APUSH-ing History: Recent Episodes
Mr. Manelski's APUSH Class
Ben Frederick, Jaden Green, Brendan Good and Jack Fowler lead us through the controversies and impacts of the 1828 presidential election and Jackson's Presidency.
Sam Morrison, Jayden Moore and Colin McCardle explore the Free Soil Party and its impact on the Sectional Crisis.
This episode details the life and legacy of Alexander Hamilton, on of our most interesting and controversial founding fathers.
In this episode Diego Marin-Jarve, Michael Macek, Ben Langenbach and Shawn Koontz lead us through the intellectual and religious movements that influenced the American Revolution.
Liam Brennan, Ethan Daugherty, Jake Doran, and Andrew Finamore lead us through how Washington's leadership and character shaped his presidency and the constitution.
Max Horel, Logan Holland and Jack Holman dive into the history of the first military submarine.
Henry Colyer, Will Balto, Malachi Fields and Andreas Diokno lead us through the Pueblo Revolt and El Pope. Learn about native resistance in the Spanish Borderland.
We open our third season of APUSHing History with an episode on the potential causes of the Salem Witchcraft trials. Declan Bell, Diego Arango, Asher Davis and Austin Dulay lead us through the possible explanations of this social hysteria.
John Koebel, Teddy Funck and Charlie Wit examine one of the most important women in the modern conservative movement Phyllis Schlafly and the Stop ERA movement in this years final episode of APUSHing History.
Michael Presti, Brendan Reiners, Edward Lowe and Jack Rapisarda explain the role the USO and celebrities like Bob Hope and Johnny Cash played in helping morale during the Vietnam War.
Chance Miller, Hunter Muth, Ben Lansinger and Stephen Piron explain the impact of Civil Rights Activist Fannie Lou Hammer and her work with SNCC and the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party.
Stergos Trinits, Henry Weetenkamp and Thomas Wit lead us through the major events of the 1950s.
Ben Scholtes, Dylan Seymour, and Jack Schaller take us through FDR's New Deal and the reaction against it.
Kyle Nuetzel, Evan Onate and Joe Williams lead us through WWI and the firsts over how to end it.
Jack Frizzera, Danny Funck, and Ben Harris explore the social conditions and labor resistance during the Gilded Age.
Nate Jackson, Justin Kane, and Emmett Kelly lead us through the horrific events at Sand Creek and explain how violence was built in to the United States' westward expansion.
A.J. Preller, Noah Morraye, Augie Pabst and Jordan Maglalang walk us through the dynamics at play during the 1912 election.
Charlie Kay, Jack Kepner and Jackson Kodenski take us on a deep dive into the annexation of Hawaii
Ethan Rohd and Matthew Polun Walk us through the technological developments that changed how the Civil War was fought.
Dylan Bryan, Anshul Chelapurath and Sam Cucuzzella explain the politics of the Civil War detailing the Copperheads and conflict over conscription.
Nick Latchaw, Ethan Mckenna, and Brendan McLaughlin lead us through the politics of getting the 14th and 15th Amendments ratified.
Jonathan Owusu-Boahene, Garrett Ledford, and Jack Matthews explain the politics surrounding the Compromise of 1850 and how it lead to the sectional crisis.
Filippo Borrello, Ben Bromwell, and Benham Celaya walk us through the espionage networks that provided information to both sides in the Revolution.
Evan Altemus, Stephen Cattaneo, and Andrew Hill guide us through the California Gold Rush.
Ryder Drew, Ethan Gibson, Logan Hamel walk us through the tragedy brought on by Andrew Jackson's Indian Removal policies.
Nick Boettcher, Brett Hanson and Liam Brune take us through the causes and effects of the Whiskey Rebellion.
Mitchell Adkins, Matthew Bailey, Brendan Bateman and Rocco Bognet lead us through the failures of the Articles of Confederation and the debates that shaped the writing of the Constitution.
A deep dive into one of the bloodiest conflicts with Native Americans in Colonial New England. Joseph Balto, Charlie Alessi, and Owen Becker researched, wrote and produced this episode.
Nathan Li, Chris Macsherry, Landon Lackner, and Thomas Lala walk us through how Jamestown went from canibalism to success in this year's first episode of APUSHing History.
