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APUSH for All

Zach Garrison, Riley Keltner, and Mike Hill

APUSH for All is a history podcast designed for students, history enthusiasts, and anyone eager to understand the past’s impact on today. Hosted by experienced APUSH teachers, each episode explores key historical moments, connects them to current events, and makes history engaging, accessible, and relevant. Whether you’re prepping for the AP exam or just love history, this podcast is for you!

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73 episodes

  1. The Price of Honor, Part 2: America's Deadly Code 46:32
  2. The Price of Honor Part 1: Hamilton, Burr, and the American Duel 44:02
  3. Enemies of the Republic: The Alien and Sedition Acts and the Election of 1800 56:53
  4. Who Owns the Revolution? Shays’s Rebellion 44:18
  5. Go, Starve, and Be Forgotten: The Newburgh Conspiracy 44:45
  6. The Messy Making of the Declaration 48:34
  7. Bacon’s Rebellion: The Rebel, the Governor, and the Burning of Jamestown 43:25
  8. The Starving Time: Jamestown at the Edge of Extinction 41:09
  9. Cahokia, Part II: The City That Vanished Twice 46:32
  10. Cahokia, Part I: The Rise of America’s Forgotten Metropolis 45:18
  11. Special Episode: Celebrating 250 53:18
  12. APUSH Goes to the Movies: The Great Gatsby 44:17
  13. APUSH for ALL Goes to the Movies: Hamilton 42:40
  14. Review Episode 3 (Periods 8-9) 45:58
  15. Review Episode 2 (Periods 5-7) 1:00:54
  16. Review Episode 1 (Periods 1-4) 46:20
  17. Nixon, Vietnam, Watergate, and the Crisis of Trust 40:47
  18. Civil Rights and the Rights Revolutions of the 1960s and 1970s 49:15
  19. Vietnam, 1968, and the Breaking Point of the Sixties 43:23
  20. Civil Rights, Camelot, and the Shadow of Vietnam 49:21
  21. Atoms, Anxiety, and the Affluent Society: America in the 1950s 37:06
  22. World War II’s Home Front and the Birth of the Cold War 39:49
  23. Neutral No More: America and World War II 37:55
  24. 28. Fear, Action, and the New Deal 41:48
  25. The Roaring Twenties — Modernity, Money, and Moral Panic 40:32
  26. America and the Great War 38:53
  27. Progressivism Gets Political (and Complicated) 37:18
  28. Imperialism and Progressivism: Power Abroad, Reform at Home 36:14
  29. A Republic in Crisis: Corruption, Capital, and the Rise of Populism 30:11
  30. “The City, the Worker, and the Limits of Power in the Gilded Age” 30:53
  31. Industrial Supremacy: Growth, Railroads, and Capitalism 35:02
  32. Two Wests: Frontier Myth vs. Conquest Reality 38:07
  33. Special Episode! 1st Semester Review 46:19
  34. “Reconstruction: Freedom’s Promise, Freedom’s Betrayal” 36:17
  35. New Birth of Freedom: The Civil War Takes Shape 28:27
  36. Cornerstone of Conflict: Secession, Civil War, and Emancipation 35:56
  37. Manifest Destiny, Bleeding Kansas: How the West Sparked the Crisis of the 1850s 34:28
  38. The Abolitionists and the Empire of Cotton 35:38
  39. Engines of Change: America’s Market Revolution 32:37
  40. King Andrew vs. the Republic: The Bank War and Beyond 32:35
  41. Revival, Wheels, and Waterways: America’s Spiritual & Economic Turn, 1800–1840. 37:59
  42. It Starts Out All “Era of Good Feelings” and Ends With Mass Politics, it’s Jacksonian America! 26:59
  43. Jefferson, Paradoxes, and the Ridiculous War of 1812 38:13
  44. Whiskey, Treaties, and Sedition: Testing the Constitution, 1787–1800 33:41
  45. The Great Compromise and the Making of the Constitution 38:42
  46. “Midnight Alarms, Continental Dreams: Congresses, Common Sense, and the War that Forged a Contradictory Freedom, 1774–1783” 37:09
  47. From Empire to Revolt: The Road to Revolution, 1763–1773 36:12
  48. Minds on Fire: Enlightenment, Awakening, and Empire in Colonial America 34:24
  49. Dissenters & Dominion: Puritans, Quakers, and Empire 35:08
  50. The Seeds of Colonialism: How Mercantilism, Tobacco, and 1619 Planted the Roots of English America (1607-1676) 26:36