To this end, the book succeeds admirably along the lines of other celebrated alternative histories such as Howard Zinn's, A People's History of the United States, (New York: Harper and Row, 1980) or the
American Social History Project, Who Built America?
Mentors from CUNY's Center for Media and Learning
American Social History Project Graduate Center work closely with teachers to help them integrate social history scholarship and methodologies into their lessons.
The archive is a joint project of the City University of New York Graduate Center's
American Social History Project and George Mason University's Center for History and New Media.
Although not technically second editions, the volumes under review are based on the original Who Built America series sponsored by the
American Social History Project and authored by Bruce Levine, Stephen Brier, David Brundage, Edward Countryman, Dorothy Fennell, and Marcus Rediker (volume one) and by Joshua Freeman, Nelson Lichtenstein, Stephen Brier, David Bensman, Susan Porter Benson, David Brundage, Bret Eynon, Bruce Levine, and Bryan Palmer (volume two), published in 1989.
While subsequently adapting the British "workshop" method to a Massachusetts setting, Green also drew close to what became the
American Social History Project under Herbert Gutman as well as the Southern Oral History Program, directed by Jacquelyn Hall at Chapel Hill.
Louis (Cleveland, 1966);
American Social History Project, Who Built America?
the
American Social History Project, under the direction of Herbert G.
Finally, the
American Social History Project at the City University of New York is producing some excellent labor history curriculum materials for high schools and colleges.
The answers provided by our interlocutors vary, revealing much about themselves, as well as about Thompson, whose images appear in our pages courtesy of a creative artistic talent and imaginative historian, Joshua Brown, Executive Director of the innovative
American Social History Project.
The disk is organized around four chapters from a survey book on American history that the
American Social History Project published in 1992.
To that end, he sponsored the
American Social History Project at the Graduate Center, which has been producing films, slide shows and a textbook that puts working-class Americans at the center of our history.
