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The Political History of the United States

The Political History of the United States

Allen Ayers

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A history podcast dedicated to exploring the origins, development, and evolution of the political systems of the United States.

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The Political History of the United States - 3.22 The War of Jenkins’ Ear

3.22 The War of Jenkins’ Ear

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02/07/22 • 31 min

The British and the Spanish face off in a war that will seem oddly reminiscent of Queen Anne's War.

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The Political History of the United States - 1.10 The Starving Time

1.10 The Starving Time

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03/04/19 • 30 min

During the winter of 1609-1610, the Jamestown colony is going to hit its low mark. During that winter, food shortages would become such a serious problem that nearly two-thirds of the settlers are going to die. Stories of cannibalism emerge from that winter, and eventually, it would lead to the temporary abandonment of the colony. This episode is going to look at the traditional story of that winter, examine if that telling is accurate, and finally, look at the long term effects of the starving time. Plus, if you check this weeks episode out, you'll hear John Smith make an uncomfortable joke about cannibalism.

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The Political History of the United States - 1.19 The Changing Nature of Plymouth

1.19 The Changing Nature of Plymouth

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07/08/19 • 26 min

Following the English attack at Wessagussett, the Plymouth colony enters a new period. During this episode, we are going to see the continued fallout from that assault. At the same time, however, we are going to see internal changes at Plymouth that help make it a far more sustainable colony and sees the functional end of starvation as a real risk. For the members of the Leiden congregation, they are going to find themselves fighting an ever-increasing battle to maintain their control over the colony. All this is coming on the eve of the Great Migration, which is going to completely shift the balance of power in New England.

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The Political History of the United States - 3.15 Slave Codes

3.15 Slave Codes

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11/01/21 • 29 min

Beginning in the 1660s, slave codes would come to codify life for African slaves. This week we discuss what those codes were and how they came to be. We will also look at the role of racism in the prevention of slave uprisings.

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The Political History of the United States - 4.23 Preparing to Meet

4.23 Preparing to Meet

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11/13/23 • 33 min

During the Summer months of 1774 the colonies began preparations for a meeting in Philadelphia. This process would show just how many differences remained between the colonies as everybody came in with their own specific agenda. They all had things that they were worried about, things that they wanted to accomplish. This tension between the colonies, colonies that had been competitors in business for a century and a half, would help dictate the first continental congress.

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The Political History of the United States - 1.20 The Great Migration

1.20 The Great Migration

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07/22/19 • 29 min

Thus far we have placed our focus in New England on Plymouth which has seen a steady, though slow, amount of growth. However, during the 1630's the population of New England is going to explode when Puritans exit England to escape increasing persecution. This week we are going to head to England and look at the conditions that made nearly 80,000 Puritans flee from their home country.

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The Political History of the United States - 1.6 Return to America

1.6 Return to America

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01/06/19 • 38 min

This week we are going to conclude our 6 part look at Europe on the eve of the formation of the English colonies. Specifically, our focus in this episode is going to be on heading back across the Atlantic and catching up on what the European powers are doing just prior to 1607. We are going to check in on the exploration of North America, the creation of Spanish Florida, as well as the English attempt at colonization in Roanoke.

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The Political History of the United States - 4.27 Approching the Breaking Point

4.27 Approching the Breaking Point

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01/08/24 • 44 min

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The Political History of the United States - 4.22 The Intolerable Acts

4.22 The Intolerable Acts

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10/29/23 • 37 min

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The Political History of the United States - 1.23 Biography Edition: Roger Williams

1.23 Biography Edition: Roger Williams

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09/02/19 • 40 min

Upon arriving in America, Roger Williams quickly became one of the most prominent colonists in New England. As the founder of Rhode Island, a proponent of Native American land rights, and an early advocate of the separation of church and state, Williams spent much of his life alienating just about everybody in New England. Despite this Williams remains a giant figure in American colonial history and left a legacy that would help color the policies of the future United States.

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How many episodes does The Political History of the United States have?

The Political History of the United States currently has 160 episodes available.

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The podcast is about Society & Culture, History and Podcasts.

What is the most popular episode on The Political History of the United States?

The episode title '3.22 The War of Jenkins’ Ear' is the most popular.

What is the average episode length on The Political History of the United States?

The average episode length on The Political History of the United States is 33 minutes.

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Episodes of The Political History of the United States are typically released every 14 days.

When was the first episode of The Political History of the United States?

The first episode of The Political History of the United States was released on Oct 21, 2018.

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