• Notes for AP US History Video 25 : The Development of the Constitution.
• What We’re Covering Here (Including Jump Links):
Developing a Constitutional Framework. 0:19
The Great Compromise, a.k.a. “The Connecticut Compromise.” 0:38
Three Branches of Government. The Constitution Article I: Congress. 2:02
Frank Zappa’s Opinion. 4:13
Article II of the Constitution: Executive/The President. 6:29
Article III of the Constitution: The Judiciary. 8:01
Checks & Balances; Separation of Powers. 12:18
Judicial Appointments Can Be Controversial! 15:16
Checks & Balances; Separation of Powers. 17:08
The President Can Pardon Federal Crimes and Commute Sentences. 18:55
“Pardon Me…” 20:16
James Madison on the Constitution. 21:13
Federalism – How State and National Government Relations Work. 22:06
Hyde from That ‘70s Show on the Three Branches of Government. 23:27
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• This video is based on the Barron’s AP United States History review book (4th Edition), my general knowledge of U.S. history, and what I could access/verify using Google.
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Full text of Article III of the Constitution and interpretations of each section: https://constitutioncenter.org/interactive-constitution/article/article-iii
Clarence Thomas Confirmation Wikipedia Entry: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clarence_Thomas_Supreme_Court_nomination#Sexual_harassment_allegations
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• What We’re Covering Here:
• Economic Consolidation Concentrated Wealth. 0:35
• “Robber Barons.” 1:22
• Vertical Integration or Consolidation: Andrew Carnegie’s Strategy. 4:33
• Carnegie’s Huge Acts of Charity. 5:30
• Horizontal Integration or Consolidation: John D. Rockefeller’s Strategy.
• Rockefeller’s Trust : Standard Oil. 11:44
• Rockefeller’s Charitable Acts: 13:31
• Other Noteworthy Robber Barons. 14:45
• The Mark of the Beast? End Times? Probably Not, But Robber Barons Were Creepy. 21:22
• Even More Noteworthy Robber Barons. 23:44
• Many “Robber Barons” Funded Colleges. 28:50
• We’re Close to a Second “Gilded Age.” 31:36
• Factors Leading Robber Barons’ Success. 38:08
• Seeking New Markets; Imperialism. 39:23
• Did You Find This Video Useful?: 40:46
• Contact Me! Facebook, Instagram, Email, Phone. 42:19
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Take a look at my latest AP US History video! Here's the link: APUSH 62: Industrial Capitalism Creates a Gilded Age (youtube.com)
•NOTES: Video 62: Industrial Capitalism Creates “The Gilded Age”
• What We’re Covering Here :
• “Why Was It Called the ‘Gilded Age?’” 0:28
• The Gilded Age in a Nutshell. 2:29
• Gilded Age Industrialization. 4:33
• Revolutions in Transportation and Communication. 6:01
• Mass Production, Distribution & Marketing. 12:08
• Revolution in Steelmaking. 12:35
• Coal and Oil Fuel Industrialization. 13:45
• Modern Management and Corporations Develop. 16:35
• Modern Marketing Takes Shape. 18:50
• The Industrial/Gilded Age Labor Force. 23:55
•The Divide Between Poverty and Wealth. 25:25
• More Modern “Conspicuous Consumption.” 27:39
• Warning! Dangerous Ideas! You Can Stop Here If You Want. 29:56
• Many Say We Are in a New Gilded Age. 31:08
• The Billionaires’ Workers Get Few Benefits. 32:37
• C-Suite Compensation has Skyrocketed. ...
• Notes for AP US History Video 61:
APUSH 61: After the End of Reconstruction.
• What We’re Covering Here :
• Sharecropping Replaces Slavery. : 0:38
• Reconstruction Challenged Old Meanings of Citizenship and Being “American.” : 9:37
• 14th & 15th Constitutional Amendments.: 10:04
• Segregation & “Jim Crow” Laws in the South. 15:16
• “Jim Crow” Also Existed in the North: 15:58
• Supreme Court Limits the 14th Amendment: 17:07
• African-Americans are Left out of Politics: 19:46
• Second Reconstruction: 25:46
• Another Court Attack on the 14th Amendment: 27:16
• Did You Find This Video Useful?: 34:54
• Notice: This is Not a Substitute for Classes, Text, Etc.: 35:57
• Contact Me! Facebook, Instagram, Email, Phone.: 36:43
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• Notes for AP US History Video 48: Government Promotion of Territorial Expansion In the West.
• What We’re Covering Here:
• Government Promotion of Western Expansion.: 0:21
• Morrill Land Grant Acts.: 3:23
• Adapted from Wikipedia Article: Morrill Land-Grant Acts. 4:29
• Purpose of the Land Grant Colleges, adapted from Wikipedia Article:
Morrill Land-Grant Acts.: 7:51
• Land Grant Colleges are Established.: 10:30
• Land-Grant Colleges Transform American Education.: 14:49
• The Pacific Railroad Act(s).: 18:15
• More on the Pacific Railroad Act(s).: 19:05
• The Homestead Act.: 31:29
• Did You Find This Video Useful? : 34:53
• Contact Me! Facebook, Instagram, Email, Phone.: 36:43
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• What We’re Covering Here:
• Expansion to Other Lands.: 0:26
• The Perry Expedition, or “The Opening of Japan:” 1852–1854.: 1:38
• Officers of the Perry Expedition.: 12:43
• The Perry Expedition, or “The Opening of Japan” : 1852–1854 (continued): 13:49
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• Notes for AP US History Video 38: Economic and Social Change in the Antebellum Era.
• What We’re Covering Here :
New Developments in Commerce, Agriculture, and Transportation.
Corporate America Begins.
“Supreme” Support for the Market Economy.
Technological Advances.
Agriculture Becomes More Efficient.
Interchangeable Parts.
Steam Power Emerges.
Communication Advances.
Transportation Improves, Increasing Regional Interdependence.
Canals and Roads.
Railroads Revolutionize Shipping.
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