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Door24 HistoryS05 EP49 Henry FrickHenry Frick battles the unions for control of the Homestead steel plant. © 2025 Mike Chisholm. All rights reserved. For comments, email: podcast@door24.org 2025-05-1105 min

Door24 HistoryS05 EP47 The Ku Klux KlanThe Ku Klux Klan terrorizes African Americans during Reconstruction. © 2025 Mike Chisholm. All rights reserved. For comments, email: podcast@door24.org 2025-04-2705 min

Door24 HistoryS05 EP46 The Johnson Impeachment TrailPresident Andrew Johnson clashes with Congress over the Reconstruction of the South. © 2025 Mike Chisholm. All rights reserved. For comments, email: podcast@door24.org 2025-04-2004 min

Door24 HistoryS05 EP45 Lee Surrenders to GrantGeneral Robert E. Lee surrenders to General Ulysses S. Grant at Appomattox. © 2025 Mike Chisholm. All rights reserved. For comments, email: podcast@door24.org 2025-04-1304 min

Door24 HistoryS05 EP35 The Whiskey RebellionHamilton raises money for the federal government using a tax on whiskey. © 2024 Mike Chisholm. All rights reserved. For comments, email: podcast@door24.org 2024-12-0104 min

Door24 HistoryS05 EP34 Federalist PapersJames Madison, Alexander, and John Jay write a series of essays to support ratification of the Constitution. © 2024 Mike Chisholm. All rights reserved. For comments, email: podcast@door24.org 2024-11-1705 min

Door24 HistoryS05 EP31 A New NationThe United States ends the war with Britain and signs the Treaty of Paris of 1783. © 2024 Mike Chisholm. All rights reserved. For comments, email: podcast@door24.org 2024-10-2705 min

Door24 HistoryS05 EP30 Battle of SaratogaBenedict Arnold leads colonials to victory in one of the most important battles in American history. © 2024 Mike Chisholm. All rights reserved. For comments, email: podcast@door24.org 2024-10-2006 min

Door24 HistoryS05 EP29 George Washington Takes CommandGeorge Washington takes charge of the Continental Army and brings leadership to a disorganized army. © 2024 Mike Chisholm. All rights reserved. For comments, email: podcast@door24.org 2024-10-1306 min

Door24 HistoryS05 EP28 The Declaration of RightsThe American colonies attempt to avoid further conflict with Great Britain. © 2024 Mike Chisholm. All rights reserved. For comments, email: podcast@door24.org 2024-10-0605 min

Door24 HistoryS05 EP27 James OtisJames Otis fights against British abuses of power and starts the independence movement. © 2024 Mike Chisholm. All rights reserved. For comments, email: podcast@door24.org 2024-09-2903 min

Door24 HistoryS05 EP25 Washington and Fort NecessityA young George Washington fights the French starting the French and Indian War. © 2024 Mike Chisholm. All rights reserved. For comments, email: podcast@door24.org 2024-09-1505 min

Door24 HistoryS05 EP24 American Colonial MedicineEarly medicine was primitive but improved over time. © 2024 Mike Chisholm. All rights reserved. For comments, email: podcast@door24.org 2024-09-0806 min

Door24 HistoryS05 EP23 William BradfordWilliam Bradford leads the Pilgrims to build the Plymouth colony. © 2024 Mike Chisholm. All rights reserved. For comments, email: podcast@door24.org 2024-09-0104 min

Door24 HistoryS05 EP22 English ChartersEngland grants contracts to establish colonies in the New World. © 2024 Mike Chisholm. All rights reserved. For comments, email: podcast@door24.org 2024-08-2504 min

Door24 HistoryS05 EP21 Drake Circles the GlobeSir Francis Drake circumnavigates the globe after pillaging the Spanish colonies in the New World. © 2024 Mike Chisholm. All rights reserved. For comments, email: podcast@door24.org 2024-08-1803 min

