship Shoshone Shrew Shrimp Sierra Leone Sierra Nevada Sign Language Sikhism Silk Silverstein, Shel Singapore Sioux Sitting Bull Skateboarding Skating Skeletal System Skiing Skin Skopje Skull Skunk Skyscraper Slavery Sleep Sloth Slovakia Slovenia Smallpox Snail and Slug Snake Snow Soccer Socialism Social Science Society of Friends Sociology Sofia Softball Soil Solar Energy Solar System Solomon Islands Somalia Songbird Songhai Empire Sorghum Soto, Hernando de Sound Sound Recording South Africa South America South Australia South Carolina South Dakota South Korea Soviet Union Space Exploration Spain Spanish-American War Spanish Civil War Sparrow Sparta Special Olympics Speech Sphinx Spice Spider Spinach Spiny Anteater Spokane Sponge Sports Springfield Spy Squanto Squash Squid Squirrel Sri Jayewardenepura Kotte Sri Lanka Stalin, Joseph Stamp Stanton, Elizabeth Cady Star Starfish State Government Statistics Statue of Liberty Steel Stegosaurus Stock Exchange Stockholm Stomach Stone Age Stonehenge Stonies Stork Storm Storytelling Stowe, Harriet Beecher Strawberry Strep Throat Submarine Sucre Sudan Suez Canal Sugar Sun Sundial Sunflower Sun Yat-sen Superior, Lake Supreme Court of the United States Surgery Suriname Suva Swamp Swan Swaziland Sweden Sweet Potato Swimming Switzerland Swordfish Sydney Symbiosis Synagogue Syria Volume 13 T Britannica Student Encyclopedia, Volume 13 T Taft,William Howard Taiga Tail Taino Taipei Taiwan Tajikistan Taj Mahal Tallahassee Tallchief, Maria Tallinn Talmud Talon Tanganyika, Lake Tanzania Taoism Tapir Tarsier Tashkent Tasmania Tax Taylor, Zachary Tbilisi Tea Technology and Invention Tecumseh Teeth Tegucigalpa Tehran Tel Aviv–Yafo Telecommunication Telegraph Telephone Telescope Television Tennessee Temple Tennis Tenzing Norgay Teresa, Mother Termite Terrorism Texas Textile Thailand Thames River Thanksgiving Theater Thimphu Thistle Thorpe, Jim Tibet Tick and Mite Tide Tierra del Fuego Tiger Tigris River Tile Time Tiranë Titanic Titans Tlingit Toad Tobacco Tobago Togo Tohono O’odham Tokyo Tolkien, J.R.R. Toltec Tomato Tonga Tongue Tonsillitis Topeka Torah Toussaint-Louverture Toy Track and Field Trade Trail of Tears Transplant Transportation Tree Trenton Triceratops Trinidad and Tobago Tripoli Tropical Rain Forest Tropics Trout Truman, Harry S. Truth, Sojourner Tsar Tshwane Tsunami Tuberculosis Tubman, Harriet Tulip Tuna Tundra Tunis Tunisia Turkey Turkey Turkmenistan Turner, Nat Turtle Tuscarora Tuskegee Airmen Tutankhamen Tutu, Desmond Tuvalu Twain, Mark Tyler, John Typhoid Fever Typhus Tyrannosaurus Rex Volume 14 U, V Britannica Student Encyclopedia, Volume 14 U Uganda Ukraine Ulaanbaatar Ulster Underground Railroad Unicorn Unidentified Flying Object (UFO) Union of Soviet Socialist Republics United Arab Emirates United Kingdom United Nations United States United States Constitution United States Government Universe Ural Mountains Uranus Urinary System Uruguay Utah Ute Utopia Uzbekistan V Vaccine Vacuum Vaduz Valentine’s Day Valhalla Valletta Valley Van Buren, Martin Vancouver Van Gogh, Vincent Vanilla Vanuatu Vatican City Veda Vegetable Velázquez, Diego Velociraptor Venezuela Venice Venus Venus, goddess Venus’s-flytrap Vermont Verne, Jules Verrazzano, Giovanni da Versailles Vertebrate Vespucci, Amerigo Vesuvius, Mount Veterans Day Veterinary Medicine Viburnum Victoria, Queen Victoria Victoria Victoria, Lake Video Games Video Recording Vienna Vientiane Vietnam Vietnam War Vikings Vila Villa, Pancho Vilnius Vinegar Violet Viper Virginia Virunga Mountains Virus Vitamins Volcano Vole Volga River Volleyball Voting Vulcan Vulture Volume 15 W, X, Y, Z Britannica Student Encyclopedia, Volume 15 W Wabanaki Wales Walkingstick Walrus Wampanoag Wapiti Wappinger War Warhol, Andy War of 1812 Warsaw Washington Washington, Booker T. Washington, D.C. Washington, George Wasp Watch Water Waterfall Water Lily Weapon Weasel Weather Wellington Wells-Barnett, Ida B. Western Australia West Indies West Nile Virus West Virginia Wetland Whale Wheat Wheatley, Phillis Whippoorwill White House Whitney, Eli Wichita Wilder, Laura Ingalls Williams, Venus and Serena Willow Wilson, Woodrow Wind Windhoek Windmill Winnebago Winnemucca, Sarah Wisconsin Woden Wolf Wolof Empire Wolverine Women’s Rights Woodchuck Woodpecker Woods, Tiger World Music World War I World War II Worm Wotan Wounded Knee Wrestling Wright, Frank Lloyd Wright,Wilbur and Orville Writing Wyandot Wyoming X X-rays Y Yak Yakama Yamoussoukro Yangon Yangtze River Yaoundé Yaqui Yeltsin, Boris Yemen Yerevan Yew Yoga Yom Kippur Yucatán Peninsula Yugoslavia Yukon River Yukon Territory Z Zagreb Zaharias, Babe Didrikson Zambia Zapata, Emiliano Zebra Zapotec Zeus Zimbabwe Zodiac Zoo Zoology Zoroastrianism Zuni Volume 16 Index Britannica Student Britannica: Index How to Use the Britannica Student Encyclopedia Index Index A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Credits
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