Conor Becks, Matt Walsh and Ty Hepting lead us through the lives of women in the confederacy and the intersection of race, class, and gender effected their experiences.

Matt Maurath, Anthony King and Ben Harlow take us through how the North and Abraham Lincoln decided to end slavery and the effects of Emancipation on the war and the United States.

In this episode of APUSHing History Jonathan Zaprianov, Ale Lazzati, and Cam Shinnick investigate John Brown and his role in the coming of the Civil War.

In this Episode Will Skinner, Baba Shonaiya, and G. Stavlas take us through how the market revolution intersected with the burgeoning labor movement and women's rights movements.

Ugonna, Ben, and Nsebong take us through the different asepcts of the abolitionist movement in this weeks episode of APUSHing History!

What is the line between religious prophet and cult leader? What are the major social, religious, and economic changes during the Jacksonian period and Second Great Awakening? Find out on this weeks Episode of APUSHing History: The Kingdom of Mathais. Researched, written, produced and narrated by Josh Zacharia, David Adebogun, and Graham Arrison.

This week's episode explores the history and effects of dueling culture on the United States during the Antebellum Period. Researched, written and produced by Parker Becks and Charley Hepting.

How did France and the United States go from allies to a naval war in a few short years? How did American politicians react to the radicalism of the French Revolution? Find out in this weeks episode of APUSHing History.

Writing: William Brandenburg

Research: Luke Smith and William Brandenburg

Narration: Matthew Welling and Luke Smith

Production: Matthew Welling

Episode 4 is up! Check out the history of the Bill of Rights and the Amendments that were almost part of it. Written recorded and produced by Joe Welsko, Clay Damon and Brendan Fanzone.

Learn about the plot to oust George Washington from command in the third episode of APUSHing History. Written, produced, and recorded by Joe O'Neill, Colin McElroy and Harrison McGovern.