United States Since 1865Barnes & Noble, 1973 - 290 pages |
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... forces far to the north moved into the Aleutian Islands , occupying Attu , Agattu , and Kiska , which they held for more than a year before American forces ousted them in 1943 . The Road Back . By the early autumn of 1942 the Japanese ...
... forces far to the north moved into the Aleutian Islands , occupying Attu , Agattu , and Kiska , which they held for more than a year before American forces ousted them in 1943 . The Road Back . By the early autumn of 1942 the Japanese ...
Page 210
... forces and by the campaign of Chinese and American troops to reopen the Burma Road . At the same time British Empire forces were gradually clearing the Japanese out of Burma . The Invasion of Fortress Europe . The destruction of Japan's ...
... forces and by the campaign of Chinese and American troops to reopen the Burma Road . At the same time British Empire forces were gradually clearing the Japanese out of Burma . The Invasion of Fortress Europe . The destruction of Japan's ...
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... forces in Korea , but Great Britain and other members of the UN gave military , naval , and air support under the supreme command of General Douglas MacArthur . Chinese Intervention . By November , 1950 , the United Nations forces had ...
... forces in Korea , but Great Britain and other members of the UN gave military , naval , and air support under the supreme command of General Douglas MacArthur . Chinese Intervention . By November , 1950 , the United Nations forces had ...
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BUILDING A NEW NATION | 1 |
AN EXPANDING ECONOMIC SYSTEM | 14 |
POLITICAL ORGANIZATION OF the West and Land Grants | 20 |
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