Raul Castro

by Marilyn Watson

The fourth in the Acacia Biography Arizona State Greats, this biography of Raul Castro provides young researchers a thorough look at the man who became the first Hispanic governor of Arizona. Each book in the Acacia Biography Series gives a comprehensive look at the life of its subject. The books are divided into chapters covering each individual's Early Days, Education, Family Life, and Lasting Contributions. In addition, there are chapters pertaining to each figure's personal interests and occupations. Raul Castro's book includes chapters on his struggles against racial discrimination, his experiences as Ambassador, and life on the campaign trail. The chapters are also accompanied by relevant photographs, and each book contains a Words to Know section that serves as reference to understanding some of the vocabulary used in the book. An important contribution in researching and in preserving Arizona's history, the Acacia Biography Series is a vital tool for helping students gain a greater understanding and appreciation of Arizona and the people who shaped it.

32 pages, Hardcover

First published August 3, 2007