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Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Textbook Got Wrong

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I'm beginning to question everything I thought I knew about American history.
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Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Textbook Got Wrong


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Lies My Teacher Told Me: Everything Your American History Textbook Got Wrong


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message 1: by TMR (new)

TMR More like what they didn’t say.


message 2: by CRICKET101 (new)

CRICKET101 Umm... I aint American.
I Aussie
No one needs to know about America when you are Australian.
You probably have all those words like Mom, Tomato Ketchup, an your accent. Wow we, your accent is confusing.
So I guess no one should read this book.




P.S It is American
yuck


message 3: by Kindle ad (new)

Kindle ad is it interesting


message 4: by Matthew (new)

Matthew Kilpatrick semi-related, you might enjoy this one https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/5...


message 5: by Jenna (new) - added it

Jenna I don't know what's wrong with these other people, but Prof. Loewen makes great commentary on subjects often skirted in American history. I've read pieces for reference and everyone could benefit from understanding more about history, whether they are American or not.


Karen Plummer I enjoyed reading this. History, as taught in the K-12 U.S. schools lacks depth in the textbooks and therefore in the teaching that goes with it. So many interesting and horrible things in U.S. history are just not discussed in the classroom so we end up with a very skewed view of what has happened in this country. History of women, history of minorities and the history of science are usually glossed over. It's sad.


David I read this book a long time ago, so don't remember too much of it (I should give it a re-read). The chapter on the horrors committed by Columbus really stuck with me, though, and I reference it every Columbus Day.


Amber A. I took this book with me to every class in high school. Great reading!


Candace His books are amazing. Check out Sundown Towns as well.


message 10: by matthew (new)

matthew nice


message 11: by Brendon Zhou (new) - added it

Brendon Zhou Hi


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Brendon Zhou Hi


Jacqueline Cascio How is it so far? Plausible?


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message 15: by Ayush (new)

Ayush Pal Please tell me how i can read


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Ayush Pal Anyone please contact to 8090284385


Susan York So what do you think? Have you read Howard Zinn's The People's History of the United States?


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