John Adams #3: Independence (1774-1777); Topics covered include: First Continental Congress, Battles of Lexington and Concord, Second Continental Congress, Nominates George Washington to be the Commander-in-Chief of the Continental Army, Declaration Committee, Declaration of Independence, and "Thoughts on Government"

Key People: John Hancock, Richard Henry Lee, Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, Roger Sherman, and Robert Livingston

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John Adams #2: Path to Rebellion (1765-1774); Topics covered include: Stamp Act, Sons of Liberty, Boston Massacre, Lawyer, Rebel, Boston Tea Party, and the Intolerable Acts

Key People: Sam Adams, Thomas Preston, Thomas Hutchison, and Jonathan Sewall

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John Adams #1: Upbringing (1735-1765); Topics covered include: Youth, Puritan ethic, Attends Harvard, Marriage, Lawyer, and the Stamp Act

Key People: Deacon John Adams and Abigail (Smith) Adams

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George Washington #10: Farewell and Legacy (1797-1799); Topics covered include: Farewell Address -- Topics: Union, Political Factions, Separation of Powers, U.S. Constitution, Morality, Education, and Avoid Entangling Alliances; Perspective and Impact

Key People: James Madison, Alexander Hamilton, John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, and Max Roser

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George Washington #9: Slavery (1743-1799); Topics covered include: Slavery: Views and personal practices, Last Will and Testament

Key People: Martha Washington and Billy Lee

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George Washington #8: Second Term (1793-1797); Second Term (1793-1797) Topics covered include: President of the United States (second term), Neutrality Proclamation, Genet Affair, Conflict in the Cabinet, Whiskey Rebellion, Jay Treaty, Splits with Thomas Jefferson and James Madison

Key People: Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, James Monroe, John Jay, and Edmund Genet

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George Washington #7: President and Precedents (1789-1793); Topics covered include: President of the United States, Cabinet, Putting the Constitution into Practice, Presidential tours, Economic plans, Foreign affairs, Indian relations, and Political opposition

Key People: Alexander Hamilton, Thomas Jefferson, Henry Knox, and James Madison

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George Washington #6: First in Peace (1784-1789); Topics covered include: Post-war gentleman farmer, Shays's Rebellion, Annapolis Convention, Constitutional Convention, U.S. Constitution, First President of the United States

Key People: James Madison, Alexander Hamilton, Marquis de Lafayette

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George Washington #5: Victory (1778-1783); Topics covered include: Revolutionary War, Collaboration with the French, Victory at Yorktown, Treaty of Paris, Reflection on his military career, Resigns his commission, "Greatest Man in the World"

Key People: Marquis de Lafayette, Alexander Hamilton, Charles Cornwallis, King George III

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George Washington #4: Revolution (1775-1778); Topics covered include: Revolutionary War, Commander-in-Chief, Battles of: New York, Trenton, Princeton, Saratoga, Philadelphia, and Monmouth Court House, and Valley Forge

Key People: Henry Knox, Nathaniel Greene, Horatio Gates, and Charles Lee

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