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Videos · 5-Minute Videos · Oct 17, 2022
Americans fought a long and bloody war to get rid of one tyrant, the English King, George III. They didn’t want to install a new one of their own making. So how did the Framers ensure that the…
Videos · Real Talk · Mar 05, 2025
Michael Malice, author, podcaster, and outspoken anarchist, argues that no system of government truly protects personal liberty or safety. He believes the only path to real freedom is eliminating the…
Videos · The Road to Liberty · Jul 18, 2025
Advisor, writer, and trailblazer, Abigail Adams famously wrote to her husband John Adams to “remember the Ladies” as the Continental Congress gathered in 1776. She continued, “Do not put such…
Videos · The Road to Liberty · Jul 18, 2025
Known as the "Conscience of the Revolution" and described as perhaps the most formidable female intellectual in eighteenth-century America, Mercy Otis Warren was a poet, historian, and playwright.…
Videos · The Road to Liberty · Jul 18, 2025
Groundbreaking poet Phillis Wheatley is considered the first African American woman, and only the third American woman, to publish a book of poems. Wheatley was renowned for her imagination, drive,…
Videos · The Road to Liberty · Jul 18, 2025
Dolley Madison, the fourth First Lady and wife of President James Madison, was known for her influence, determination, and energetic presence. A frequent entertainer, she helped shape the role of the…
Videos · The Road to Liberty · Jul 07, 2025
Francis Hopkinson was a musician, poet, artist, satirist, inventor, jurist, writer, and true Renaissance man of the American Revolution. Born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Hopkinson was the eldest…
Videos · The Road to Liberty · Jul 01, 2025
Wife, mother, property owner, and the “First Lady” of the United States, Martha Washington was known for her personal strength, devotion to her husband, and patient resolve during and after the war.…
Videos · The Road to Liberty · Jul 01, 2025
Betsy Ross is credited with stitching the first United States flag—a symbol of freedom that has since become the marker of American identity, patriotism, and pride. Born Elizabeth Griscom on January…
Videos · The Road to Liberty · Jun 30, 2025
Elbridge Gerry was a merchant, politician, and diplomat who served as the fifth vice president of the United States. Born on July 17, 1744, in Marblehead, Massachusetts, Gerry came from a family of…
Videos · The Road to Liberty · Jun 24, 2025
Thomas Heyward Jr. was born on July 28, 1746, at his family’s estate in St. Luke’s Parish, South Carolina. His father, Colonel Daniel Heyward, was a successful planter and businessman. Raised in a…
Videos · The Road to Liberty · Jun 17, 2025
William Hooper, born in June 1742 in Boston, Massachusetts, was a reluctant revolutionary. Raised by devoutly religious parents, his upbringing often placed him at odds with the growing revolutionary…
Videos · The Road to Liberty · Jun 17, 2025
William Floyd was born on December 17, 1734, on Long Island, New York, the second of nine children. His father, a successful farmer of Welsh descent, raised the family with a strong work ethic and…
Videos · The Road to Liberty · Jun 17, 2025
Carter Braxton was a wealthy landowner, businessman, and financier of the American Revolution. Born on September 10, 1736, at Newington Plantation in Virginia, Braxton graduated from the College of…
Videos · The Road to Liberty · Jun 17, 2025
Benjamin Harrison V was born on April 5, 1726, at Berkeley Plantation in Virginia. His father, Benjamin Harrison IV, held public office as both the Sheriff of Charles City County and a member of the…
Videos · The Road to Liberty · Jun 17, 2025
George Walton was born in Virginia and orphaned as a young child. Raised by an uncle with thirteen children, Walton taught himself by firelight at night while apprenticing as a carpenter. In 1769, he…
Videos · The Road to Liberty · Jun 17, 2025
Abraham Clark was born on February 15, 1726, in present-day Elizabeth, New Jersey. With little formal education and chronic illnesses that made farm work difficult, he pursued independent study and…
Videos · The Road to Liberty · Jun 17, 2025
Richard Henry Lee, born on January 20, 1732, at Stratford Hall in Virginia, played an indispensable role for American independence. Over a long public life, he served in the Virginia House of…
Videos · The Road to Liberty · Jun 17, 2025
Josiah Bartlett was a physician, statesman, and Patriot whose intellect and vision earned him a place among the signers of the Declaration of Independence. Born on November 21, 1729, in Amesbury,…
Videos · The Road to Liberty · Jun 17, 2025
Samuel Huntington, born in July 1731 in Windham, Connecticut, was a lifelong public servant devoted to the cause of American independence. Raised on his family’s 180-acre farm, Huntington received…
Videos · The Road to Liberty · Jun 17, 2025
George Clymer, a grandson of an original settler of the Penn colony, became an orphan at the age of one. He went to live with a wealthy uncle in Philadelphia, where he received an informal education…
Videos · The Road to Liberty · Jun 17, 2025
Philip Livingston, born on January 15, 1716, in Albany, New York, hailed from the wealthy and influential Livingston family. Philip spent his youth in opulent manor houses and townhomes before…
Videos · The Road to Liberty · Jun 17, 2025
George Wythe was a lawyer, judge, professor, and influential Founding Father whose contributions shaped the legal and political foundations of the United States. Born in 1726 in Elizabeth City…
Videos · The Road to Liberty · Jun 16, 2025
John Hart was born in Stonington, Connecticut, in 1713. His father, Edward Hart, was a farmer, justice of the peace, and public assessor. Soon after John’s birth, the family moved to Hopewell, New…
Videos · The Road to Liberty · Jun 16, 2025
Arthur Middleton was a South Carolinian patriot who fiercely defended his colony’s interests and supported radical measures against British rule. He was one of a handful of signers of the Declaration…