Educational film series
Transform your students to junior historians as our U.S. History comes to life. Some of the people, places, and events that helped shape America are explored through vivid reenactments, dramatic pictures, and colorful graphics. Coordinated directly with the concepts outlined in the National History Standards, these programs help answer the questions: What happened, who took part in it, how and why did it happen, and when did it happen?
Titles in this series
2003 · 14m
This compelling program reveals how the interests of the industrial North and the agricultural South (the Cotton Belt)…
2003 · 15m
Witness the conflict between North and South and the South's eventual secession that led to a rush to…
2001 · 16m
Witness Lewis and Clark's exploration of the West, complete with diary excerpts, encounters with Native Americans, the beautiful…
2001 · 20m
While George Washington was leading the Continental Army against the British, Thomas Jefferson was writing a document that…
1998 · 21m
Examine the life-styles of Native Americans who lived in the Eastern Woodlands, the Great Plains, the Southwest Desert,…
2001 · 15m
Students blast back in time to the original Plymouth Plantation of 1620, the first colonial settlement in southern…
1998 · 21m
Discover why thousands of Americans left their homes in the East to endure months of hardship to settle…
2001 · 22m
Students witness the expansion of America from the early colonies through the acceptance of Hawaii as our fiftieth…