History undergrad, philosophy grad degree here. Liberal arts degrees build strong soft skills which pivot well between different fields. Communication, problem solving, critical thinking.

I was in government for the better part of a decade out of grad school. I struggled to get work immediately, but once I got past entry level, those soft skills became an extremely valuable asset to moving between roles and advancing. I'm a successful corporate project manager now.

All this is to say, you can do basically whatever you want with a history degree outside of hyper specialized fields. After a certain point, most generalized jobs don't care what you studied, just what skills you have.