PODCAST · history
A PUSH For Understanding
by Drew Staser
A discussion for AP US History or (APUSH), AP European History (without a cool abbreviation), and AP American Government (AP GOV). This channel's made for all those seeking knowledge about history, politics, geography, and the world around us. We seek to understand all views and ideas, explore ideologies and themes, and have a healthy debate about how we view the world should be.
Episodes
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Implied Right to Privacy
A discussion on the implied Right to Privacy and: Roe v. Wade, Giswold v. Connecticut, Loving v. Virginia, Lawrence v. Texas, Obergefell v. Hodges, Casey v. Planned Parenthood, and Dobbs v. Jackson.
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Supreme Court Review: McDonald v. Chicago
A discussion on the Selective Incorporation of the Second Amendment to state and local government
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Supreme Court Review: US. v. Reno
A discussion on Reno and how the Supreme Court interpreted the Interstate Commerce Clause.
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Supreme Court Review: Shaw v. Reno
A discussion on Shaw and how the Supreme Court will heavily scrutinize a district drawn on account of race
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Supreme Court Review: Wisconsin v. Yoder
A discussion on Yoder and the Free Exercise Clause of the first amendment
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Supreme Court Review: New York Times v. US
A discussion on NY Times and how the government must clear a high bar before the court considers limiting a publication's first amendment protections.
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Supreme Court Review: Tinker v. Des Moines
A discussion on Tinker and the protection of speech and protest, especially those that are political in nature, at school
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Supreme Court Review: Gideon v. Wainwright
A discussion on Gideon and how the Supreme Court used the Due Process Clause to extend 6th amendment protections to the state crimes
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Supreme Court Review: Baker v. Carr
A discussion on the Equal Protection clause and how it protects people's liberty, like that of proportional and fair voting practices
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Supreme Court Review: Engel v. Vitale
A discussion on Engel and how the court interpreted the establishment clause of the 1st Amendment
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Supreme Court Review: Brown v. Board of Education
A discussion on the Equal Protection clause of the 14th amendment and how it desegregated schools across America
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Supreme Court Review: Schenck v. US
A discussion on Schenck creating the "Clear and Present Danger" standard for deciding whether speech is protected
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Supreme Court Review: McCulloch v. Maryland
A discussion on McColluch and the importance of the Supremacy clause AND Necessary and Proper clause.
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Supreme Court Review: Marbury v. Madison
A discussion on Marbury v. Madison established judicial review and how it checks other branches
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Foundational Document Review - A Letter From Birmingham Jail
A discussion on how foundational documents are structural values of America and how these values require vigilance and active participation to uphold our long held views.
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Foundational Document Review - Brutus
A discussion on Brutus and why they believed that state governments were superior representatives to a federal government.
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Foundational Document Review - Federalist Paper 78
A discussion on Federalist Paper 78 and why federal judges should serve for life provided they maintain good behavior
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Foundational Document Review - Federalist Paper 70
A discussion on Federalist Paper 70 and why a strong president is a necessity for a good government
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Foundational Document Review - Federalist Paper 51
A discussion on Federalist Paper 51 and how dividing power among the branches protects the people from tyranny
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Foundational Document Review - Federalist Paper 10
A discussion on Federalist Paper 10 and how we divide power among factions to protect democracy and avoid tyranny
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Foundational Documents - Articles of Confederation and Constitution
A discussion on the weakness of the Articles of Confederation, Shay's Rebellion, the constitution, and the protection of freedoms in the Bill of Rights.
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Foundational Document - Declaration of Independence
A discussion on the 4 major themes of the Declaration and how these values are the foundation of American democracy and freedoms
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Edwards Chapter 3- Fundamentals of Federalism
A discussion on Federalism
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Edwards Chapter 2- Constructing a Constitution
A discussion on the Articles of Confederation and the Constitution
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Edwards 1- A Voice for Voters
A discussion on the necessities of voting and partaking in our democracy, and understanding how and why that is important.
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Spielvogel Chapter 30, Gorbachev and Globalization
A discussion on the collapse of the Soviet Union and contemporary world history.
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Speilvogel Chapter 29, Stagnating Soviets and Softened Spirits
A discussion on the culture and politics in Detente
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Spielvogel Chapter 28, United States vs United Soviet
A discussion on the first decades of the Cold War.
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AP European History - Art Review!
Link to the Review Guide: HERE!
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Spielvogel Chapter 27, Dunkirk to D-Day and a Destroyed World
A discussion on World War 2.
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Spielvogel Chapter 26, Numbskull Nazis and Negligent Neighbors
A discussion on Nazism, the rise of Fascism in Europe, and the effects of World War 1.
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Speilvogel Chapter 25, Death, Destruction, and Depression
A discussion on the First World War.
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Spielvogel Chapter 24, Brutish, Bleak, and Barbarian Europeans
A discussion on Imperialism and Nationalism before World War 1.
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Spielvogel Chapter 23, Proletarian Progress
A discussion on the Second Industrial Revolution and the changes to the social and economic history within it.
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Spielvogel Chapter 22, Unification, Utopians, and Universal Understanding
A discussion on Realism, Nationalism, and the Unifications of Italy and Germany.
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Spielvogel Chapter 21, Reaction, Revolution, and Romanticism
A discussion on the revolutions of the time and the continued back and forth between Liberals, Conservatives, and Nationalists.
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Speilvogel Chapter 20, Industrial Innovations
A discussion on the Industrial Revolution which takes place across the United Kingdom, and later, Germany, France, and the Benelux. (I apologize for the 3 sections of this video, Anchor corrupted some footage and I had to add some additions)
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Speilvogel Chapter 19, Fanatic French Fools!
A discussion on everything surrounding the French Revolution!
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Speilvogel Chapter 18, Dedicated Despots
A discussion on the influence of the Enlightened Despots and the major events of the period.
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Speilvogel Chapter 17, Philosophical People
A discussion on the Enlightenment.
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Spielvogel Chapter 16, Spontaneous Science
A discussion on the Scientific Revolution, and how it affects society and religion.
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Speilvogel Chapter 15, Aggressive Absolutism
A discussion on the 30 years war, Absolutism, and The English Civil War
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Spielvogel Chapter 14, European Exploration
A discussion on European colonization. The periods are 1) Portugal and Spain, 2) Netherlands, 3) England and France
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Spielvogel Chapter 13, Radical Reformations
A discussion on Lutherans, Calvinists, Anabaptists, Jesuits, Zwinglians, Anglicans, and more!
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Speilvogel Chapter 12, Riveting Renaissance
A discussion on the European Renaissance.
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Spielvogel- Chapter 11, Dangerous Dark Ages
A discussion on the Great Schism, Democratization in Europe, POWER, The Church, the Hundred Years War, and more!
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The OTHER Roosevelt Era- AP Review 5
America learns that dropping bombs is fun!
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The Roosevelt Era- AP Review 4
Cause and Effects!
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The Lincoln Era- AP Review 3
The Civil War and Reconstruction happened!
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Brinkley Chapter 31
A discussion on Star Wars, The Gulf War, the America's with Disabilities Act, Morning in America, The Iranian Hostage Crisis, and much more!
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
A discussion for AP US History or (APUSH), AP European History (without a cool abbreviation), and AP American Government (AP GOV). This channel's made for all those seeking knowledge about history, politics, geography, and the world around us. We seek to understand all views and ideas, explore ideologies and themes, and have a healthy debate about how we view the world should be.
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Drew Staser
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