Author: Ahoy Publications
Narrator: Jay Herbert
Unabridged: 4 hr 14 min
Format: Digital Audiobook
Publisher: Findaway Voices
Published: 05/09/2023
Genre: History - United States
Are you looking for a fun and educational audiobook about American history?
If so, 1000 Interesting Facts of American History might be precisely what you’re looking for! This informative guide has something for everyone. Kids and adults will find fascinating facts they can share around the dinner table!
Explore our comprehensive list of one thousand interesting facts and go on an exciting journey through time. Uncover fascinating insights related to major political events, sports achievements, military conflicts fought by Americans, the technology revolution in the US, the women’s rights movement in America, and so much more!
This audiobook will explore the following:
Who lived in the United States before the Europeans arrived;Important European explorers of North America;George Washington’s first war in what would become the United States;The iconic Boston Tea Party and how it brought about the Intolerable Acts;The creation of the US Constitution, the oldest constitution still used in the world today;Why the US joined World War I and World War II;The impact World War II had on America’s economy;Notable civil rights leaders and how they led the charge for equal rights;Landmark Supreme Court cases;Fascinating facts about sports in America;How technology has improved over the years;And so much more!Experience this entertaining and educational adventure into the past for yourself. Click the “add to cart” button to grab your copy today!
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