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3. History

Rating U.S. Presidents

C-SPAN Ranking the U.S. Presidents 3 min video
The Presidents web page
Topic Videos 93 min video

4 Presidential Policies Destroying a Nation  

Military Decisions Adams to Obama

Pass/Fail Analysis of 20th Century Presidents

Historians Judge Our Presidents

10-Worst Presidents

America's Democratic Imperialism

Scandals

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 Noam Chomsky

Two Great American Intellects:
Gore Vidal and Noam Chomsky
 

Analyzing Presidents
Brave Leaders and How They Changed America 1789-1989
by M. Beschlos from Presidential Courage
 

1) G. Washington made voters unhappy with the Jay Treaty and Taxes

2) J. Adams avoided a Quasi-War with France  which cost him reelection.

3) A. Jackson Took On Eastern Oligarchs to Serve Rural America.

4) A. Lincoln required freeing the slaves  as a condition of saving the Union.

5) T. Roosevelt took on corporate RR trusts for consumers and farmers.

6) FDR took an unpopular stance by planning for war but still reelected.

8) JFK push school integration despite potential political opposition.

9) R. Reagan hastened the end of the Cold War with deficit spending.
 

More Analysis
American Dynasty 6p
Aristocracy, Fortune, and the
Politics of Deceit in the House of Bush
Kevin Phillips

Thomas Jefferson 8p
The Art of Power, Jon Meacham 
 

Second Chance 
Three Presidents and the
Crisis of America Superpower,  by Z. Brzezinsk   6p

American History 

History of the United States 1619-1973
American Nations:
History of the 11 Rival Regional Cultures of North America

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Constitution
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Economic Normality 1865-1900
Economic Normality 1900-1945
Economic Normality 1945-2015  

U.S. Government and Politics

Do Economics Causes Fake News

Socialism: A Concise History

U.S. Banking, History of

Will Debt Bring Down U.S. Capitalism?

Political Economy Eras

1) 1788-1824
Founding Fathers and England's Political Influence
Ends South Has Some Success in
Controlling Northern Business Interests

2) 1828-1852 Federalism vs. State's Righ

3) 1856-1892 Civil War, Northeast Control, Gilded Age Wealth Built on
 the Backs of Poor, Women and Children

4) 1896-1928 Progressive Populism Ends the Gilded Age
But Business Power Returned After WW I.

5) 1932-2012 Safety Net Created and Expanded
Flip Flops Continue as Political Polarity Increases

President's Election/Contributions

Presidential Biographies

Nixonland The Rise of a President, Fracturing of America

US Colonial Political Leaders