Presents arguments for and against the power enforced by police officers in America in a manner designed to engage students in critical thinking skills surrounding the subject. Includes tables and charts, text-related questions, and resources for further information.
Contains articles that analyze police conduct in the United States, and highlights the issues of police brutality and racial bias. Examines the alternative of community policing, efforts at police reform, and the use of body cams and deadly force, and analyzes the challenge with accountability. Includes black-and-white photographs, a glossary, and discussion questions.
Explores the technological advances made in transportation including environmentally friendly airplanes, fuel cell vehicles, self-driving cars, and high-speed trains.
Examines self-driving cars from their beginnings as an idea by GM at the 1939 World's Fair to what it might be capable of in the future. Includes a timeline, resources for further information, and color photographs.
Provides information on how to physically and mentally prepare for participating in extreme sports. Discusses training and practices, nutrition, and injuries. Includes text-dependent questions, research projects, a glossary, and resources for further information.
Profiles fifteen women athletes who have gained fame in extreme sports, including cave diving, Formula 1 racing, and wingsuit flying, such as Roberta Mancino, Faith Dickey, Bethany Hamilton, Sneha Sharma, and Courtney Dauwalter.
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