How April 1776 Proved Armed Citizens Change History

About this episode

Jeff discusses the significance of events in April 1776 and their implications for the Second Amendment and armed citizenry today.

Send us Fan Mail Two hundred and fifty years ago this month, the American Revolution crossed a point of no return. In April 1776, Congress opened the ports, North Carolina became the first colony to authorize a vote for independence, and Washington marched his citizen army toward New York. Jeff breaks down why these events matter — and what they tell us about the Second Amendment and armed citizenry today. subscribe to my newsletter Follow this link and get $25 in ammo. Fountain Podcast...

People in this episode

Host: Jeff

Topics covered

• Second Amendment
• American Revolution
• armed citizenry
• historical events
• political history

Keywords

• Second Amendment
• American Revolution
• armed citizens
• April 1776
• North Carolina
• historical significance
• politics

Mentioned in this episode

Places: North Carolina, New York

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