Patriot Lessons TV

PATRIOT LESSONS

1. Jury Duty

2. Free Exercise Of Religion

3. Federalism

4. Immigration

5. Abraham Lincoln

6. George Washington

7. Free Press

8. Rule of Law

9. The Emancipation Proclamation

10. Checks and Balances

11. State Government

12. Fort Sumpter Flag

13. Spoken Word

14. Freedom of Assembly and Association

15. Marbury VS. Madison

16. The Seneca Falls Convention

17. Ancient Greece

18. William Jennings Bryan

19. Education

20. The Social Compact

21. Gettysburg Address

22. Speaker of the House

23. 19th Amendment

24. Impeachment

25. 9th Amendment

26. March on Selma

27. Congress

28. Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death

29. 8th Amendment

30. Andrew Jackson

31. Northwest Ordinance

32. Booker T. Washington

33. I Have A Dream

34. 14th Amendment

35. Alexander Hamilton

36. The Liberty Bell

37. James Madison

38. Thomas Jefferson

39. Electoral College

40. Music in Politics and Protest

41. Martha Washington

42. Frederick Douglas

43. Republican Party

44. Aaron Burr

45. American Dream

46. Due Process

47. Right to Pursue Happiness

48. World War I

49. Moon Landing

50. Patriotism

51. Statue of Liberty

52. Alice Paul

53. Search and Seizure

54. Teddy Roosevelt

55. Joseph Warren

56. Elizabeth Blackwell

57. The War Power

58. Free Speech

59. Unalienable Rights

60. Betsy Ross

61. Supreme Court

62. Graffiti as a Protest

63. Secretary of State

64. Susan B. Anthony

65. John Marshall

66. Samuel Adams

67. Taxes

68. Right Against Self Incrimination

69. Thomas Paine

70. Treaties

71. 3rd Amendment

72. The President

73. Oaths

74. Rome

75. Elizabeth Caddy Stanton

76. Star Spangled Banner

77. John Quincy Adams

78. Right to Vote

79. 13th Amendment

80. Declaration of Independence

81. Enumerated Powers

82. Presidential Primary

83. Jackie Robinson

84. Federalist Paper Number 10

85. JFK

86. Revolution

87. Article IV

88. John Adams

89. White House

90. Civil Rights Act of 64

91. Glory Regiment

92. Vice President

93. World War II

94. County Governments

95. Presidential Foreign Policy

96. 2nd Amendment

97. Special ‘9/11 Remembrance Tribute & Discussion

98. Who was the best president?

99. Was the Civil War inevitable?

100. Tenure of Supreme Court Justices

101. War without Congress Approval

102. Health Care a right?

103. Electoral College be Reformed?

104. Term limits for Congress?

105. Voting Age Change?

106. Supreme Court Nominees

107. Sanctuary Cities

108. Self-Evident Truths

109. Senate Filibuster

110. Immigration Control?

111. Hate Speech

112. Right vs. Left Terminology

113. Repeal the 2nd Amendment?

114. Minorities and the Declaration of Independence

115. Declaration of Independence Relevant?

116. Is the American Dream still Alive?

117. Is America a Democracy?

118. Paul Revere

119. The Cold War

120. Daughters of the American Revolution

121. Memorial and Remonstrance

122. Anti-Federalists

123. Earl Warren

124. The Navy

125. Jesse Owens

126. Chief Justice of the Supreme Court

127. Common Sense

128. 17th Amendment

129. Emoluments Clause

130. Michigan Judiciary

131. Were the Founders United in Supporting Slavery?

132. Is the Media Bias?

133. 2020 Elections?

134. Freedom of Speech and Press

135. Humillity

136. Was the American Revolution Fought for Liberty

137. Is Due Process Important?

138. Why is Authoritarianism so Attractive and Persuasive? 

139. Are Presidential Transitions Dangerous?

140. Do Specialty Courts Improve Justice?

141. Are Tribal Courts Necessary?

142. Is Capitalism Essential to Freedom?

143. Is the Supreme Court Confirmation Process Broken?

144. Did Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Change the Legal Landscape in America?

145. Are ”We The People” in a Constitutional Crisis-?

146. Do Referendums, Initiatives and Recalls Improve our Republic?

147. Why Does the Constitution Allow Court Packing?

148. Who was the Best US Supreme Court Justice and Why?

149. Should we Repeal the 17th Amendment

150. Is President Trump’s 2nd Impeachment Constitutional?