History

American Ancestors looks at U.S. history from the Native American perspective

Prof. Rosenberg asks: do white people lie more often than others? Taking the long view, he believes an argument can be made that they do.

An essay discussing the right to privacy as stated in the Constitution of the United States

A historical account of the life and times of the woman miners affectionately called "Mother Jones".

A look at the life of the legendary James F. Reed by the noted historian Dr. Roger Rosenberg.

Join Dr. Rosenberg as he recalls the case of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, his family's belief in their innocence, and his search for the truth.

American historian Howard Zinn's book "A People's History of the United States", set off waves of controversy between readers who loved his truthfulness in describing our nation's past and other readers who were dismayed by his writings. How could one historian be praised by one group and condemned by the other? Is there a way to both appreciate and criticize Zinn's school of historiography? "Howard Zinn: A Critique" explores possible answers to this question.

Dr. Roger Rosenberg takes a look at the Republican Party.