Colonial and Revolutionary America
Stanford UniversityThis course covers the opening segment of the traditional American history survey. Its major themes are the character of colonial society; the origins and consequences of the American Revolution, from the Stamp Act controversy to the adoption of the Federal Constitution; the impact of the Revolution on the general population and culture; and (implicitly) the long-term significance of the social an... more
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- Dynamic professor, but missing lectures
I found the professor very dynamic, although it took me 2-3 lectures to get comfortable with him, his way of lecturing, his jokes and asides. more
Apple Podcasts3IC123A
United States3 years ago - Great content, frustrating instructor
The constant digressions of thought are just too exhausting to keep up with. Love the info presented but I need the speaker to be less easily distracted by everything.
Apple Podcasts3Juliekg1776United States3 years ago - Y'know...
I pushed through because it's a topic I like. I learned some interesting facts but almost went crazy because he says, "y'know" so much. His voice in general is like that of the professor's on the Simpsons. The points he makes about the difference between the colonial religions were interesting.
Apple Podcasts3Ebrink06United States4 years ago - Hard to follow
I gave up on Episode 14. I found the professor difficult to follow and when he talked about Queen Elizabeth being hot, I decided it was time to go.
Apple Podcasts1EMH6580United States5 years ago - Fantastic course
Great class and a really interesting overview of Revolutionary history.
Apple Podcasts5brien-cUnited States8 years ago - Wonderful, fascinating, entertaining
Jack Rakove is a natural educator in the sense that he brings out the best in his material and his (usually inaudible) students. He's erudite, witty, incredibly well-read, a polymath who isn't afraid to bring Thomas Kuhn and Karl Popper into a discussion on what it is historians do, or Alfred Crosby (the man Jared Diamond stole all his ideas from) on the science of early history. Grab this and listen to it over and over (I'm on my third listening now).
Apple Podcasts5simonprideUnited States11 years ago - Poor lecturerer and biased
Prof. Rakove is a poor lecturer he often divurged into non-sense that is unrelated to the course. He admits, frequently, that he doesn't remember or didn't look up a fact. He tries to convey some ideas and few facts. It is easy to try to convey ideas if you don't have facts to support your premises. Lastly, his own personal biases intrude on almost every lecture. These wre taped in the fall of 2008 and he comments on things happening at that time, occasionally relating them back to his course, a... more
Apple Podcasts2Why do Ineed a nicknameUnited States11 years ago - Informative and interesting
I enjoyed this course, and I hope that more are posted. I just wish all of the classes where included.
Apple Podcasts4arathUnited States11 years ago
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