3: Colonial government in the New World, 1500-1800

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1700-1800

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US HISTORY – SLAVERY, 1500-1865

The Transatlantic Slave Trade

Prof. Tim Lockley, Warwick University

US HISTORY – SLAVERY, 1500-1865

The Domestic Slave Trade

Prof. Tim Lockley, Warwick University

US HISTORY – SLAVERY, 1500-1865

Work

Prof. Tim Lockley, Warwick University

US HISTORY – SLAVERY, 1500-1865

Race Relations

Prof. Tim Lockley, Warwick University

US HISTORY – SLAVERY, 1500-1865

Free Time

Prof. Tim Lockley, Warwick University

US HISTORY – SLAVERY, 1500-1865

Family

Prof. Tim Lockley, Warwick University

US HISTORY – SLAVERY, 1500-1865

Health and Sickness

Prof. Tim Lockley, Warwick University

US HISTORY – SLAVERY, 1500-1865

Religion

Prof. Tim Lockley, Warwick University

US HISTORY – SLAVERY, 1500-1865

Culture

Prof. Tim Lockley, Warwick University

US HISTORY – SLAVERY, 1500-1865

Resistance

Prof. Tim Lockley, Warwick University

US HISTORY – SLAVERY, 1500-1865

Revolts

Prof. Tim Lockley, Warwick University

US HISTORY – SLAVERY, 1500-1865

Race

Prof. Tim Lockley, Warwick University

THE TUDORS – THE GOLDEN AGE OF ELIZABETH I, 1558-1603

Was there new economic and imperial activity under Elizabeth?

Prof. Susan Doran, University of Oxford

SPAIN – FERDINAND AND ISABELLA, 1474-1516

Spain as European and World Power

Dr John Edwards, University of Oxford

1600-1700

BRITISH EMPIRE – THE ORIGINS OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE, 1500-1700

The Early Stuarts, 1603-40

Prof. Michael Braddick, Sheffield University

BRITISH EMPIRE – THE ORIGINS OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE, 1500-1700

Civil War and Revolution, 1640-60

Prof. Michael Braddick, Sheffield University

BRITISH EMPIRE – THE ORIGINS OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE, 1500-1700

The Restoration, 1660-1700

Prof. Michael Braddick, Sheffield University

BRITISH EMPIRE – THE ORIGINS OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE, 1500-1700

Conclusion

Prof. Michael Braddick, Sheffield University

US HISTORY – EUROPEAN COLONISATION, 1607-1754

The Atlantic World in 1607

Prof. Peter Mancall, University of Southern California

US HISTORY – EUROPEAN COLONISATION, 1607-1754

Virginia

Prof. Peter Mancall, University of Southern California

US HISTORY – EUROPEAN COLONISATION, 1607-1754

New England

Prof. Peter Mancall, University of Southern California

US HISTORY – EUROPEAN COLONISATION, 1607-1754

Slavery

Prof. Peter Mancall, University of Southern California

US HISTORY – EUROPEAN COLONISATION, 1607-1754

Instability in the 1670s

Prof. Peter Mancall, University of Southern California

US HISTORY – THE REGIONS OF THE BRITISH COLONIES, 1607-1754

The Spanish Colonies

Prof. Alan Taylor, University of Virginia

US HISTORY – THE REGIONS OF THE BRITISH COLONIES, 1607-1754

The French Colonies

Prof. Alan Taylor, University of Virginia

US HISTORY – THE REGIONS OF THE BRITISH COLONIES, 1607-1754

The West Indian and Southern Colonies

Prof. Alan Taylor, University of Virginia

US HISTORY – THE REGIONS OF THE BRITISH COLONIES, 1607-1754

The Chesapeake Colonies

Prof. Alan Taylor, University of Virginia

US HISTORY – THE REGIONS OF THE BRITISH COLONIES, 1607-1754

The Middle Colonies and New England

Prof. Alan Taylor, University of Virginia

US HISTORY – THE REGIONS OF THE BRITISH COLONIES, 1607-1754

The Northern Colonies

Prof. Alan Taylor, University of Virginia

US HISTORY – THE REGIONS OF THE BRITISH COLONIES, 1607-1754

The Regions of the British Colonies

Prof. Alan Taylor, University of Virginia

US HISTORY – THE REGIONS OF THE BRITISH COLONIES, 1607-1754

Freedom and Slavery

Prof. Alan Taylor, University of Virginia

US HISTORY – COLONIAL POLITICS AND POLITICAL IDENTITY, 1607-1754

Colonising Visions and Realities, 1580-1640

Prof. John Brooke, The Ohio State University

US HISTORY – COLONIAL POLITICS AND POLITICAL IDENTITY, 1607-1754

New Societies, 1607-60

Prof. John Brooke, The Ohio State University

US HISTORY – COLONIAL POLITICS AND POLITICAL IDENTITY, 1607-1754

North American Provinces, 1660-1730

Prof. John Brooke, The Ohio State University

US HISTORY – COLONIAL POLITICS AND POLITICAL IDENTITY, 1607-1754

Struggles Over Governance in the 18th Century

Prof. John Brooke, The Ohio State University

US HISTORY – COLONIAL POLITICS AND POLITICAL IDENTITY, 1607-1754

The Atlantic Turn, 1730-54

Prof. John Brooke, The Ohio State University

US HISTORY – COLONIAL POLITICS AND POLITICAL IDENTITY, 1607-1754

British North America in 1754

Prof. John Brooke, The Ohio State University

US HISTORY – AMERICAN CULTURE, 1754-1800

What is an American?

