San Francisco / New York / Independence / Washington / DC / Honolulu / /
Country
Nicaragua / Guam / Mexico / Japan / United States / Republic of Mexico / Vietnam / Panama / North Korea / Korea / Philippines / Spain / South Korea / Wake Island / /
Facility
National Archives Building / University Press / Fort Sumter / Pearl Harbor / Harry S. Truman Presidential Library / /
IndustryTerm
transportation / manufacturing / /
NaturalFeature
Philippine Islands / Gulf of Mexico / Midway Island / Gulf of Tonkin Resolution / Rio Grande / /
Organization
Korean Government / War Department / Bureau of National Literature / U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / Army / Senate / United States Senate / Post Office Department / Congress / White House / Federal Government / National Union / United Nations / United States Army / U.S. House of Representatives / CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES / Center for Legislative Archives National Archives and Records Administration / Japanese Government / Security Council / Philippine Government / Mexican Government / Chinese Government on Formosa / /
Person
Harry S. Truman / Taylor / Melba Porter / Abraham Lincoln / Henry Clay / Franklin D. Roosevelt / Austin / Carol Reardon / James Buchanan / Franklin Delano Roosevelt / James D. Richardson / /
Position
President / minister / Commanding General / representative of the United States / Emperor / or King / Commander in Chief / President / and the War Powers President / envoy of the United States / Emperor / General / Secretary / Secretary of State / Ambassador / President of the United States / Executive / commander / Representative / Czar / Emperor / /
Congress, the President, and the War Powers Henry Clay’s Speech in Lexington November 13, 1847 (excerpts) The Papers of Henry Clay, vol. 10, eds. Melba Porter Hay and Carol Reardon, (Lexington: University Press of Kent