The intimately oppressed: Howard Zinn?

Question

what questions could i ask. that are relevant to the chapter.
i need 9
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3 intermediate
3 very difficult
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Answer 1

Was he in the military? Yes, He was an officer in the Army Air Corps during World War II.
Where was he a professor? He was a professor at both Spelman College and Boston University
What was Zinn's first book?
La Guardia in Congress, won the American Historical Association's Beveridge Prize as the best English-language book on American history.
What famous actor was a neighbor of Zinn?
His autobiographical film was narrated by actor Matt Damon who lived next door to the Zinns as a child in West Newton, Massachusetts. Damon included a reference to A People's History in his film Good Will Hunting. In a confrontation with his psychologist, played by Robin Williams, Damon's character tells him: "If you want to read a real history book, read Howard Zinn's "A People's History of the United States."
What goofy presidential candidate has he supported?
He has expressed support for Democratic Presidential candidate Dennis Kucinich as well as his efforts to impeach Vice President Dick Cheney.
Name a critic of Zinn?
In a 2004 article in Dissent critiquing the 5th edition of A People's History of the United States, Georgetown University history professor Michael Kazin argued that Zinn's book is too focused on class conflict, and wrongly attributes sinister motives to the American political elite.
How many books has he authored? 20.
What baseball team does he roots for? No, not the Reds. He is a Boston Red Sox fan.
Was he a war criminal? No, but he did use napalm.

Answer 2

The Intimately Oppressed