2001 New York Yankees - Chapter 1 - The Team That Inspired a Nation

Oct 13, 2026

Product data for the 2001 New York Yankees within the “21st Century Skills Library” series under “Sports Unite Us,” including publication details such as publication date, ISBNs for HC/PB/eBook, reinforced binding, page count, age reading and interest levels, and listed pricing. The table of contents outlines multiple chapters and learning sections. Chapter 1 explains the evolution of baseball, its rules and professionalization, global participation and viewership, and background on the New York Yankees, key eras, and owner George Steinbrenner’s 1973 impact.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryStory & Novel

FormatPDF

Pages40

Reading Time1 h 2 min

AccessFree to download

Chapter 1

The Team That Inspired a Nation

Chapter 2

Heartbreak

Chapter 3

A Return to Normalcy

Chapter 4

Healing a Nation

Chapter 5

The Legacy

Think About It

Learn More

Glossary

Index

200I NEWYORK YANKEES | CHERRY LAKE PUBLISHING | | --- | | Product Data | | Title:2001 New York Yankees | | Series:21st Century Skills Library | | Subseries:Sports Unite Us | | Continuation:
New Series:X | | Author:Skinner,J.E. | | Book Size:7.5×9.5
Pub Date:08/01/2018 | | HC ISBN:978-1-53412-963-4 | | PB ISBN:978-1-53413-283-2 | | EBook ISBN:978-1-53413-133-0 | | Binding:Reinforced Binding
Page Count:32 | | Reading:4
Interest:3-6 | | Price:29.93(list)20.95(S/L) | | For further information please contact: | | Julia Hlavac at julia.hlavac@sleepingbearpress.com | THE20OlNEWYORKYANKEESSEPT;SPORTS UNITE US1l.2001 Published in the United States of America by Cherry Lake PublishingAnn Arbor,Michiganwww.cherrylakepublishing.com Reading Adviser:Marla Conn MS,Ed.,Literacy specialist,Read-Ability,Inc. Photo Credits:OEzra Shaw/Getty Images,1;OGeorge Grantham Bain/Wikimedia,5;ORobert Mayer/Sun-Sentinel/ZUMAPRESS.com/Newscom,6;ORobert Giroux/Getty Images,9;CJonathan Daniel/ALLSPORT/Getty Images,10;◎Jed Jacobsohn/ALLSPORT/Getty Images,13;OJed Jacobsohn/ALLSPORT/Getty Images,14;CEzra Shaw/ALLSPORT/Getty Images,15;OAl Bello/ALLSPORT/GettyImages,19;◎Doug Pensinger/Getty Images,20;CEzra Shaw/Getty Images,23;ODoug Pensinger/ALLSPORT/Getty Images,24;OJeff Gross/ALLSPORT/Getty Images,25;OAl Bello/Getty Images,28;CEzra Shaw/Getty Images,29;ODoug Pensinger/Getty Images,30 Copyright C2019 by Cherry Lake Publishing All rights reserved.No part of this book may be reproduced or utilized inany form or by any means without written permission from the publisher. Library ofCongress Cataloging-in-Publication Data has been filed and is available at catalog.loc.gov Cherry Lake Publishing would like to acknowledge the work of The Partnership for 21st CenturyLearning. Please visit www.p21.org for more information. Printed in the United States of AmericaCorporate Graphics ABOUT THE AUTHOR J.E.Skinner received a Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology from Wake Forest University.Sheloves writing both fiction and nonfiction books.In addition to reading as much as she can,when J.E.isn’t writing,she is hiking with her dogs and spending time with her family in thebeautiful outdoors. # TABLE OF CONTENTS CHAPTER 1 The Team That Inspired a Nation………4 CHAPTER 2 …8 Heartbreak.. CHAPTER 3 A Return to Normalcy… ……12 CHAPTER 4 …18 Healing a Nation…… CHAPTER 5 The Legacy…… ……22 ………………………30 THINK ABOUT IT. ……………………………………31 LEARN MORE… ……………………………32 GLOSSARY… …………………………………32 INDEX………………… 4 # The Team ThatInspired a Nation Baseball likely evolved from a British game called rounders.The main difference was that in rounders,the outfielderscould hit the offense with the ball.Baseballs used to be soft.They were made from all kind of materials,from the soles ofshoes to fish eyes!Baseball wasn't given official rules until1846.The game didn't become a professional sport until afterthe Civil War ended in 1865. Today,millions of boys and girls across 6 continents playLittle League annually.Over 35 million people from 122countries are registered baseball players.Around 18 million people watch the World Series each year.Theseseven games are played in the United States,and are themost popular games of the season.The best team wins the The 1913 New York Yankees,just after they changed their name from the Highlanders. World Series,and the players receive prize money and prestige.The 2016 World Series had a whopping 23 million viewers,whowatched the Cubs win their frst World Series since 1908! One of the greatest baseball teams is the New York Yankees.They were originally called the Baltimore Orioles,and later theNew York Highlanders.In 1913,they became the Yankees.Withlegendary players like Babe Ruth,Lou Gehrig,Joe DiMaggio,Whitey Ford,Yogi Berra,and Mickey Mantle,the Yankees appeared in every World Series from 1955 through 1964,except in1959.They have won more Wor

FAQs

What topics does Chapter 1 cover about baseball and the Yankees?

Chapter 1 traces baseball’s origins and rule changes, describes modern participation and World Series popularity, and introduces the New York Yankees’ name changes and major players.

Who is the author of this book and what is her background?

The author is J.E. Skinner, who earned a Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology and writes both fiction and nonfiction. She also enjoys hiking with her dogs and spending time with family.

What does the publication data include in the product section?

It includes the series and subseries, author, book size, publication date, multiple ISBNs (HC/PB/eBook), binding and page count, reading and interest levels, and pricing.

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