History for All Carter Higgins

In this episode, I examine Kristallnacht, a famous act of terror against Jews. I talked with Lindsay MacNeill, a history from the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. We discuss the significance of Kristallnacht, the impact it had on the Holocaust, and much more.

In this episode, I examine the Salem witch trials - a very famous event in history that you have probably heard of! I talk with Professor Jane Kamensky of Harvard University about the importance of the trials, some lasting effects of them, and how the documents that survived the trials give us an opening into the world of Salem in the late 17th century.

In this episode, I discuss the 19th and 26th amendments - how they improved citizen rights, who supported and opposed them, and the ratification process. I talk with Emma Rothberg, a Predoctoral Fellow from the National Women’s History Museum, to learn more about the significance of the 19th amendment.

Welcome, to History for All, a podcast for history fans and buffs and lovers alike. Every week, I, along with - maybe - a special guest, will talk about an event in history - that happened on that week! Stay tuned for episodes every Friday!