The History Revolution Podcast

www.thehistoryrevolution.com/wigs Download our brand new free eBook, Behind the Wigs: The Untold Stories of America's Founding Fathers www.thehistoryrevolution.com/the-carolina-colony Our first homeschool history course is available now! The Carolina Colony: Before The Founding explores North and South Carolina before the American Revolution. www.thehistoryrevolution.com/newsletter Be the first to know about our new podcasts, blogs, and specials by joining our newsletter here! Dive into history with The History Revolution! In this exciting episode, we explore the Siege of Fort Macon, a key Civil War battle on North Carolina’s coast in 1862. Perfect for homeschool students in grades 4-8, this kid-friendly podcast brings the past to life with vivid storytelling and a touch of humor. Join host Matt Gore to learn how Union troops outlasted the Confederates in a tense coastal showdown at Fort Macon. From booming cannons to strategic sieges, this is history kids will love! What You’ll Learn: Why Fort Macon was crucial to the Civil War How General Ambrose Burnside’s Union forces planned the siege The surprising outcome: almost no casualties in a fierce battle How this victory shaped the Union’s control of the South’s coast Why Listen? Tailored for homeschoolers, this episode blends education with fun—think soldiers slipping in marsh mud and cannons louder than a thunderstorm! Plus, stick around for a cool challenge: Write a letter as a Fort Macon soldier! Ideal for history lessons or family learning, it’s engaging and easy to follow. Subscribe Now! Love history? Like, Follow, Review, and Share for more exciting American history. 

thehistoryrevolution.com/wigs Download our brand new free eBook, Behind the Wigs: The Untold Stories of America's Founding Fathers thehistoryrevolution.com/the-carolina-colony Our first homeschool history course is available now! The Carolina Colony: Before The Founding explores North and South Carolina before the American Revolution. thehistoryrevolution.com/newsletter Be the first to know about our new podcasts, blogs, and specials by joining our newsletter here! Welcome to The History Revolution! In this exciting episode, we dive into the Battle of Fort Sumter—the dramatic clash that sparked the American Civil War in April 1861. Perfect for homeschool students in grades 4-8, this kid-friendly history podcast brings the past to life with fun storytelling and a touch of humor. Join us as we explore why Fort Sumter mattered, what happened during those 34 intense hours, and how it changed America forever. From cannon booms to brave soldiers, this is history you won’t forget! What You’ll Learn: Why the North and South were fighting at Fort Sumter How Major Robert Anderson faced off against his former student, General Beauregard The surprising fact that no one died in the battle (well, almost!) How this tiny fort started a huge war Why Watch? Tailored for homeschoolers, this episode mixes education with entertainment—think cannon blasts, a flag salute gone wrong, and Charleston folks watching like it’s a fireworks show! Plus, stick around for a fun challenge: What would you do if you were in Major Anderson’s shoes? Like and Follow Now! Love history? Hit that follow button for more exciting American history. #BattleOfFortSumter #CivilWarKids #HomeschoolHistory #HistoryPodcast #FortSumter #AmericanHistory #EducationalVideo #KidsLearning

https://www.thehistoryrevolution.com/wigs Download our brand new free eBook, Behind the Wigs: The Untold Stories of America's Founding Fathers https://www.thehistoryrevolution.com/the-carolina-colony-landing Our first homeschool history course is available now! The Carolina Colony: Before The Founding explores North and South Carolina before the American Revolution. https://thehistoryrevolution.com/newsletter Be the first to know about our new podcasts, blogs, and specials by joining our newsletter here! Cornelius Harnett was the Samuel Adams of North Carolina as he led the Sons of Liberty. Harnett inspired his fellow colonists to fight for freedom.

https://www.thehistoryrevolution.com/wigs Download our brand new free eBook, Behind the Wigs: The Untold Stories of America's Founding Fathers https://www.thehistoryrevolution.com/the-carolina-colony-landing Our first homeschool history course is available now! The Carolina Colony: Before The Founding explores North and South Carolina before the American Revolution. https://thehistoryrevolution.com/newsletter Be the first to know about our new podcasts, blogs, and specials by joining our newsletter here! James Madison was an unlikely leader, but his passion for America would not be denied.

