Vermont Past and Present
Vermont Past and Present by Michael Sommers is an illustrated book published by Rosen Central on August 15, 2010. This 48-page work provides an overview of Vermont’s transformation from a primarily agrarian state to a popular tourist destination, highlighting its ski slopes, charming towns, and scenic landscapes. The book delves into Vermont’s unique history, including its status as the first U.S. state not part of the original 13 colonies and its legacy as an independent republic.
Readers will find a wealth of information about Vermont’s geography, history, government, and economy, supported by numerous historic and modern photographs. The book also features informative sidebars, a timeline, and a fact sheet, making it a comprehensive resource for understanding the state. Additionally, biographical sketches introduce some of Vermont’s notable inhabitants, enriching the narrative with personal stories that reflect the state’s character and evolution.
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Once a primarily agrarian state, Vermont is now a well-known tourist destination. Many visitors fall in love with its abundant ski slopes, picturesque small towns, and stunning vistas. The first U.S. state that was not part of the original 13 colonies, Vermont was a proud independent republic for many years, and the state retains its sense of independence in the present day. It has consistently embraced progress, and was the first state to outlaw slavery. With numerous historic and modern photographs, informative sidebars, timeline, and fact sheet, this engaging book will teach readers about Vermont’s geography, history, government, and economy. Biographical sketches also introduce readers to some of the state’s most notable inhabitants.
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