Door24 HistoryS04 EP14 Twelfth AmendmentDisarray in the 1800 presidential election forces the country to change the Constitution. Copyright © 2023 Mike Chisholm. All rights reserved. For comments, email: podcast@door24.org 2023-12-0303 min

Door24 HistoryS04 EP13 Whiskey RebellionThe new American government passes a controversial tax on whiskey. Copyright © 2023 Mike Chisholm. All rights reserved. For comments, email: podcast@door24.org 2023-11-2603 min

Door24 HistoryS04 EP12 AmendmentsPassing an amendment is a complicated process but necessary to prevent tyranny. Copyright © 2023 Mike Chisholm. All rights reserved. For comments, email: podcast@door24.org 2023-11-1204 min

Door24 HistoryS04 EP10 Separation of PowersThe three branches of government help retain human freedom. Copyright © 2023 Mike Chisholm. All rights reserved. For comments, email: podcast@door24.org 2023-10-2903 min

Door24 HistoryS04 EP09 Declaration on Government 2The Declaration of Independence impacts the future of the United States. Copyright © 2023 Mike Chisholm. All rights reserved. For comments, email: podcast@door24.org 2023-10-2202 min

Door24 HistoryS04 EP08 Declaration on Government 1The Declaration of Independence impacts the future of the United States. Copyright © 2023 Mike Chisholm. All rights reserved. For comments, email: podcast@door24.org 2023-10-0802 min

Door24 HistoryS04 EP07 House of BurgessesThe first English democratic legislature forms in Virginia. Copyright © 2023 Mike Chisholm. All rights reserved. For comments, email: podcast@door24.org 2023-10-0102 min

Door24 HistoryS04 EP01 SmallpoxSmallpox was one of the greatest killers of people in human history. Copyright © 2023 Mike Chisholm. All rights reserved. For comments, email: podcast@door24.org 2023-08-0602 min

Door24 HistoryS02 EP09 OregonThe United States takes possession of Oregon Country to make itself a trans-Atlantic country. Copyright © 2022 Mike Chisholm. All rights reserved. For comments, email: podcast@door24.org 2022-01-3001 min

Door24 HistoryS02 EP08 Constitutional Convention IIIRepresentatives from twelve of the thirteen states meet in Philadelphia to create a new government. Copyright © 2021 Mike Chisholm. All rights reserved. For comments, email: podcast@door24.org 2021-11-1501 min

Door24 HistoryS02 EP07 Constitutional Convention IIRepresentatives from twelve of the thirteen states meet in Philadelphia to create a new government. Copyright © 2021 Mike Chisholm. All rights reserved. For comments, email: podcast@door24.org 2021-11-0902 min

Door24 HistoryS02 EP06 Constitutional Convention IRepresentatives from twelve of the thirteen states meet in Philadelphia to create a new government. Copyright © 2021 Mike Chisholm. All rights reserved. For comments, email: podcast@door24.org 2021-11-0102 min

Door24 HistoryS02 EP05 SpymasterGeorge Washington uses spies to gather intelligence or spread disinformation to win the war. Copyright © 2021 Mike Chisholm. All rights reserved. For comments, email: podcast@door24.org 2021-10-1703 min

Door24 HistoryS02 EP04 Washington Takes CommandGeorge Washington takes command of the Continental army in Massachusetts. Copyright © 2021 Mike Chisholm. All rights reserved. For comments, email: podcast@door24.org 2021-10-1002 min

Door24 HistoryS02 EP03 Concord and LexingtonColonial militia and British soldiers clash for the first time. Copyright © 2021 Mike Chisholm. All rights reserved. For comments, email: podcast@door24.org 2021-10-0305 min

Door24 HistoryS01 EP08 Constitutional Convention IDelegates from the states meet in Philadelphia in 1787 to fix the Articles of Confederation. Copyright © 2020 Mike Chisholm. All rights reserved. For comments, email: podcast@door24.org 2020-10-3102 min

