Yankee Doodle Bugs
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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Clyde is lying down on the floor doing his history homework for an exam at school, scratching down important dates in history and getting confused. After several moments, he exclaims, "I give up!". His uncle Bugs offers to help and proceeds to tell him how rabbits made American history. In the first segment, in a trade of land with the native American Indians, Bugs explains that Manhattan wasn''t the bustling city you see today, but was rather, filled with Indian teep...
Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Clyde is lying down on the floor doing his history homework for an exam at school, scratching down important dates in history and getting confused. After several moments, he exclaims, "I give up!". His uncle Bugs offers to help and proceeds to tell him how rabbits made American history. In the first segment, in a trade of land with the native American Indians, Bugs explains that Manhattan wasn''t the bustling city you see today, but was rather, filled with Indian teepees. Bugs explains that the Statue of Liberty was "...just a little goil (girl) at the time". In the second segment, Bugs is interacting with Benjamin Franklin on the day that Franklin discovered electricity. "What''s up, Benny?" Bugs asks. Ben states, "I''m trying to discover electricity," and asks Bugs if he can tend to his kite (with a key tied on it, naturally), and that he must get out "...ye first edition of The Saturday Evening Post", so he hands his kite string to Bugs to look after until he gets back.
