The Anti-Masonic Party

The video explores the history of the Freemasons, a secretive fraternity with significant political influence, and the rise of the Anti-Masonic Party in the 1820s. This party aimed to expose Masonic corruption and gained public support, holding congressional seats and running a presidential candidate. Despite its initial success, the party dissolved by the 1840s, while the Freemasons continue to exist today. The video concludes by pondering the potential impact of a third major political party in modern America.

How did the Freemasons communicate and what practices did they follow?

What was the main purpose of the anti-Masonic Party founded in 1828?

In what ways did the Freemasons' secrecy affect public perception in the 1820s?

What impact did the anti-Masonic Party have on U.S. politics by 1832?

Discuss the significance of the Freemasons in American society today.