How Animals Shaped History
People often overlook the vital role that animals played in the history and development of the United States. This series addresses topics as diverse as the nineteenth-century whaling industry, beloved feral horse populations, and the link between beaver skins, the fur trade, and the Westward Expansion. Each volume touches on how Native Americans used or were impacted by the introduction of the relevant animal. Titles conclude with a discussion of how we make use of the animals today.
•Illustrated timelines
•Historical images, maps, and more
•Great for US history units, while also appealing to animal lovers
