A social studies podcast that takes a lighter look at history and our social environment then, now, and where we want it to go.

Learning from the Past
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Podcast Overview
A social studies podcast that takes a lighter look at history and our social environment then, now, and where we want it to go.
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Publishing Since
4/3/2020
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Recent Episodes

May 10, 2020
Why the Southern States Seceded from the Union
<p>In the final piece of a 3-part episode, we look at the political, social, and economic reasons the southern states seceded from the Union, leading to the Civil War in 1861.</p>

May 10, 2020
Slavery in the 19th Century
<p>In the second of a three-part episode, we examine the "peculiar" institution of slavery in America during the nineteenth century, particularly the life of a slave, and different forms of slave resistance during this time period.</p>

May 10, 2020
Political Debates- Constitution vs. Pre-Civil War
<p>The first in a three-part episode, we examine the issues that delegates debated at the Constitutional Convention in 1787, and how they progressed (or digressed) by the mid-nineteenth century. </p>
9 total episodes available
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