I know little to no history and I want to correct that, what are the books that will teach me about this subject?
>>527506
Cartoon History of the Universe 1-3
Cartoon History of the Modern World 1-2
Cartoon History of the United States
Then read Zinn
Then read EP Thompson's Making of the English Working Class
>>527517
>universe
>modern world
>united states
>this is murrican summary of history
>>527524
In all fairness I think he was stating that since he assumed that OP was American.
>>527524
It is a simplified English language reading programme that encourages historical reading.
I've not found a cartoon history of Scotland that I consider worth using as a teaching tool for complete fucking noobs.
Roberts - History of the World
Norman Davies - Europe: A History
>>527517
This
I'll add the world history youtube series by the historian John Green. With this knowledge you will have a solid foundation with which to converse on reddit.
>>527681
I've not seen Green ever raise reading issues, historiographical issues, or present anything other than a chronicle narrative of the most trite reductivist kind.
In contrast Goznik is worth the read and develops reading skills. Goznik raises sourcing issues, issues to do with narrative representation, complexifies his narrative and occasionally raises historiographical debates.
Why don't you fuck your cunt with a cactus.
>>527681
John Green
kek
>>527506
Conquest of a Continent
