Library's review
This book uses primary sources—including letters, photographs, and political cartoons— to tell stories that often get overlooked by textbooks. The authors look at controversial topics such as war profiteering, racism, and the roles of politicians, big business, and the media over the span of
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generations. It adds layers of depth and nuance to the traditional telling of history. Show Less
Genres
Publication
Atheneum Books for Young Readers (2014), Edition: Reprint, 400 pages
Description
A people's history of the American Empire, adapted for the next generation of young history buffs.
Language
Original language
English
ISBN
9781481421737
DDC/MDS
973.91 |
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