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Thomas Jefferson is probably best known as the author of the Declaration of Independence. Yet, he was also the third President of the United States...
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From the Montgomery bus boycott to the Little Rock Nine to the Selma-Montgomery march, thousands of ordinary people made up the American civil righ...
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HereÕs a captivating glimpse of the people and events that sparked the Civil Rights movement. Students learn about su...
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Beginning with the Louisiana Purchase and the Lewis and Clark Expedition, this program illustrates how the promise of free land, the Indian Removal...
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Students learn about the 10 most important advances in technology — the printing press, the Pony Express, ...
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Give students a first-hand look at why the colonists felt compelled to engage in a war with England for their independence. The program clearly ill...
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Give students a close-up look at the American symbols that reflect the spirit of freedom for which our country stands. They‚Äö√Ñ√∂‚àö√ë‚àö‚àÇ‚Äö√†√...
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Inspire students to become junior explorers as they learn about the impressions, discoveries and routes of the world‚Äö√Ñ√∂‚àö√ë‚àö‚àÇ‚Äö√†√∂‚àö√´‚...
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Introduce students to the life and culture of Native Americans. This program charts their development from hunters and gatherers to full-fledged fa...
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This engaging program demonstrates the evolution of different modes of transportation from 3,500 B.C. to today. Students learn about Leonardo da Vi...
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World War II was responsible for the deaths of 40 million people, the dawn of the atomic age, and a realignment of the world into communist and non...
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The Middle Ages lasted for roughly 1,000 years, and witnessed the transformation of Europe from a vast wilderness dotted with outposts of the Roman...
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While the Battles of Lexington and Concord in 1775 signified the onset of the American Revolution, they followed years of tension between England a...
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This informative production analyzes the Bill of Rights, that most magnificent of American documents, as the formal declaration of American rights ...
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The 1930s dawned under the gray, depressive cloud caused by the 1929 stock market crash, a cloud that was to linger most of the decade. This unit e...
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The industrial revolution transformed the American worker from a proud craftsman to a lowly clog in a vast system. This unit vividly traces the his...
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In 1823, as the threat of increased European colonization of Central and South America loomed large, James Monroe delivered a solemn address to Con...
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The many causes of the Civil War centered around one overwhelming issue: slavery. This unit examines the economic, political, social, and moral imp...
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This lively overview examines the pioneers and frontiersmen, the Gold Rush and Mormon migration, and discusses buffalo, wagon trains, Indians, and ...
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For almost two centuries, Virginia was the most important of America’s colonies, in terms of size, wealth, and political leadership. This unit prov...
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When Columbus “discovered” America in 1492, there were already several million real Americans living there. This two-part production shows how the ...
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Many issues divided England and her American colonies and led to the Revolutionary War. This cartoon-style production covers the divisive issues of...
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This magnificent program provides a look at the emperors and politics, art and architecture, philosophy and popular culture of ancient Rome. Throug...
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During ancient times, the people of Greece enjoyed a culture in many ways more vibrant, more civilized, and more artistic than any we know today. T...
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This colorful two-part production traces the history of ancient Egypt from its earliest settlers, and provides a close-up look at the important peo...
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This unit explains the history behind the Declaration of Independence and illuminates the beauty of its words. The first half of the production est...
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This magnificent introduction to the Civil War explores the chronology, politics, and economics of the war of 2,000 battles. It characterizes the U...
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This production highlights the fascinating beginnings of the original thirteen colonies, from the establishment of Jamestown, VIrginia in 1607, to ...
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World War I opened with a dizzying rush in the summer of 1914 and soon Europe was plunged into its most destructive struggle ever. In 1917, Preside...
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This production reveals America’s Economic miracle that transformed the workbench of one day into the factory of the next. It shows how shrewd deve...
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The War of 1812 signified the end of Colonial America, and firmly announced to the world that his new Republic could stand on its own. Fought on Am...
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The French and Indian War involved the struggle between England and France for control over the eastern part of the North American continent. This ...
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By 1840, there were more than five hundred abolitionist groups in America, including as members statesmen like Washington and Jefferson and poets l...
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This fascinating program examines such important American inventors as McCOrmick, Whitney, Jefferson, Franklin, Evans, Fitch, Morse, Bell, and Edis...
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The United States Congress is the branch of the federal government with the primary and essential purpose of making laws. This program details the ...
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