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This lecture, given by Stanford history professor Jack Rakove, was one class of the Colonial and Revolutionary America History course which he taught in 2008. You can listen to the entire course on iTunes. [iTunes Link: http://deimos3.apple.com/WebObjects/Core.woa/Browse/itunes.stanford.edu.19488...]

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Colonial and Revolutionary America History on iTunes U
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  • Please post all the other lectures of this course.

    Keep up the good work.

    Thank you Stanford for posting this!

  • sad. this doesn't even have 10,000 views. "double rainbow" and justin bieber on the other hand... god bless america.

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  • More Rakove lectures...PLEASE!!!!!

  • Nice one

  • great lecture.. very nice video...

  • @kennguyen681 Geography is the study of land. History is a study of the written past.

  • I am glad I don't have to write this paper. lol

  • Hey AP History classmates watching this for homework... don't forget to take your notes! This guy is so different from Knapp, it's interesting to listen to someone else lecture on the same stuff, but it lasts longer than a class period :(

  • Very interesting lecture.

    I do however feel he downplayed the significance of the "few casualties at Lexington Green. 8 colonists were killed. The community was horrified. Once Gage's men arrived at Concord and burnt the few scraps of stores that hadn't already been moved, those who had amassed on the green assumed their homes were being burnt. This is what lead to the Brits being slaughtered on the way back to Boston. The war was started on that green.

    Like to see other lectures in series.

  • what is the difference between geography and history?

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