7 events that made America America and proved the founding fathers were right all along
Larry Schweikart is the author of 48 Liberal Lies About American History, What Would the Founders Say?, and co wrote of the New York Times bestseller A Patriots History of the United States. He has written many articles and academic books on national defense, financial history,and business. He has spoken numerous times on fox news and is a history professor at Dayton University.
Throughout the book Dr. Schweikart provides several occasions in American history in which an event did not play out as he feels the founding fathers would have preferred it play out.
For the duration of the book every event mentioned was a decision of an individual or had consequences decided by an individual. In the Dred Scott case the family originally would not grant him his freedom in Minnesota and when he asked for his freedom the court and judge denied him his freedom the flood of johnstown PA the government and first responders responsible for helping in natural disasters did not respond until several days later, but by that point …show more content…
Every source used in the book is cited at the back, most of them being university press, and regular newspapers. While newspapers are considered valid primary source it does raise a few questions. For instance so theses newspapers go against the chapter about all media being bias and if so then the topic you are writing about is contradictory to the material being sourced, and if they stay true to the chapter about all media being bias then if they are bias in your favor then if you need bias sources to prove your point how valid is your point
Larry Schweikart is the author of 48 Liberal Lies About American History, What Would the Founders Say?, and co wrote of the New York Times bestseller A Patriots History of the United States. He has written many articles and academic books on national defense, financial history,and business. He has spoken numerous times on fox news and is a history professor at Dayton University.
Throughout the book Dr. Schweikart provides several occasions in American history in which an event did not play out as he feels the founding fathers would have preferred it play out.
For the duration of the book every event mentioned was a decision of an individual or had consequences decided by an individual. In the Dred Scott case the family originally would not grant him his freedom in Minnesota and when he asked for his freedom the court and judge denied him his freedom the flood of johnstown PA the government and first responders responsible for helping in natural disasters did not respond until several days later, but by that point …show more content…
Every source used in the book is cited at the back, most of them being university press, and regular newspapers. While newspapers are considered valid primary source it does raise a few questions. For instance so theses newspapers go against the chapter about all media being bias and if so then the topic you are writing about is contradictory to the material being sourced, and if they stay true to the chapter about all media being bias then if they are bias in your favor then if you need bias sources to prove your point how valid is your point