A People's History of The United States 1492- Present
by Zinn Howard
A People's History of the United States, by Howard Zinn, chronicles the nation's story from 1492 to the present, centering the voices of the people—workers, immigrants, and the disenfranchised—over those in power. This perspective reveals the ongoing battles for equality and the hidden forces shaping America.
About This Book
A People's History of the United States covers the period from 1492 to the present, offering a narrative that highlights the experiences of everyday individuals rather than focusing solely on leaders and elites.
Written by Howard Zinn, the book draws on a wide range of sources to present an alternative view of key events in American history.
It emphasizes the roles of workers, women, Native Americans, and other groups often overlooked in traditional accounts.
The text spans centuries, addressing themes of resistance, social movements, and the struggles for justice throughout the nation's development.
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