A People's History of the United States: 1492 to Present
by Howard Zinn
Howard Zinn's A People's History of the United States reexamines the nation's story from 1492 to the present, centering the perspectives of everyday people—workers, immigrants, and the disenfranchised—over those of rulers and conquerors. It reveals the ongoing battles for justice and equality that have shaped the country.
About This Book
A People's History of the United States offers an alternative lens on the nation's past, focusing on the experiences of workers, women, Native Americans, and other groups often overlooked in standard accounts.
Written by historian Howard Zinn, the book spans from the arrival of Columbus in 1492 through key events up to the present day, emphasizing social movements and resistance against oppression.
This influential text encourages readers to reconsider the stories they know, promoting a more inclusive understanding of historical progress and setbacks.
Through its accessible style, it brings to light the human cost behind major political and economic developments in America.
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