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A Teacher's History of the United States
By Christopher CaldwellHistory
A Teacher's History of the United States episodes
- 49 - First Continental Congress
Episode 49:
- The colonists gathered in Philadelphia for the First Continental Congress to determine how to formally respond to Parliament and King George III
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Artwork by Brad Ziegler
32 min - 48 - Ben Franklin get roasted in Parliament and the colonists get angry
Episode 48:
- A deeper dive into the life of Ben Franklin
- Detailed examination of his worst personal and political experience
- A look at the coalescence of the colonies following the Intolerable Acts
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Artwork by Brad Ziegler
34 min - BONUS EPISODE - History of Memorial Day
BONUS EPISODE:
- Chris takes some time to discuss the history of Memorial Day
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Artwork by Brad Ziegler
15 min - 47 - EC - Intolerable Acts; Tar and Feathering
Episode 47:
- King and Parliament are furious with the colonists following the massacre
- The colonists hear of the new legislation and become borderline apoplectic
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Artwork by Brad Ziegler
46 min - 46 - EC - Boston Tea Party
Episode 46:
- Chris and Bill review the events leading up to the Tea Party
- Details of the Night of December 16, 1773
- Colonial and British reaction to the tea parties in the colonies
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Music from: http://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music
Artwork by Brad Ziegler
40 min - 43 - EC - Trials of the Boston Massacre
Episode 43:
- The British troops present at the Boston Massacre are accused of murder and they turn to John Adams to defend them in court
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Artwork by Brad Ziegler
51 min - 42 - Boston, Bloody Boston
Episode 42:
- Tensions are at a boiling point in Boston and things get violent on March 5, 1770, at an event dubbed the "Boston Massacre"
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Artwork by Brad Ziegler
31 min - 41 - Enduring Tensions
Episode 41:
- The Townshend Acts are repealed (mostly) but the Patriots refuse to allow everything to calm down too much...
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Artwork by Brad Ziegler
25 min - 39 - Everything Stamp Act
Episode 39:
- Britain passes the Stamp Act, a more direct tax, and colonial angst reaches new heights
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Music from: http://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music
Artwork by Brad Ziegler
34 min - 37 - EC - James Otis...Wait, Who's James Otis?
Episode 37:
- Discussion about one of the earliest and least known revolutionary figures in American History
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Artwork by Brad Ziegler
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About A Teacher's History of the United States
From the publisher's feed
Did you ever wish you could go back to class and learn about the most interesting, important, and impactful events in US history all over again...this time without the homework? If so, join the club!…
In this podcast, join Chris Caldwell and his fellow history nerds as they re-examine United States history one lesson at a time. Enjoy the podcast, and hopefully now you can take pride in knowing just a little bit more about the history of the United States.