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Learn about the Spanish-American War by Donald Yates
The Spanish-American War was short-but its impact reshaped the United States and the world forever. In Learn about the Spanish-American War , author and U.S. Army veteran Donald Yates brings this pivotal conflict to life for young readers through clear explanations, vivid storytelling, and powerful historical context.
Fought in 1898, the Spanish-American War marked America's emergence as a global power. From the oppression of Cuban civilians under Spanish rule to the mysterious explosion of the USS Maine , this book carefully explains
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Learn about the Spanish-American War by Donald Yates

The Spanish-American War was short-but its impact reshaped the United States and the world forever. In Learn about the Spanish-American War, author and U.S. Army veteran Donald Yates brings this pivotal conflict to life for young readers through clear explanations, vivid storytelling, and powerful historical context.

Fought in 1898, the Spanish-American War marked America's emergence as a global power. From the oppression of Cuban civilians under Spanish rule to the mysterious explosion of the USS Maine, this book carefully explains why the war began and how it unfolded in a way that children and young learners can easily understand. Readers will follow events from Cuba to the Philippines, learning how battles on land and sea shaped the outcome of the war in just a matter of months.

Young historians will meet some of the most famous figures of the era, including President William McKinley, Theodore Roosevelt and the Rough Riders, Admiral George Dewey, Colonel Leonard Wood, and Clara Barton, whose humanitarian work saved countless lives. The book explains not only military actions, but also the experiences of soldiers, sailors, civilians, and nurses-helping readers understand that history is about people, not just battles.

Designed especially for children and families, this book breaks down complex topics such as imperialism, naval warfare, and global politics using age-appropriate language and clear definitions. Helpful glossary terms, a timeline of events, and easy-to-follow explanations ensure that readers never feel overwhelmed while still gaining a strong foundation in American history.

With engaging visuals and carefully structured chapters, Learn about the Spanish-American War is ideal for:

  • Classroom learning and homeschooling
  • Independent reading for curious kids
  • Parents who want accurate, balanced history
  • Young readers interested in military and world history


Donald Yates has written over 50 books covering U.S. military history, and his experience shines through in this educational yet exciting introduction to the Spanish-American War. His passion for teaching history in an accessible, respectful way makes this book both informative and memorable.

Whether discovering this conflict for the first time or building on classroom lessons, Learn about the Spanish-American War helps young readers understand how one brief war changed America's role on the world stage-and why its lessons still matter today.

Perfect for ages 8-12, families, and educators alike, this book is a must-have addition to any young historian's library.


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Autorenporträt
Born in Germany while his father served in the U.S. military, Donald Yates was raised in Middle Tennessee and went on to serve 20 years in the United States Army. His career in uniform took him across the globe, including deployments and duty assignments in Germany, Korea, and Iraq, as well as stateside postings at Fort Ord, Fort Campbell, and Joint Base Lewis-McChord (JBLM). He is especially proud to have served briefly with the storied 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) during his time in Iraq (2003-2004).

An advocate for lifelong learning, Yates holds multiple academic degrees. He earned an Associate of Arts in General Studies from the University of Maryland, a Bachelor of Arts in Social Science with Cum Laude honors from Washington State University, and a Master of Arts in Communications from Austin Peay State University. His military service, combined with a strong academic foundation, has shaped his interests in history, leadership, and communication.

Now retired from active duty, Yates devotes his time to writing, historical research, and spending time with his family. He is married and the proud father of two sonsone of whom has also honorably served in the U.S. Army, continuing the family legacy of military service. His life and career reflect a deep commitment to service, education, and country. Yates has also written over 60 books in the military history Genre.