04:37

2024 Summer Institute Fellow Spotlight: Clint Walsh Part Two

06:38

2024 Summer Institute Fellow Spotlight: Aurora Richardson Part Two

12:41

2024 Summer Institute Fellow Spotlight: Lindsay McBride Part Two

08:52

2024 Summer Institute Fellow Spotlight: Jesse Perez Part Two

02:59

2024 Summer Institute Fellow Spotlight: Clint Walsh Part One

06:04

2024 Summer Institute Fellow Spotlight: Lindsay McBride Part One

06:54

2024 Summer Institute Fellow Spotlight: Jesse Perez Part One

04:45

2024 Summer Institute Fellow Spotlight: Aurora Richardson Part One

04:32

American History Videos 8 - Founding Partisan Necessity

08:09

American History Videos 7 - Two Party Necessity

08:56

American History Videos 6 - Nature of Practical Politics

08:56

American History Videos 5 - Political Parties Past and Present

09:59

American History Videos 4 - The Rise of Factions in America

07:24

American History Videos 3 - Washington

07:35

American History Videos 2 - Cast of Characters

06:06

American History Videos 1 - Founding Partisans

54:45

Constitutional Conversations: Founding Partisans with H.W. Brands

03:03

Paul Carrese - Segment 8 - What Should Civics and U.S. History Teachers Know about Montesquieu?

06:54

Paul Carrese - Segment 7 - Montesquieu and U.S. Foreign Policy

05:37

Paul Carrese - Segment 6 - George Washington's Moderation

03:56

Paul Carrese - Segment 5 - Montesquieu on Moderation

06:14

Paul Carrese - Segment 4 - How was Montesquieu used by the Anti-Federalists?

05:48

Paul Carrese - Segment 3 - Montesquieu and The Enlightenment

04:31

Paul Carrese - Segment 2 - Why was Montesquieu venerated by the Framers of the U.S. Constitution?

05:41

Paul Carrese - Segment 1 - Who was Montesquieu?

37:48

Constitutional Conversations: Montesquieu and the American Founding with Paul Carrese

04:31

Dr. Akhil Reed Amar - Segment 8 - The Importance of Deliberation and a Written Constitution

10:39

Dr. Akhil Reed Amar - Segment 7 - Chief Executive

06:44

Dr. Akhil Reed Amar - Segment 6 - George Washington: The Father of the Constitution

08:34

Dr. Akhil Reed Amar - Segment 5 - Northwest Ordinance

06:25

Dr. Akhil Reed Amar - Segment 4 - Rights of British Americans

06:43

Dr. Akhil Reed Amar - Segment 3 - The Beginning of America: 1760

06:31

Dr. Akhil Reed Amar - Segment 2 - How Many Books are About Texts?

05:22

Dr. Akhil Reed Amar - Segment 1 - The Words that Made Us

01:04:49

Constitutional Conversations: The Words that Made Us with Akhil Reed Amar

01:53:33

James Madison Lecture: Was James Madison Truly Father of the Constitution? — Akhil Reed Amar

37:59

Frederick Douglass: Prophet of Freedom, by Professor David Blight

35:06

Friends Divided: John Adams and Thomas Jefferson, by Professor Gordon Wood

04:06

Hamilton and Washington, by Professor Stephen Knott

15:30

Alexander Hamilton, by Professor Stephen Knott

01:25:02

The Revolutionary Beginnings of the Civil War, by Professor Gordon Wood

00:48

Peggy Jackson, Former NCSS President and '02 Madison Fellow

01:33

John King, Former U.S. Secretary of Education and '95 Madison Fellow

04:24

James Madison and the Role of Public Opinion, by Professor William Allen

27:52

James Madison and American Democracy, by Professor William Allen

07:32

James Madison's Political Career, by Professor William Allen

04:08

James Madison in the First Congress, by Professor William Allen

06:17

Madison, Jefferson and Hamilton, by Professor William Allen

04:48

James Madison's Political Philosophy, by Professor William Allen

05:03

James Madison's Constitutional Theory, by Professor William Allen

25:55

Washington and Hamilton: The Alliance that Forged America, by Professor Stephen Knott

27:02

The American Revolution, by Professor Jack Rakove

08:03

Turning Points in the American Revolution, by Professor Jack Rakove

06:00

The American Revolution and the Constitution, by Professor Jack Rakove

06:15

Loyalists in the American Revolution, by Professor Jack Rakove

04:50

How Revolutionary was the American Revolution? by Professor Jack Rakove

05:19

Causes of the American Revolution, by Professor Jack Rakove

05:23

Slavery and the Constitutional Convention, by Professor Gordon Lloyd

21:37

The Constitutional Convention: A Play in Four Acts, by Professor Gordon Lloyd

05:02

The Conclusion of the Constitutional Convention (Act IV), by Professor Gordon Lloyd