Shows
Running Through HistoryEp 14: Origins of the French RevolutionIn this episode Coach Hensarling discusses the long and short term causes of the 1789 revolution in France. 2018-08-2122 minRunning Through HistoryEp 13: Government of NigeriaIn this episode Coach Hensarling discusses the historical impact of imperialism on Nigerian politics today. 2018-03-0928 minRunning Through HistoryEp 12: Government of MexicoIn this episode, Coach Hensarling discusses the historical factors impacting Mexican politics, issues Mexico faces today, and the current political system. 2018-03-0128 minRunning Through HistoryEp 11: Government of RussiaIn this episode Coach Hensarling discusses Russia from the age of the tsars to the Soviet Union to today.
Sources: AP Comparative Government and Politics by Ethel Woods2018-02-2042 minRunning Through HistoryEp 10: Government of Great BritainIn this episode Coach Hensarling discusses a British political history from the Magna Carta through the Industrial Revolution and then to modern day. 2018-02-0236 minRunning Through HistoryAPGovUnit5.wav2017-11-2011 minRunning Through HistoryEp 9: Scramble for AfricaIn this episode Coach Hensarling discusses imperialism, the scramble for Africa, and the Berlin Conference and how they impacted the continent of Africa. 2017-11-2043 minRunning Through HistoryEp 7: APGOV Unit 4 IntroThis is the introduction to the largest unit of AP GOV - we take a a look at Congress, the Presidency, the federal bureaucracy, and the judiciary. 2017-10-2011 minRunning Through HistoryEp6: APGOV Unit 3 IntroThis unit is about political parties and how they function, plus how they interact with interest groups and the mass media.2017-10-0514 minRunning Through HistoryEp5: APGOV Unit 2 IntroThis unit is about the political beliefs and behaviors of the American people.2017-09-2211 minRunning Through HistoryEp4: APGOV Unit 1 IntroCoach Hensarling introduces the two main ideas for the first unit of APGOV.2017-09-0508 minRunning Through HistoryEp3: Origins of the Industrial RevolutionCoach Hensarling discusses how the Protest Reformation, Scientific Revolution, and the Enlightenment paved the way for the Industrial Revolution.
Source:
"Origins of the Industrial Revolution." Industrial Revolution Reference Library, edited by James L. Outman, et al., vol. 1: Almanac, UXL, 2003, pp. 9-31. World History in Context, link.galegroup.com/apps/doc/CX3425800010/WHIC?u=tel_k_smes&xid=b9f356a6. Accessed 1 Sept. 2017.
Plus my notes from college!2017-09-0131 minRunning Through HistoryEp2: North KoreaEveryone always wants to know what is up with North Korea? In this episode, Coach Hensarling discusses background information on Korea up to the Korean War, how the Kim family has ruled from 1948 to today, and the nuclear program.
Ep sources:
"Kim Il-sung." Encyclopedia of World Biography, Gale, 1998. World History in Context, link.galegroup.com/apps/doc/K1631003612/WHIC?u=tel_k_smes&xid=5620eaf6. Accessed 24 July 2017.
RYANG, SONIA. "North Korea." Countries and Their Cultures, edited by Carol R. Ember and Melvin Ember, vol. 2, Macmillan Reference USA, 2001, pp. 1202-1213. World History in Context, link.galegroup.com/apps/doc/CX3401700126/WHIC...2017-08-0153 minRunning Through HistoryIntroduction to summer readingCoach Hensarling and Ms. Goodman introduce 1984.2017-06-0107 min