Illustrated American History

This book discusses the formation and development of American history. It does not simply pile up historical materials and comment on history in general. Instead, it uses real and representative events to narrate the thousands of years of American history from the prehistoric era of Indian tribal rule to the election of the young president in 2000. It focuses on the period after the late 15th century when Europeans discovered the American continent. It chronicles the development and historical changes that occurred in the United States in the fields of military, politics, economy, culture, ethnicity, religion, etc. This is a living history that restores and reproduces the early American exploration, colonization, war of independence, construction of new countries, territorial development, slave issues, the Civil War, new democratic politics and other historical activities. It uses a plain tone to describe the magnificent historical process of the founding of the United States. It comprehensively displays from many aspects how the United States was formed and how Americans became Americans, thus demonstrating the American values ​​of pragmatism, enterprising and advocating science.