Adarsh Gadepalli, Colin Verrett, and Jair Taylor explain Ronald Reagan's rise and his favorite Cold War policy the Strategic Defense Initiative or "Star Wars." Did Reagan's plan help to end the Cold War or was it science fiction?
Riley Brady, Patrick Buch and Ryan Clancy lead us through the changes in U.S. and Cuban relations during the Cold War. Culminating with the Bay of Pigs invasion.
Thomas McNulty, Tyler Thompson, and Paul Spanos lead us through the activism and theatrical protests of the Youth International Party or the "Yippies." Learn about their attempts to levitate the Pentagon and nominate a pig for president in this week's episode!
Students interview teachers about their experiences with racism at an all boys private high school with a majority white population
Timmy Takacs, John Evelius, and Sean Coyne lead us through the development of the Red Scare and McCarthyism during the Cold War in Episode 20 of APUSHing History.
Tyler White, Seamus Wyatt, and Kyle Weaver take us through the heroic stand against the Japanese assault on Wake Island in this week's episode of APUSHing History.
In this week's episode of APUSHing History Justin Tony, David Veloso and Josh Eckel explore the legacy of Huey Long and populism in U.S. politics.
This weeks episode investigates how race and imperialism intersected in the Philippines. David Fagan was an African American soldier who defected to the Philippine forces. Matthew Cooper, Max Moody and David Welsh researched, wrote and produced this episode.
Farrell Gregory, Josh Gwin, and Charlie Burke run us through the roots of Eugenics in the Progressive Era.
Matthew Cammarata, Toni Akintola and Caden Heiser-Cerrato lead us through the history of the Gilded Age ad the Knights of Labor that rose up to fight against the status quo in Episode 15 of APUSHing History.
Alex Schumann, Tony Liberatore and Christopher Connor take us through Utah's long and strange journey to statehood in this week's episode of APUSHing History
Matthew Sullivan, Luke Scherer and Luke Cammarata explain the extraordinary life of Hiram Revels.
Conor Becks, Matt Walsh and Ty Hepting lead us through the lives of women in the confederacy and the intersection of race, class, and gender effected their experiences.
Matt Maurath, Anthony King and Ben Harlow take us through how the North and Abraham Lincoln decided to end slavery and the effects of Emancipation on the war and the United States.
In this episode of APUSHing History Jonathan Zaprianov, Ale Lazzati, and Cam Shinnick investigate John Brown and his role in the coming of the Civil War.
In this Episode Will Skinner, Baba Shonaiya, and G. Stavlas take us through how the market revolution intersected with the burgeoning labor movement and women's rights movements.
Ugonna, Ben, and Nsebong take us through the different asepcts of the abolitionist movement in this weeks episode of APUSHing History!
What is the line between religious prophet and cult leader? What are the major social, religious, and economic changes during the Jacksonian period and Second Great Awakening? Find out on this weeks Episode of APUSHing History: The Kingdom of Mathais. Researched, written, produced and narrated by Josh Zacharia, David Adebogun, and Graham Arrison.
This week's episode explores the history and effects of dueling culture on the United States during the Antebellum Period. Researched, written and produced by Parker Becks and Charley Hepting.
How did France and the United States go from allies to a naval war in a few short years? How did American politicians react to the radicalism of the French Revolution? Find out in this weeks episode of APUSHing History.
Writing: William Brandenburg Research: Luke Smith and William Brandenburg Narration: Matthew Welling and Luke Smith Production: Matthew Welling
Episode 4 is up! Check out the history of the Bill of Rights and the Amendments that were almost part of it. Written recorded and produced by Joe Welsko, Clay Damon and Brendan Fanzone.
Learn about the plot to oust George Washington from command in the third episode of APUSHing History. Written, produced, and recorded by Joe O'Neill, Colin McElroy and Harrison McGovern.
Ottawa Chief Pontiac led a rebellion against the British after the French and Indian war. What was the impact on Britain? Her American Colonists and Natives struggling in the Middle Ground? Take a deep look into Native Resistance to European control during the late colonial period. Researched, written, and recorded by Zachary Hopp, Charlie Doud and Chris Fleschner.
The First Episode of APUSHing History. How did the brutality of Spanish Colonization effect later European colonial schemes and American expansion in the 19th century? Researched, produced and recorded by Jack Keating, Thomas Marine, and Maurice Barksdale.