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Basic Illustrated History of America #07-1999
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This volume from Pendulum Press's Basic Illustrated History of America series covers the transformative period from 1890 to 1920, when the United States emerged as a global power. The collection presents key historical events and figures of the era in a comic strip format, making the subject accessible to younger readers and students of American history.
Contains 7 stories
Mexico, Alaska, and Hawaii are freed from European control
The ports of Japan are opened to trade with western nations; in America, Theodore Roosevelt of the navy department builds up the U.S. fleet
The Spanish-American War begins; Teddy Roosevelt's "Rough Riders" become noted for their bravery under fire
Dr. Walter Reed finds a way to control yellow fever in the tropics; Americans help the people in Puerto Rico and the Philippines to govern themselves
As president, Theodore Roosevelt makes sweeping changes both in business and in America's natural resources
Against his will, President Woodrow Wilson announces the entry of the United States into World War I
The League of Nations is formed, but America does not join it
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writer Naunerle Farr
artist, inker Frank Redondo
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