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In this episode we discuss the presidency and life of George Washington

Welcome back and in this episode we are talking about the founding documents that helped create an independent country and the creation of a government twice. 

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In todays episode we talk about the revolutionary war for the Colonies against the British

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This episode is about the timeline of the events that took place on September 11, 2001. This podcast episode had news recordings and interviews in it. What happened on September 11, 2001 was devastating. May we never forget the attacks on America.

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The Colonist got into some trouble with their British and they are having to pay a lot of taxes and the colonist are not happy with this so what do they do? Protest, dump tea and go to war. 

In the first episode of History Talks, Historybuff1836 talks about who and how America was discovered. And England's colonies in North America. Their troubles and the taxes they had to pay. As well as the following questions: Who was the soul discover of the Americas? How did England get involved in establishing colonies in North America? How were the colonists revolting from the start of the colonies? Were all talked on this episode of History Talks With Historybuff1836? Taxes, Taxes, Taxes! The root of all problems with the colonies in the next episode we will start with the Boston Massacre

Season Four Trailer, Presidents of the United States:What happened during their Presidency? First Episode May 6 2020

Season 3 is behind us and in this episode Historybuff1836 wraps up all four episode of the season 3 into one 9 minute episode. We also had add an amendment becomes an amendment and the added amendment (11-27)

Welcome back to History Talks With Historybuff1836 and in this episode we are look at all the episodes in Season Two: World War One. We are answering the big question of why was Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated. In the second segment of this episode we are looking at the top Google searches of World War One. 

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• Episode 1: Background to World War 1
• Episode 2: War Fronts
• Episode 3: Warfare
• Episode 4: The Battles of World War One
• Episode 5: The Cost of World War One   (also in this episode is the treaty process 

Welcome back to History Talks With Historybuff1836, in this weeks episode we are back with Season Two: World War One. In this episode we are talking about the costs of World War One as welll as the terms to the treaty

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Welcome Back to another episode of History Talks with Historybuff1836. Historybuff1836 brings an episode where he talks about the rest of the amendments (23-27) and what they actually mean and do for you. Enjoy this episode! If you liked this episode be sure to like and share with your Friends. Don't Fore get to subscribe. 

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After a long time of that not uploading, Historybuff1836 is back talking about the battles of World War One in all the events in between. From the start of the Battles to the small actions that left citizens of countries afraid, which led to the bigger battles. What was the longest battle? What was the bloodiest battle? Listen to find out.

Amendments 17-22