The 1808 Election Explained

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ooh... nice and short... Next do 1832 please. William Wirt especially

I love you videos I get good grades cause it's easy to understand

Love the vids man keep em comin

I love these videos. I started with the 2000 election video and just kept watching them until there were no more. I'm not the biggest fan of politics, but elections are undeniably interesting. Keep up the good work :D

Mr. Hughes, what is the intro song you use in your videos?

Hey I'm just mongering when you're gonna get to 1872

I know these probably take a long time to do but thank you so much for these. I started watching these with 2012 because I wanted to learn some more about Romney vs obama and I watched ever single video so far. Your videos have made me super interested in history and I continue to come back to your videos any time I don't know something in history. You are doing very well. I just wanted to let you know that you are very appreciated for what you do.

I cannot wait for the John Quincy Adams one! That's the least democratic election we've had

these are so good, you need more views

Love these videos.

I am Australian so didn't learn this stuff in school.

John Calhoun. John C. Calhoun. Not James. James Calhoun was the mayor of Atlanta during the Civil War and never served in the office of Vice President.

James Madison, at just 5 foot 4 inches in height, was our shortest U.S President.

John C Calhoun....the man who nearly became POTUS countless times....Did he want it? Secession could have been postponed...very interesting - Great video, Keith!

I honestly thought that the answer to the question last video was Truman but when you explained why it was Nixon I understood

Impression of American merchant sailors by the British Navy, not soldiers. Otherwise, excellent job.

You forgot his BIGGEST accomplishment: he wrote the Constitution

Jefferson was so unpopular by 1807 that he had little choice but to walk away. He'd have been tossed if he didn't walk away