Hiphughes lays out his top five questions about the JFK assassination. While not a conspiracy nut, the JFK assassination leaves a lot of room for doubt concerning the official Warren Commission story. These are simply questions, please give me some answers. You will not find the complete JFK assassination story here! Just some questions.

Grab a spoon and get ready to eat some tasty FDR New Deal soup as HipHughes hop scotches his way through ten alphabet soup policies, court packing, new deal criticisms and a partridge in a pear tree. Super for last minute crammers, curious life ling learners and internet crazies.

You've probably seen the live coverage and footage of the fires and protesters clashing with police in the Maidan Independence Square. Here&'s a brief explanation of what is happening and why people are protesting against the government. The ultra basics if you are trying to understand the protests in Kiev, Ukraine. Ukraine protests.

Travel back in time with HipHughes as he dips and dives through America's first red scare

HipHughes explains the Equal Rights Amendment and why it failed. From its spiritual birth in 1848 at Seneca Falls to its modern inception by Alice Paul in 1923 to its revival by NOW and passage in Congress to its ultimate death at the hands of Phyllis Schlafly. Perfect for all ages, targeted towards test takers and life long learners, lets see if we can't wrinkle your brain. I wish I included this image in the video, check it out, it is a map of the 35 states which ratified the amendment.

In this video from <i>Hip Hughes History</i> we look at Confusianism, Shintoism and Taoism. Although not technically polytheistic, three SE Asian religions will be the focus of this HipHughes lecture.

HipHughes cuts the head off the French Revolution and serves it up on a platter of comprehension. Hughes hits the essentials in this epic cram lecture so you can know enough to get away with not being a dummy.

What you should know about the dropping of the Atomic Bomb to avoid looking like a Dummy. Just joking! Come wrinkly your brain, past a test, get a square on Jeopardy right or make it through that next dinner party...either way HipHughes got you covered.

A concept edutainment approach to explaining the Russian Revolution

Get to know a critical event on the civil rights era timeline as HipHughes takes you through the Little Rock Nine crisis. Beginning with the Civil War, we look at the 14th amendment, Plessy and Brown and the more heated conflict between the South and the Central Government since the Civil War.

There is a reason why its called the 'Forgotten War', because most people have no clue about the basics. Let HipHughes grease up your frontal cortex and then slide down the hill of learning going through the basic causes and fundamentals of the Korean War.

A Great Depression lecture, designed for United States History classes preparing to take the NY State Regents.

In this video from <i>Hip Hughes History</i> we look at the scientific revolution and enlightenment.

Mr. Hughes explains the basics of the Vietnam War

In this video from <i>Hip Hughes History</i> we look through the Cold War.

Video presentation from Hip Hughes History

Video presentation from Hip Hughes History

Video presentation from Hip Hughes History

For the discerning dummy and smart smart people, this video is designed for AP American Government students, College students lost in the wilderness in a political science course and just crazy people on the internet with nothing better to do. WARNING, I there is a tiny mistake, I mistakenly said the Supremacy Clause was in Article V, as we all know it is clearly Article VI.

Mr. Hughes throws it down on Sectionalism, breezing through the essential causes of the American Civil War beginning with the ratification of the Constitution and culminating with the election of Republican Abraham Lincoln. Complete with cheezy music, animated hand movements and brief brain bursts of comic relief

In this video from <i>Hip Hughes History</i> we touch base with the meaning of the 14th amendment, Plesey v Ferguson, Booker T. Washington, WEB DuBois, Martin Luther King, NAACP, Brown v Board of Ed, the 1964 Civil Rights Act, the 1965 Voting Rights Act, civil disobedience as well as some other ideas.