Pennsylvania

This revised edition of "Pennsylvania" offers a comprehensive, up-to-date look at the Keystone State, perfect for elementary and middle school students. It delves into Pennsylvania's pivotal role in American history, its unique geography, how its government functions, and what daily life is like for its residents. Packed with fascinating facts, brand-new full-color photographs, maps, and graphs, this book is an excellent resource for school assignments and curious young minds eager to learn about states. It also features profiles of influential people, "Words to Know," and FAQs to enhance understanding.

On July 4, 1776, members of the Continental Congress signed the Declaration of Independence in Philadelphia, making Pennsylvania the birthplace of the United States. Since then, Pennsylvania has continued to play an integral role in the nation's history. Readers will learn how the state has changed over time, how it is governed, and what it is like to live there today. They will also explore its breathtaking outdoor areas and vibrant cities. This revised third edition takes an updated look at the geography, history, government, people, culture, and attractions of Pennsylvania.