The 50 Best American History Blogs
July 2, 2012
America’s history is as diverse as its people, yet the schools only seem to hit the same beats over and over and over and over again. No doubt, the major events and players do need to be known, explored, and understood, but there’s so much more to the nation’s overarching narrative than the usual tales of bashing the British, crushing the Confederates, and neutralizing the Nazis. Thankfully, many organizations, historians, and students have taken to the Internet to share their findings and interpretations about almost every corner of the United States’ political and cultural heritage imaginable. Before lighting up the barbecue this Independence Day, read up on what makes this country both great and not-so-great to spark discussions while waiting on the fireworks.
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