What's wrong with being a teacher? :(

Jokes aside, a quick Google search does yield a lot of results. If you're already in university, you might try talking to a departmental adviser so you can get more personalized advice. A career center is good for that as well.

That being said, there are a lot of different opportunities for a history major. You could go into law school, if that's your thing. You could go into something more political or go into research. I've heard of people going to med school after getting a history degree.

Several more history focused careers would be archivist or research librarian. I believe most of those positions require a master's degree, but a history bachelor's is good preparation for the follow on degree.

There are also plenty of jobs that don't require a specific degree and where the critical thinking, research, and writing skills you build as a history major are useful. It can make getting those jobs harder, but if you take internships every summer it will be much easier.