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A Resistance History Of The United States
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Revisit The Salem Witch Trials, The Underground Railroad, And Other Resistance Movements Of American History To Get A Bold New Understanding Of How Resistance Shaped Our PastAnd How Its Principles Can Change Our Future.The United States Was Shaped By ResistanceBut Not In The Way WeVe Been Taught. The Revolution Did Not Secure Liberty; It Opened The Door To Either Liberty Or Oppression, Where Only White Men Enjoyed All Of The Benefits And Protections Of Citizenship.In A Resistance History Of The United States, Public Historian Tad Stoermer Shows How From The Very Beginning, That TensionBetween The Ideals Of Resistance And The Realities Of PowerHas Defined America More Than The Enlightenment Ideals Enshrined In The Declaration Of Independence And The Constitution.Utililizing Powerful Storytelling To Focus On KeyAnd Often LesserKnownMoments In American History, This Book Reveals The Truth Of How Resistance Movements From Colonial Times Have Opposed The Powers That Be. Stoermer Covers An Impressive Roster Of Pivotal Movements, With Each Chapter Identifying A Key Resistance Movement And Principle Meant To Inspire Contemporary Readers, Including:BaconS Rebellion/MetacometS War (1676) Salem Witch Trials (1692) The Black Loyalists (1783) The Underground Railroad (1850)Through These And Many More Examples, Stoermer Dismantles The Mythologies That Pass For American HistoryExposing The Curated Nostalgia, Moral Evasions, And Institutional Silences That Have Long Protected Abusive Power. What Emerges Is An Essential Look At How We Can Take Lessons From The Past To Understand, And Effectively Respond To, The Injustices We Face Today.
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