Britannica Student Encyclopedia.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Inc., Encyclopaedia Britannica.

Series:

Britannica Student Encyclopedia

Britannica Student Encyclopedia ; v.16

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Children's encyclopedias and dictionaries.

Encyclopedias and dictionaries.

English language--Encyclopedias.

English language -- Encyclopedias.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (2927 pages)

Edition:

1st ed.

Place of Publication:

Chicago : Encyclopaedia Britannica, Incorporated, 2014.

Summary:

Entertaining and informative, the new 2015 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.

Contents:

Intro

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

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'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

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

Crime

Crimea

Croatia

Crockett, Davy

Crocodile

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

Delhi

Delphi

Delta

Demeter

Democracy

Denmark

Dentistry

Denver

Desert

Des Moines

De Soto, Hernando

Dew.

Dhaka.

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Other Format:

Print version: Inc., Encyclopaedia Britannica Britannica Student Encyclopedia

ISBN:

9781625131720

OCLC:

880059637