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3. History
Rating U.S. Presidents
C-SPAN
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Presidential Policies Destroying a Nation
Military Decisions Adams to Obama
Pass/Fail Analysis of 20th Century Presidents
Historians Judge Our Presidents
10-Worst Presidents
America's Democratic Imperialism
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Crimes of Post WW 2 Presidents
Noam Chomsky
Two Great American Intellects:
Gore Vidal and Noam Chomsky
Analyzing Presidents
Brave Leaders and How They Changed America 1789-1989
by M. Beschlos
from
Presidential Courage
1)
G. Washington
made voters unhappy with the Jay Treaty and Taxes
2)
J. Adams avoided a Quasi-War with France which cost him
reelection.
3)
A. Jackson Took On
Eastern Oligarchs to
Serve Rural America.
4)
A. Lincoln required freeing the slaves as
a condition of saving the Union.
5)
T. Roosevelt took on corporate RR trusts for consumers and farmers.
6)
FDR took an
unpopular stance by planning for war
but still reelected.
8)
JFK
push school integration
despite potential political opposition.
9)
R. Reagan hastened the end of the Cold War with deficit spending.
More Analysis
American Dynasty 6p
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Second Chance
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American History
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American Nations:
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Socialism: A Concise History
U.S. Banking, History of
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Capitalism Not to Blame for Middle-Class Plight
Will Inflation/Growth Solve the Deficit Problem?
Will Debt Bring Down U.S. Capitalism?
US Political Economy
US Politics
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Capitalism
US Federalism
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Laws in US Democracy
Supreme Court Management
Supreme Court Power Continues
Political Economy Eras
1) 1788-1824
Founding Fathers and England's Political Influence
Ends South Has Some
Success in
Controlling Northern Business Interests
