<p>This episode continues the multi-part series briefly summarizing the history of western civilization with a focus on the unique place in history held by the United States of America.  Consisting of discussion of several key conflicts in the 18th, 19th, and 20th centuries, this episode will touch on America's founding, the Civil War, and the rise in American influence through World Wars I and II.</p>

This episode continues the multi-part series briefly summarizing the history of western civilization with a focus on the unique place in history held by the United States of America. Consisting of discussion of several key conflicts in the 18th, 19th, and 20th centuries, this episode will touch on America's founding, the Civil War, and the rise in American influence through World Wars I and II.

<p>This episode continues the multi-part series briefly summarizing the history of western civilization with a focus on the unique place in history held by the United States of America. &nbsp;Consisting of discussion of several key conflicts in the 18th, 19th, and 20th centuries, this episode will touch on America's founding, the Civil War, and the rise in American influence through World Wars I and II.</p>

Everybody Gets A Revolution

In recent years, the greatness of America - its exceptionalism - has been under attack. This podcast seeks to review our country's history and founding and to use that knowledge to understand what makes the country so special and to discuss current policies that are taking us down a path wrought with risk of destroying it. Civil discourse is all but lost today; by including important historical information to set the stage for where we are, the Defending American Exceptionalism podcast hopes to return some common sense and thoughtful discussion to the marketplace of ideas .

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