Description: '; “...At the center of this cartoon, set in the middle of a forest in the southern United States, a giant...”
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Description: '; “... in the difficulties the United States was facing during the Civil War....”
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Description: '; “...Columbia, sitting in a chair bearing the seal of the United States, holds 1860 presidential...”
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Description: '; “... large globe displaying a map of the United States with a tear running down the middle. Using scissors...”
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Description: '; “... coast of the United States, where many Chinese had immigrated in the mid-1800s. In the right-hand panel...”
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Description: '; “... petroleum industry. In 1908, the United States government launched a major anti-trust suit which targeted...”
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Description: '; “... president of the United States and served from 1909-1913.  Due to his predecessor Theodore Roosevelt...”
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Description: '; “... and the trusts.<br /> &nbsp;<br /> William Taft became the 27th President of the United States and served only...”
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Description: '; “... supported nullification, resigned his position as vice president of the United States to join South Carolina...”
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Description: '; “... of the United States. The political cartoon was created by Fred Morgan and printed on 11-26-1908...”
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Description: '; “... from the wagon.<br /> <br /> Woodrow Wilson became the 28th president of the United States after...”
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Description: '; “... Cameron] are for Negro Suffrage; they are all Candidates for the United States Senate. No Radical...”
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Description: '; “... and a shirt decorated with stars (evoking the flag of the United States), stands over the body...”
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Description: '; “... up at Wilson while holding a sign. Emmeline Pankhurst had been barred from entering the United States...”
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Description: '; “.... In 1865, Congress passed a Civil Rights Act affirming that all persons born in the United States...”
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Description: '; “... in spite of his veto) and pardoned former Confederates who swore allegiance to the United States. In 1866...”
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Description: '; “... Lincoln. The black soldier is presumably a member of a regiment of the recently formed United States...”
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Description: '; “... in the United States, although the fighting in North America was only one theater of a worldwide conflict known...”
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