on lectures and history, arizona state university professor jonathan barth teaches a class about the life of andrew jackson and his presidency. he focuses on jackson's clashes with quick party members like ahenry clay and daniel webster. this is about 55 minutes. jonathan barth: welcome to american history. my name j

i am a history professor at arizona state university. with two very stellar what was programs. there they are, on the screen. the school of historical, philosophical and religious studies. quite a mouthful. we call it shippers. also, the center for political thought and leadership. or ptl, another stellar program. if this lecture intrigues you, you should check out our center. we are doing big things. finally, if you are interested in learning more about yours truly, www.professorbarth.com. you can read about me on that website. a generation of politicians has passed. alexander hamilton died in a dual in 1804. james madison pictured there on the right retired from politics and dies in 1836. john adams at thomas jefferson die on the same day, july 4, 1826. 50 years to the day of the signing of the declaration of independence. pretty incredible. you can't make something like that up. america is changing. a market revolution is sweeping the young republic. mass commercialization. profit-making. new opportunities for investment. inventions. entrepreneurship. a burst in the populati

>>> on lectures and history arizona state university professor jonathan barth teaches a class about the rise of andrew jackson and his presidency. he focuses on president jackson's clashes with whig party members such as henley clay and daniel webster in the bank wars in fact 1930s. this class is about 55 minutes. >> well, good morning, everybody. and welcome to american history. my name is jonathan barth. you all know me as professor barth. and i am a history professor at arizona state university in conjunction with two very stellar world-class programs and there they are on the screen. the school of historical, philosophical and religious studies, quite a mouthful, so we call this shiperk great program and the center for political thought and leadership or ptl, another stellar program, if this lecture intrigues you, you should check out our center. we're doing some big things. and finally, if you are interested in learning more about yours truly, oh, there we are, www.professorbarth.com. read about me on that website. well, a generation of politicians has passed. alexander hamilton di

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program at arizona state university. i think those are important within the university. i will give it over to the panelists to see if they have reflections on what may be done outside the university, what kind of disruptive work can be done. clarify, i wasn't questiong -- i met the in the form of inventing a new kind of institution. i was not suggesting it be instead of. institutions of higher learning representing liberal education. agree. one thing that i hope supporters of higher education, including financial supporters of higher education, one thing i hope they it isake to heart is important not to write off the universities. when you see the kinds of things that happened at a berkeley, were other places that spoken of, people can become disgusted and give up on the project. while i am all for think tanks, we cannot give up on our students. our students are in the university and what supporters of american higher education need to do is to support initiatives that will live up to the highest ideals of liberal learning in the universities, time at the same supportin

guess is there are probably 15 or 20 people here who are .eaders paul with his program at arizona state university. i think those are very important within university. i will give it over to the panelists to cs they have reflections on what may be done outside university, what sort of disruptive work could be done. to clarify, i was not suggesting -- [indiscernible] i was not suggesting that it's be instant -- that it be instead of. that in fact the institutions of higher learning -- or that liberal education -- >> point taken, and i agree. one thing that i hope supporters of higher education or is -- higher education, financial supporters, one thing i hope they take heart at is it is important not to write off the universities when you see the kinds of things that happen at missouri and at yale and that middlebury, people can become disgusted and give up on the projects. i think that think tanks are doing marvelous work. we cannot give up on our students. our students are at the university. what supporters of american higher education need to do is willrt initiatives that live up to the highest i

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but eligibility is universal in arizona, that's the trend that we're seeing. states adopt, education savings accounts now primarily. and families love them. and states move to make them more universally available. so yes, you know you can focus on and it's important to focus on school board elections and mayoral races and all that good stuff. but we are, i think, genuinely getting to a tipping point. particularly if nevada works itself out. if we see arizona continue to push its texas finally gets a school choice program in place. i really think that we will be at a tipping point where the focus is going to be on kids who are exercising private school choice. and can i add one other thing on the prior question. not to sound completely like a nay-sayer on the federal question. there are things that the federal government can and should do. on school choice. and absolute first thing that they should do is look at the 1.3 billion dollar impact aid program and instead of just sending it to districts to give it instead to military-connected children. children of military

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university of arizona talking with professors here who are also authors. she is an associate professor of journalism. who was she. she was the sole murder for women's suffrage in the united states. she was the most famous political figure of 1910 and she was the epitome of the new woman it was a really the first feminists of the 21st century. she was a graduate and a lawyer who had to fight to be able to practice she was a free lover. she was a war correspondent. she was a socialist she was an advocate for prostitutes and a person who was the is the underdog. she also was rich beautiful. and she liked to dance. what time are we talking about. this is 1908 or 1909. she's also a star athlete is extremely popular in the start of the campus. they've just gotten kind of adult in the u.s. they are going out to the streets. the women in the street is quite shocking. and then ascending the teenage years in britain. and so she goes there. they can speak on our women's college campus. weirdest can educate you. she does not take no for an answer. about 25 students and faculty follow her from campus next door. they're all about freedom and agencies. with personal and professional -- profes

repeating itself a study by university of arizona educators found that hispanic students who took classes from the controversial mosque program both graduated high school and passed state exams at higher rates than those who did not nearly two thirds of two u.s. d's entire student population is hispanic applicable magnet high school where yolanda sotelo taught she connell literature the demographic is even bigger but when you're teaching in a school where the with a population of mexican americans do this ninety percent that that means a lot despite the program seeming success critics on both side. ides of the aisle argued these teachers were indoctrinating not educating a claim the mosque teachers vehemently deny when these girls were presented with kids they were presented as the only truth there was no balance in the classroom as you can teach it as literature but you can't proselytize and that's where that's the problem that they got into they weren't teaching it and later they were teaching it to radicalise foods as a result of a lawsuit tucson administrators banned seven chicano history and literature books from being taught in the classroom they boxed them up an

. >>> on lectures and history arizona state university professor jonathan barth teaches a class about the rise of andrew jackson and his presidency. he focuses on president jackson's clashes with whig party members such as henley clay and daniel webster in the bank wars in fact 1930s. this class is about 55 minutes. >> well, good morning, everybody. and welcome to american history. my name is jonathan barth. you all know me as professor barth. and i am a history professor at arizona state university in conjunction with two very stellar world-class programs and there they are on the screen. the school of historical, philosophical and religious ie