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''The Politically Incorrect Guide to American History'', written by Thomas Woods, is an overview of important events in [[American history]], with the purpose of, as the title implies, rejecting [[Politically correct|political correctness]], in order to be more historically accurate. The book is part of a larger series called the Politically Incorrect Guide Series, all published by Regnery Publishing. The book spent several weeks on the New York Times' Best Seller List. <ref>[http://www.nytimes.com/2005/01/09/books/bestseller/0109bestpapernonfiction.html?ex=1128916800&en=f33ffdf8dd939271&ei=5070 New York Times' Best Seller List], Published: January 9, 2005</ref>  

'''''The Politically Incorrect Guide to American History''''', written by Thomas Woods, is an overview of important events in [[American history]], with the purpose of, as the title implies, rejecting [[Politically correct|political correctness]], in order to be more historically accurate. The book is part of a larger series called the Politically Incorrect Guide Series, all published by Regnery Publishing. The book spent several weeks on the New York Times' Best Seller List. <ref>[http://www.nytimes.com/2005/01/09/books/bestseller/0109bestpapernonfiction.html?ex=1128916800&en=f33ffdf8dd939271&ei=5070 New York Times' Best Seller List], Published: January 9, 2005</ref>  

Some of the assertions made in the book are: that the American revolutionarties were [[Conservatives]], that free markets and not the [[Marshall Plan]] brought recovery to Europe's postwar economies, and that President Johnson's War on Poverty actually increased poverty.    [[Category:Books]]

Some of the assertions made in the book are: that the American revolutionarties were [[Conservatives]], that free markets and not the [[Marshall Plan]] brought recovery to Europe's postwar economies, and that President Johnson's War on Poverty actually increased poverty.    [[Category:Books]]