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How Barack Obama fought the War on Terrorism / John A. Torres.

Author/creator Torres, John Albert author.
Format Tactile Material, Book, and Print
Publication Info New York : Enslow Publishing, 2018.
Copyright Notice ©2018
Description128 pages : color illustrations, maps ; 25 cm.
Subject(s)
Series Presidents at war
Presidents at war. ^A1450805
Contents Introduction -- Humble beginnings -- A war inherited -- Shifting the focus -- Manhunt -- Killing bin Laden -- The rise of ISIS -- Syria -- Terror goes domestic -- The power of words -- What's next? -- Conclusion.
Abstract From humble beginnings and a nontraditional upbringing, Barack Obama worked his way through law school and then onto Chicago's political scene. After serving in the state legislature and one term in the Senate, Obama became the first African American president elected in the United States. His mettle would immediately be tested as he inherited a country at war with terror. This ongoing conflict seems to have no end in sight. Read about the president's actions to defeat the terror organizations that threaten America's safety. Quotes from the two-term president himself bring readers into the Situation Room, where matters of life and death are decided.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references and index.
Genre/formLiterature.
Genre/formJuvenile works.
Genre/formLiterature.
LCCN 2017003129
ISBN9780766085350 (library-bound)
ISBN076608535X (library-bound)

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