In the factories it's the rise of the machines; in the hospitals it's Germ Theory, Sewers and Chloroform. Its the Industrial Revolution.

The world is beginning to change, the likes of Parè and Harvey are coming up with their groundbreaking ideas, even the Great Plague can't hold back medicine. But how far did it actually come?

It's time to turn back the clock for a new section of AQA History, Medicine! Starting off with Medieval, a time of the humours, black death and blood letting. How strange!

At the end of our course, I'm taking a trip to the Reservations to see how the US Government planned to destroy Native American culture, religion and even food...

The Civil War has ended, its time for reconstruction. In this episode, we explore the ways President Johnson tried to rebuild the country after 1865 and helped people move west to farm.

The American Civil War was a turning point in their history and in this nice little episode I'll present the run down of why and how it happened.

We start this episode at a Native American encampment from which we explore the policies of the US Goverment and the lives of those they effected.

For the inaugural episode of America: Expansion & Consolidation, we start in a frontier town to join those heading west. Bumping into the Mormons and the Miners along the way.

It's the last episode of Conflict & Tension where we go on a journey through the steps to war. From the Rivers of the Rhineland to the Munich Conference we try to discover what went wrong to kick start war. And could they have done better?

This episode looks at the successes and many failures of the LON. Travelling from Abysinnian Oasises to Manchurian Railways to discover why it failed so badly.