Prof. Zara Anishanslin, University of Delaware

US HISTORY – AMERICAN CULTURE, 1754-1800

Westward the Course of Empire

Prof. Zara Anishanslin, University of Delaware

US HISTORY – AMERICAN CULTURE, 1754-1800

Join or Die

Prof. Zara Anishanslin, University of Delaware

US HISTORY – AMERICAN CULTURE, 1754-1800

The Age of Homespun

Prof. Zara Anishanslin, University of Delaware

US HISTORY – AMERICAN CULTURE, 1754-1800

The Two Georges

Prof. Zara Anishanslin, University of Delaware

1700-1800

US HISTORY – CONTINUITY AND CHANGE IN THE REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD, 1754-1800

North America in 1763

Prof. Edward Gray, Florida State University

US HISTORY – CONTINUITY AND CHANGE IN THE REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD, 1754-1800

The Origins of the Revolution

Prof. Edward Gray, Florida State University

US HISTORY – CONTINUITY AND CHANGE IN THE REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD, 1754-1800

The War

Prof. Edward Gray, Florida State University

US HISTORY – CONTINUITY AND CHANGE IN THE REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD, 1754-1800

The Constitutions in the International Context

Prof. Edward Gray, Florida State University

US HISTORY – CONTINUITY AND CHANGE IN THE REVOLUTIONARY PERIOD, 1754-1800

Consequences: The United States in the World

Prof. Edward Gray, Florida State University

BRITAIN - THE AMERICAN WAR OF INDEPENDENCE, 1775-83

The Causes of War

Prof. Jeremy Black, Exeter University

BRITAIN - THE AMERICAN WAR OF INDEPENDENCE, 1775-83

Could the British Have Won?

Prof. Jeremy Black, Exeter University

BRITAIN - THE AMERICAN WAR OF INDEPENDENCE, 1775-83

The American Revolutionary War, 1775-78

Prof. Jeremy Black, Exeter University

BRITAIN - THE AMERICAN WAR OF INDEPENDENCE, 1775-83

The American Revolutionary War, 1778-81

Prof. Jeremy Black, Exeter University

BRITAIN - THE AMERICAN WAR OF INDEPENDENCE, 1775-83

The End of the War, 1781-83

Prof. Jeremy Black, Exeter University

BRITAIN - THE AMERICAN WAR OF INDEPENDENCE, 1775-83

The Consequences of the War

Prof. Jeremy Black, Exeter University

US HISTORY – THE ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION, 1777-87

Untidy Origins

Prof. Woody Holton, University of South Carolina

US HISTORY – THE ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION, 1777-87

The War for the West

Prof. Woody Holton, University of South Carolina

US HISTORY – THE ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION, 1777-87

Confederation or Nation?

Prof. Woody Holton, University of South Carolina

US HISTORY – THE ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION, 1777-87

1787: Provide for the Common Offense

Prof. Woody Holton, University of South Carolina

US HISTORY – THE ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION, 1777-87

An "Excess of Democracy"?

Prof. Woody Holton, University of South Carolina

US HISTORY – AMERICAN CULTURE, 1754-1800

What is an American?

Prof. Zara Anishanslin, University of Delaware

US HISTORY – AMERICAN CULTURE, 1754-1800

Westward the Course of Empire

Prof. Zara Anishanslin, University of Delaware

US HISTORY – AMERICAN CULTURE, 1754-1800

Join or Die

Prof. Zara Anishanslin, University of Delaware

US HISTORY – AMERICAN CULTURE, 1754-1800

The Age of Homespun

Prof. Zara Anishanslin, University of Delaware

US HISTORY – AMERICAN CULTURE, 1754-1800

The Two Georges

Prof. Zara Anishanslin, University of Delaware

US HISTORY – MOVEMENT IN THE EARLY REPUBLIC, 1754-1800

Immigration and the Middle Ground

Prof. Stephen Rockwell, St. Joseph's College, New York

US HISTORY – MOVEMENT IN THE EARLY REPUBLIC, 1754-1800

The French and Indian War

Prof. Stephen Rockwell, St. Joseph's College, New York

US HISTORY – MOVEMENT IN THE EARLY REPUBLIC, 1754-1800

Population Control

Prof. Stephen Rockwell, St. Joseph's College, New York

US HISTORY – MOVEMENT IN THE EARLY REPUBLIC, 1754-1800

Governance Problems and Resistance

Prof. Stephen Rockwell, St. Joseph's College, New York

US HISTORY – MOVEMENT IN THE EARLY REPUBLIC, 1754-1800

The Unsteady Early Republic

Prof. Stephen Rockwell, St. Joseph's College, New York

US HISTORY – MOVEMENT IN THE EARLY REPUBLIC, 1754-1800

Slavery

Prof. Stephen Rockwell, St. Joseph's College, New York

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