1. Revolution, Constitution,
and the People
1776–1815

2. Gordon Wood on George Washington

3. Gordon Wood on the American Revolution

4. Gordon Wood on Washington's Most Important Act

5. Andrew Robertson on Establishing an American Identify

6. Andrew Robertson on the American Revolution

7. Andrew Robertson on the Two American Revolutions

8. The Course of the War

9. Waging War, North and South:
The Battles

12. Waging War, North and South:
Patriots vs. Loyalists

13. Fighting Forces: State Militias

15. Fighting Forces: The Continental Army

16. The Fighting Forces:
Wartime Conditions

17. James Horton
“Slavery and the American Revolution”

20. The War and Slavery

21. The War and Slavery: Former Slaves
Fought for Americans and British

23. Native Americans and
War on the Frontier

25. Building a Republic

26. Movement for a People’s Government:
Tom Paine

28. The Movement for a People’s Government:
State Constitutions

30. The Limits to Democratization

31. The Articles of Confederation (1777)

32. Regulated Prices or Free Markets?

34. Shays' Rebellion (1786)

36. The Limits and Possibilities of the
Revolution: Slavery

38. The Limits and Possibilities of the
Revolution: Women's Rights

39. Creating a National Government

40. The Constitution’s Framers

42. Bernard Bailyn and Jack Rakove
“The Framers of the Constitution”
intelecomonline.net

43. Jack Rakove on Interpreting the Constitution

44. Jack Rakove on Madison and the Constitution

45. Jack Rakove on the Ratification of the Constitution

46. Framers of the Constitution

47. Larry Kramer on Federalism

48. Larry Kramer on the Constitution

49. The Constitution’s Compromise on Power of States
and Central Government

50. The Constitution’s Compromise on
Slavery

51. Jack Rakove
“The Three-Fifths Compromise”
Intelecomonline.net

52. A SLAVE TO THE SYSTEM?
Thomas Jefferson and Slavery

53. The Fight for Ratification

54. Bernard Bailyn and Jack Rakove
“Anti-Federalist Arguments Against the
Constitution”
intelecomonline.net

55. Carol Berkin on the Constitutional Convention

56. Carol Berkin on the Federalists and Antifederalists

57. Carol Berkin on Women in the American Revolution

59. Securing a Bill of Rights

60. American Society: Competing Visions

62. James Horton on Slavery and the Constitution

64. Post-Revolutionary America in the World

69. What Would the Founding Fathers Do?