Door24 HistoryS01 EP07 Articles of ConfederationIn July 1776, the representatives of the Continental Congress voted for independence from Great Britain. To win a war against the most powerful country on earth was going to take more than a simple vote. Congress immediately went to work to create a national government to oversee the war. After several drafts and debates, in 1777 Congress approved John Dickinson’s Articles of Confederation. At this time, states thought of themselves as independent countries and many feared being tied to an all-powerful national government. Hence, it was not until 1781 that the last state ratified the Articles making it the official fi...2020-10-2402 min

Door24 HistoryS01 EP06 Coercive ActsThe American colonies rebelled against the Stamp Act and the Townshend Acts. Colonial patriots opposed taxes passed by members of Parliament who lived an ocean away. In 1770, friction between colonists and British soldiers culminated in the deaths of five people in the Boston Massacre. Then Parliament passed the Tea Act designed to give special tax-exempt status to the British East India Company to sell tea in the colonies that threatened to put many colonial merchants out of business. On December 16, 1773, members of the political action group Sons of Liberty boarded British ships in Boston Harbor and dumped British tea into...2020-10-1802 min

Door24 HistoryS01 EP05 Boston MassacreIn March 1770, British soldiers fired into a crowd of colonists on the streets of Boston. Tensions had been rising for months. In 1767, Parliament passed the Townshend Acts that placed a duty on British imported glass, lead, paper, paint, and tea. Many colonists resented any tax passed by Parliament that circumvented the approval of the colonial legislatures. “No taxation without representation” became the rallying cry of Patriots who increasingly distanced themselves from British authority. When customs officials complained to Parliament of disorder and harassment in Boston, Massachusetts, Parliament reacted by sending 2,000 British soldiers into Boston to keep the peace. Rath...2020-10-1103 min

Door24 HistoryS01 EP04 The Stamp ActIn 1763, the French and Indian War came to an end. A nine year war that became the first global conflict in human history. As part of the peace treaty, France gave its territorial holdings in North America to Great Britain. Although the victor, Britain had amassed a huge debt to finance the war. Now, to ease its financial burden, Britain turned to its American colonies to finance the peace. In 1765, Parliament, the legislative body of the British Empire, passed the Stamp Act—a tax on most paper goods sold in the colonies. Newspapers, marriage licenses, playing cards, and an...2020-10-0703 min

Door24 HistoryS01 EP03 The Ohio ValleyBetween 1754 and 1763, the world saw its first global conflict known in America as the French and Indian War. France and Britain, mortal enemies, began fighting over the Ohio Valley—a vast area of land between the Mississippi River and the British held American colonies on the East Coast. Soon, Spain, Austria, Prussia, Sweden, and Russia entered the conflict. Fighting took place in North America, Europe, Africa, and Asia. By 1763, after suffering numerous losses, France gave in. Under the terms of the Treaty of Paris of 1763, France lost its North American possessions, including the Ohio Valley, to the British. Ho...2020-09-2003 min

Door24 HistoryS01 EP02 SalemWitch hysteria began in Europe in the 1300s. In 1484, Pope Innocent VIII issued a papal bull or order that directly involved the Catholic Church in the hunt for witches to protect society and the Church. In 1487, two monks wrote a book called the Malleus Maleficarum (mal ee us | ma lef uh kair em) or the Hammer of Witches. The authors argued that witchcraft was real, not superstition. They gave details on how to identify, capture, and punish witches. Witch hunts led to the arrest, torture, and execution of tens of thousands of people until the end of the 17th century. 2020-09-1303 min

Door24 HistoryS01 EP01 Magna CartaHow did democracy find its way to America? In 48 BCE, Julius Caesar was the last Roman leader alive after a tumultuous civil war. For most historians, this was the end of the Roman Republic and democracy in the ancient world. For the next several hundred years, Rome would be ruled by a series of emperors before Rome too would collapse ushering in centuries of uncertainty as states rose and fell over the centuries across Europe. On an island off the coast of France that the Romans called Britannia Maximus or Great Britain, a king was stirring...2020-08-2402 min