153.
4.41 Fort Washington
152.
4.40 The Battle of New York
151.
4.39 The Battle of Long Island
150.
4.38 Canada and Carolina
149.
4.37 Reacting to Independence
148.
4.36 The Declaration of Independence
148. bonus
Season 4 Supplement 1: The Declaration of Independence
147.
4.35 Reconciliation or Independency
146.
4.34 Boston Liberated
144.
4.32 The 1775 Invasion of Canada
143.
4.31 The Aftermath of Bunker Hill
142.
4.30 The Battle of Bunker Hill
141.
4.29 Reacting to Rebellion
140.
4.28 Lexington and Concord
139.
4.27 Approching the Breaking Point
137.
4.25 The End of Civil Government
136.
4.24 The First Continental Congress
135.
4.23 Preparing to Meet
134.
4.22 The Intolerable Acts
133.
4.21 Franklin in the Cockpit
132.
4.20 The Boston Tea Party
131.
4.19 The Hutchinson Letters Crisis
130.
4.18 The Pause in Politics
129.
4.17 Trial and Aftermath
128.
4.16 The Boston Massacre
126.
4.14 The Liberty Riots
125.
4.13 The Circular Letter
124.
4.12 Letters from a Pennsylvania Farmer
123.
4.11 The Townshend Acts
122.
4.10 Internal Divisions
121.
4.9 The Legacy of 1765
120.
4.8 The Stamp Act Congress
119.
4.7 The Stamp Act Riots
117.
4.5 A Spoon Full of Sugar
116.
4.4 A Changing Colonial Outlook
115.
4.3 The End of Pontiac’s Rebellion
113.
4.2 Pontiac’s Rebellion
112.
4.1 Dangerous Frontiers
114.
3.45 Questions and Answers
110.
3.44 A Retrospective Review of the Colonial Era
109.
3.43 Season in Review Part 2
108.
3.42 Season 3 in Review; Part 1
107.
3.41 An Empire Stretched Thin
106.
3.40 The Collapse of Canada
105.
3.39 The Plains of Abraham
103.
3.37 Niagara and Crown Point
102.
3.36 Peace in the Ohio
101.
3.35 Return to the Southern Theater
100.
3.34 A Turning of the Tides
99.
3.33 The Battle of Fort Carillon
98.
3.32 Resetting the War Effort
97.
3.31 The Disaster at Fort William Henry
94.
3.28 Braddock’s March
93.
3.27 Fort Necessity and the Albany Congress
92.
3.26 Enter George Washington
91.
3.25 The Ohio Country
90.
3.24 The Six Nations of the Iroquois
89.
3.23 The War of Austrian Succession
88.
3.22 The War of Jenkins’ Ear
87.
3.21 The Colonial Economy
86.
3.20 Science and Societies
85.
3.19 The Colonial Press
84.
3.18 The Great Awakening
83.
3.17 The 1741 New York Slave Conspiracy
82.
3.16 Slave Rebellions
80.
3.14 Georgia Enters the Game
79.
3.13 Carolina Splits Up
78.
3.12 The Canadian Invasion of Queen Anne‘s War
77.
3.11 The Causes of Queen Anne‘s War
75.
3.9 The Colonies in 1700
74.
3.8 The Pennsylvania Charter of Privileges
73.
3.7 William Penn Stuck in England
72.
3.6 Virginia in the 1690s
71.
3.5 The Legacy of Salem
70.
3.4 The Salem Witchcraft Trials
67.
3.1 The Glorious Revolution in Maryland
65.
2.32 Season in Review, Part 2
64.
2.31 Season in Review, Part 1
63.
2.30 Leisler’s Rebellion
62.
2.29 The Aftermath of the Boston Rebellion
61. bonus
Season 2, Supplement 1: The Declaration of the Gentlemen
60.
2.28 The 1689 Boston Rebellion
59.
2.27 The Glorious Revolution in New England
58.
2.26 The Dominion Outside of Massachusetts
57.
2.25 Law and Religion in the Dominion of New England
56.
2.24 The Dominion of New England
54.
2.22 The Dangers of 1678 and Popish Plots
53.
2.21 A Gathering Storm in New England
52.
2.20 The First Decade of Pennsylvania
51.
2.19 The Pennsylvania Frame of Government
50.
2.18 William Penn and the Founding of Pennsylvania
49.
2.17 Peace and the Legacy of King Philip’s War
48.
2.16 The Campaign of 1676
47.
2.15 The Campaign of 1675
46.
2.14 The Origins of King Philip’s War
45.
2.13 New England on the Eve of War
44.
2.12 The Legacy of Bacon’s Rebellion
43.
2.11 Bacon’s Rebellion: End Game
42.
2.10 The Gloucester Petition
41.
2.9 The June Assembly
40.
2.8 The Run up to Rebellion
39.
2.7 The Origins of Bacon’s Rebellion
38.
2.6 New York in the Era of Edmund Andros
37.
2.5 New Netherland Becomes New York
36.
2.4 The Fundamental Constitution of Carolina
34.
2.2 The Province of Maryland
32.
1.32 Season in Review, Part 2
31.
1.31 Season in Review, Part 1
30.
1.30 The Introduction of Slavery
29.
1.29 The New England Round-Up
28.
1.28 The Fundamental Orders of Connecticut
27.
1.27 The Massachusetts Body of Liberties
26.
1.26 Religion in New England
24.
1.24 Connecticut and New Netherland
23.
1.23 Biography Edition: Roger Williams
22.
1.22 Biography Edition: John Winthrop
21.
1.21 The Great Migration in New England
20.
1.20 The Great Migration
19.
1.19 The Changing Nature of Plymouth
18.
1.18 Plymouth in the 1620s
17.
1.17 The Beginnings of Diplomacy
16.
1.16 Arrival in Plymouth
15.
1.15 The Mayflower Compact
14.
1.14 Who are the Pilgrims?
13.
1.13 Political Changes
12.
1.12 The Collapse of the Powhatan Confederacy
11.
1.11 The Road Towards Stability
10.
1.10 The Starving Time
9.
1.9 The Early Years of Jamestown
8.
1.8 Relations with the Powhatan Confederacy
7.
1.7 Jamestown Beginnings
3.
1.3 - The Anglo-Spanish War
2.
1.2 - A Survey of 16th Century European Politics
1.
1.1 The Age of Discovery
