Join military historian Dan Hartman for tea, coffee, and history. This series explores history through informative lectures and discussions in an informal setting. Come to all discussions or choose the topics that most interest you.Politics of the American Revolution examine what led to the American Revolution and how the early forms of government in the colonies operated. Tuesday, January 22American Revolutionary War The American Revolutionary War (1775–1783) was a global war that began as a conflict between Great Britain and her Thirteen Colonies, which declared independence as the United States of America. Tuesday, February 19Constitutional Convention and Bill of Rights Discuss what happened at the Convention including who was involved and what the key issues were. Examine the creation of the Bill of Rights, who authored them and why they were written. Tuesday, March 19Creation of a New Government Learn about the role of the President as he created the day-to-day operations of the government. Learn how the Supreme Court was established and it's intended role in the new government. Tuesday, April 23Living Constitution Some say the Constitution should be rewritten because of our modern times and what we must face. Others look at the Constitution as a document that can adjust to modern times with Amendments. Tuesday, May 21Please note class location: Minnetonka Community Education Center, 4584 Vinehill Rd., Deephaven
