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Not really, you won't get a job.
Just simply saying "you won't get a job" isn't the whole story. While a bachelor's degree in history is pretty worthless, so are a lot of other bachelor's degrees (English, Philosophy, &Sociology among others) There are some scattered intern jobs, but to really be making money you have to further your education. If you are interested in grad school and/or teaching, you have options. Although the teaching field is struggling at the moment, it goes in cycles like most things and will improve in the near future. There will always be a demand for teachers, period.
I'm a history major and have plans to further my education in grad school to study library science (which will more than likely get me a job) so no, it's not true that majoring in history won't get you a job. It's a flexible major and as such, your options are not cut & dry. It can require you to be a bit more creative with how you want to pursue a career and such. But if you're looking for a 4 year program that will get you a job right out of college, I wouldn't recommend history.
What else can I help you with?
Why is the US history such an important topic?
it is important to know the major events that changed our country's history that way we become good citizens
What's a good second major to compliment an Anthropology major?
History, English, Art. Really it depends more on what you intend to do with a degree in Anthropology.
Why did you choose your college major History?
Good question, but based on your inability to create a coherent English sentence should steer you clear of that major also.
Who is a good person to do a black history report on?
Jackie Robinson There are some that played a major role in history: Martin Luther King Jr. and Rosa Park are my favourite.
What is a good college for a liberal arts history major?
The BEST college is either University of Bridgeport, Temple University, or University of Hampton!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!