Andrew Jackson’s Inauguration: A President’s Mission to Redefine Washington The morning of March 4, 1829, dawned cold but clear over...

The Early Life of John Quincy Adams It was a humid summer day in July 1767 when John Quincy Adams was born in Braintree, Massachusetts,...

John Berry Meachum: The Quiet Abolitionist of Missouri The story of John Berry Meachum begins not in Missouri, but in the shadow of...

The American Frontier of the North The Adventures of Daniel Boone: Pioneer, Warrior, and Statesman In the rugged wilderness of...

The Prelude to Louisiana Purchase The Louisiana Purchase, finalized in 1803, was a monumental event that doubled the size of the United...

War of 1812 Montague Cross-Curricular Studies of the War of 1812Unlocking Student Potential Through Cross-Curricular Learning with the...

The War of 1812 and the End of True Free-Market Capitalism in the United States The War of 1812 marked a turning point in the United...

Radio Citizen Broadcast: Patriotic Commentary on the Second Barbary War [Opening Music Fades] Host:   "Welcome, my friends! Let’s take a...

The War of 1812 and Its Impact on U.S. Politics The War of 1812, often called the "Second War of Independence," profoundly influenced...

Radio Citizen Broadcast: The Victory That Secures America's Future (Since there were no radios at this time, this is only a script of...