https://www.thehistoryrevolution.com/the-carolina-colony-landing Our first homeschool history course is available now! The Carolina Colony: Before The Founding explores North and South Carolina before the American Revolution. https://thehistoryrevolution.com/newsletter Be the first to know about our new podcasts, blogs, and specials by joining our newsletter here! Andrew Jackson's rise from a poor orphan, to hero of The War of 1812, all the way to President of The United States of America.

https://www.thehistoryrevolution.com/the-carolina-colony-landing Our first homeschool history course is available now! The Carolina Colony: Before The Founding explores North and South Carolina before the American Revolution. https://thehistoryrevolution.com/newsletter Be the first to know about our new podcasts, blogs, and specials by joining our newsletter here! The life story of Alexander Graham Bell from Scotland to Canada and the United States of America.

https://www.thehistoryrevolution.com/the-carolina-colony-landing Our first homeschool history course is available now! The Carolina Colony: Before The Founding explores North and South Carolina before the American Revolution. https://thehistoryrevolution.com/newsletter Be the first to know about our new podcasts, blogs, and specials by joining our newsletter here! Homerun King Hank Aaron rose to stardom from humble beginnings.

The Green Mountain Boys surprised the world when they captured Fort Ticonderoga in the early days of the American Revolution. They wanted independence, first and foremost for Vermont. Our first homeschool history course will be available soon! The Carolina Colony: Before The Founding explores North and South Carolina before the American Revolution.To take advantage of the 25% off Pre-Sale opportunity before January 20th, click HERE! Be the first to know about our new podcasts, blogs, and specials by joining our Newsletter.

His words inspired revolutions around the world and perhaps no man's words had a greater impact on the American Revolution than those of Thomas Paine. Our first homeschool history course will be available soon! The Carolina Colony: Before The Founding explores North and South Carolina before the American Revolution.To take advantage of the 25% off Pre-Sale opportunity before January 20th, click HERE! Be the first to know about our new podcasts, blogs, and specials by joining our Newsletter!

December 31, 1775 The Battle of Quebec took place. But Why? Benedict Arnold and Richard Montgomery's men were outnumber by Guy Carleton and the British but decided to attack anyway. Our first homeschool history course will be available soon! The Carolina Colony: Before The Founding explores North and South Carolina before the American Revolution.To take advantage of the 25% off Pre-Sale opportunity before January 20th, click Here! Be the first to know about our new podcasts, blogs, and specials by joining our Newsletter!

May 8, 1945 was the day that the Allied Powers accepted Germany’s unconditional surrender. Today we are going to celebrate Victory in Europe Day and some key events that led up to it.

There was much more to Ulysses S. Grant's life than just the Civil War. www.thehistoryrevolution.com/grant

Part 2- Thomas Jefferson is one of the most interesting and most studied of the founding fathers. He is also one of the most misunderstood and misrepresented by modern historians and history teachers. www.thehistoryrevolution.com/jefferson

Part 1- Thomas Jefferson is one of the most interesting and most studied of the founding fathers. He is also one of the most misunderstood and misrepresented by modern historians and history teachers. www.thehistoryrevolution.com/jefferson

This week we get to explore the life and career of one of the most important baseball players in American history, Jackie Robinson. www.thehistoryrevolution.com/jackie

Learn more about Benjamin Franklin the diplomat, inventor, scientist, founding father, and face of the $100 bill. CLICK HERE for your free podcast companion.

5 things you need about Martin Luther King Jr. CLICK HERE for your free podcast companion.  

Alexander Hamilton left an undeniable impact on the United States of America as a soldier and politician. Most know him either because of his duel with Aaron Burr or the broadway musical, but there is much more to the story. CLICK HERE for your free podcast companion.

After George Washington’s Christmas surprise at the Battle of Trenton, the Americans were feeling pretty good about themselves. They wanted more. Washington decided it was time to cross the Delaware river again and take Trenton and New Jersey for good. CLICK HERE for your free Podcast Companion.

We've all seen the famous painting of George Washington crossing the Delaware but what led up to that moment and Where was he going anyway? CLICK HERE for your free podcast companion.

A lot of what we think we know about Paul Revere and his midnight ride is based on a poem written 100 years later. Who was Paul Revere and what really happened that night? CLICK HERE to get your free podcast companion.