Explore the fascinating evolution of preparedness in America with "The History of Preppers in the United States" by Jaxon Briar.

Dive into the origins of the prepper movement, tracing how societal fears, historical moments, and cultural shifts have fueled an enduring drive for self-reliance.

This comprehensive guide uncovers the psychological motivations behind prepping, the ethical debates, and the role of media in shaping perceptions.

Delve into case studies and personal stories that highlight the impact and significance of this enduring legacy.

Ideal for history buffs, social researchers, and anyone curious about the intersection of survivalism and American culture, this book is your gateway to understanding a pivotal aspect of modern American identity.

Discover the strategies, innovations, and future trends that continue to shape the prepping movement today.