APUSH-ing History

Ben Frederick, Jaden Green, Brendan Good and Jack Fowler lead us through the controversies and impacts of the 1828 presidential election and Jackson's Presidency.

Sam Morrison, Jayden Moore and Colin McCardle explore the Free Soil Party and its impact on the Sectional Crisis.

This episode details the life and legacy of Alexander Hamilton, on of our most interesting and controversial founding fathers.

In this episode Diego Marin-Jarve, Michael Macek, Ben Langenbach and Shawn Koontz lead us through the intellectual and religious movements that influenced the American Revolution.

Liam Brennan, Ethan Daugherty, Jake Doran, and Andrew Finamore lead us through how Washington's leadership and character shaped his presidency and the constitution.

Max Horel, Logan Holland and Jack Holman dive into the history of the first military submarine.

Henry Colyer, Will Balto, Malachi Fields and Andreas Diokno lead us through the Pueblo Revolt and El Pope. Learn about native resistance in the Spanish Borderland.

We open our third season of APUSHing History with an episode on the potential causes of the Salem Witchcraft trials. Declan Bell, Diego Arango, Asher Davis and Austin Dulay lead us through the possible explanations of this social hysteria.

John Koebel, Teddy Funck and Charlie Wit examine one of the most important women in the modern conservative movement Phyllis Schlafly and the Stop ERA movement in this years final episode of APUSHing History.

Michael Presti, Brendan Reiners, Edward Lowe and Jack Rapisarda explain the role the USO and celebrities like Bob Hope and Johnny Cash played in helping morale during the Vietnam War.