Of building a national and and what that means. Well talk about that in a moment. Today, were going to talk a little bit about red scare and how the comics were contributing to that red scare and also reflecting it. What i want to do today, as you see here, is kind of well start this kind of red menace and what it means, how it is supposedly a threat to definitions of American Freedom and liberty. Were going to have a on think piece. You did today by kind of examining is this tomorrow and getting a sense of whether this threat is internal or external, what was the most dangerous threat . And then were to take a little bit of a dive into some of the espionage comics and see how the cold war is unfolding in the realm of of james bond and the spies. Next lesson, were going to move over to taking look at how children are expected to participate in the cold war. So well have a from kelleys davis. Then youre going to actually look at these moments Trading Cards that came out in 1951, which a
We are on less than seven, so were making Good Progress today. Were going to get into red scare last listen. Obviously, we talked little bit about the role of comics in kind of building a national and and what that means. Well talk about that in a moment. Today, were going to talk a little bit about red scare and how the comics were contributing to that red scare and also reflecting it. What i want to do today, as you see here, is kind of well start this kind of red menace and what it means, how it is supposedly a threat to definitions of American Freedom and liberty. Were going to have a on think piece. You did today by kind of examining is this tomorrow and getting a sense of whether this threat is internal or external, what was the most dangerous threat . And then were to take a little bit of a dive into some of the espionage comics and see how the cold war is unfolding in the realm of of james bond and the spies. Next lesson, were going to move over to taking look at how children a
Little bit about red scare and how the comics were contributing to that red scare and also reflecting it. What i want to do today, as you see here, is kind of well start this kind of red menace and what it means, how it is supposedly a threat to definitions of American Freedom and liberty. Were going to have a on think piece. You did today by kind of examining is this tomorrow and getting a sense of whether this threat is internal or external, what was the most dangerous threat . And then were to take a little bit of a dive into some of the espionage comics and see how the cold war is unfolding in the realm of of james bond and the spies. Next lesson, were going to move over to taking look at how children are expected to participate in the cold war. So well have a from kelleys davis. Then youre going to actually look at these moments Trading Cards that came out in 1951, which are just phenomenal. Theyre basically baseball Trading Cards were all about the red scare and targeted to kids.
Introduction that my wife and i are coming out with a book called founders advice. I know this has been done before. Secretary bennett did a number of years ago. The way he did it was considerably different than what were trying to do. I have a background was a historian but im married to a woman who was in business. She was in washington d. C. Working for a defense contractor and had the opportunity to go to seattle to work for a small start up company that had not yet gone public, microsoft. When she started with mike cros, when she started it was such a Small Company they could have employee meetings that small auditorium. A lunch time. She had an opportunity to listen to this man time and time again named bill gates who didnt talk about making good products or capturing market share but he talked about changing the world. I think for her that was such a heady experience and the experience of being in a company like that at that point in time was so remarkable that she began to real
Judicial decisions and you will see how much he loved his country. Within a year or two of the new government after the constitution it was clear we had two political factions that were at logger heads with one another. The federalists trying to put together a new government you should the constitution that would knit these 13 little states together. And provide for the common well the preemable to the constitution. Provide for the common defense, the general welfare. The power to tax, a power that here to for had only been reserved for states. It was doing something completely different. And Thomas Jefferson whos read the ancients and read them so much he knows in almost any republic there is somebody hungering for power, and someone who wants the take it over and be the dictator. And with that view hes suspicious of almost everything. And James Madison who initiallily is something of a federalist and by federalist i think interested in the entire union over the interests perhaps of t