<p>in this episode, Aadi leads the conversation on the creation on the constitution, talking about the compromises and the men who made them, then jacob goes into the first major way the country fought after its independence. the barbary wars.</p>

in this episode, Aadi leads the conversation on the creation on the constitution, talking about the compromises and the men who made them, then jacob goes into the first major way the country fought after its independence. the barbary wars.

The Ratification of the constitution and the Barbary Wars.

In June of 1776, the Framers of our Republic gathered in Philadelphia Pennsylvania to embark on an unprecedented journey. Citing concerns of misrepresentation, egregious activity from the Crown, and transgressions committed against the colonies; delegates from the Continental Congress labored for two months drafting, debating, adopting, and finally signing the Declaration of Independence. In doing so, they set off a cascade of events which eventually lead to the founding of the United States. Now, more than 250 years later, we’re dealing with the effects, both good and bad, of those events. Join Jacob Eckman, Aadi Felt And Desmond O'Connor as we discuss our nation's story in a new and exciting format. This is Subsequent History

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The Ratification of the constitution and the Barbary Wars.

The Ratification of the constitution and the Barbary Wars.