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Just the Facts - American Explorers & Pioneers
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Just the Facts: The Great American State Quiz
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Just the Facts: Our American Landscape
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This program is about those American explorers and pioneers who were the pathfinders; those who first explored the valleys, rivers and mountains of America, and those who were the first to make it their home. Men like Christopher Columbus, Sir Francis Drake, Henry Hudson, James Cook, Daniel Boone, Robert Gray, Lewis and Clark, Charles Wilkes, John Fremont and many more.
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From state capitals to fascinating facts and achievements, you'll see the 50 United States like never before. Students of all ages will have a blast learning about America while viewing some of the country's most spectacular sights.
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Our American Landscape captures the natural beauty of America with breathtaking video. These striking images are combined with fascinating information and little known facts that make each state unique.
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Just the Facts - Fun Facts of American History
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Just the Facts - 50 Great Years in American History
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Just the Facts - Little Known Facts of American History
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American history doesn’t have to be dull. Especially since our past is filled with fascinating, unusual stories! On Fun Facts of American History you’ll see extraordinary vintage film footage and hear offbeat tales that are all true and all a part of our great American heritage.
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Climb aboard the Just The Facts time machine for a fun filled journey through American history. Along the way you will visit the many landmark years that contribute to forging the greatest nation on earth.
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You may know about the major events during America’s history, but the little known happenings are equally fascinating and possibly just as important.
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Just the Facts - 50 Great Years in American History/Military History (2 Pack)
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Just the Facts - Fun Facts of American History/ Little Known Facts (2 Pack)
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Just the Facts - America's State Capital
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Just the Facts: 50 Great Years in American & American Military History – 2 Great Volumes together at last!
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Fun Facts and Little Known Facts of American History – 2 Great Volumes Together at Last!
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The fast-paced program intertwines history and geography with points of interest and fascinating facts about the 50 capital cities.
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Light Speed History of the U.S: Significant Presidencies (1789-1869)
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Light Speed History of the U.S: Civil Liberties
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Light Speed History of the U.S: War and the U.S. (1689-1865)
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This program will cover significant events in early presidential administrations, starting with Washington’s time in office and going all the way through Lincoln’s term. We will also touch upon Jacksonian democracy, as well as Manifest Destiny and its impact on slavery.
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In this program, we’ll examine the freedom of a citizen, known as civil liberties. Important developments in early America include: the Abolitionist Movement, slavery in the West, and women’s rights. We’ll also take a deeper look at the early suffrage strategy, the Progressive Era, and the Nineteenth Amendment.
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We will take a close look at America’s timeline of early critical conflicts. Starting all the way back in 1689 with the French and Indian War, covering the Mexican-American War, and finishing up with the Revolutionary War and the Civil War, you will learn about the impact that each had on American policies.
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Light Speed History of the U.S: Economic Landscape
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Light Speed History of the U.S: History Bundle (5 Pack)
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Just the Facts - Historical Icons: Coretta Scott King
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From the Market Revolution and the reliance on currency and wage labor, to the booming production of cotton in the Southern economy, from the happening times of the roaring 20s to the economic woes of the Great Depression, and everything in between, we will cover the United States’ economic ups and downs.
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This 4 Program series helps students develop a clear understanding of the pivotal events in early America, which shaped significant policies and dynamics of the United States as we know it today.
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Coretta Scott King was the wife of the slain civil rights activist Martin Luther King Jr. and a noted community leader in her own right. Coretta Scott King has made huge accomplishments throughout her life, including carrying on the legacy of her husband for over three decades. Just the Facts - Historical Icons: Coretta Scott King will take you through her life story.
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Just the Facts - Historical Icons: Famous African Americans
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Just the Facts - Historical Icons: Famous Irish-Americans
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Historical Icons - Gandhi
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What famous city did Benjamin Banneker help design? Why was Harriet Tubman called the “Moses” of her people? Who were the “Men of the Massachusetts 54th”? Why was the peanut so important to the rebuilding of the south after the Civil War? Who delivered the famous “I Have a Dream” speech in Washington, D.C.? How did Sojourner Truth get her name? These are but a few of the questions answered in “Famous African Americans”.
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Who was known as "Old Hickory?" Who were America's greatest Irish heavyweight boxing champions? Who are considered to be America's "Royal Family?" Who was the youngest President ever elected to office? These are just a few of the questions answered in "Famous Irish Americans."
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Mohandas K. Gandhi was a man of peace who spent most of his life preaching non-violence to gain equality and freedom for the people of India. This informative program explores his struggle against the mighty British Empire and her colonies of India and South Africa.
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Just the Facts - Historical Icons: Great Women in American History
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Just the Facts - U.S. History : A Nation Divided The American Civil War
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U.S. History : Democracy in America
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Why did Abigail Adams urge her husband to "remember the ladies?" Why was Harriet Tubman called the "Moses" of her people? Who founded the American Red Cross? These are but a few of the questions answered in "Great Women in American History."
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This program takes viewers through the famous battles at Shiloh, Antietam, and Gettysburg which pitted brother against brother and neighbor against neighbor. Students will understand the impact of Union General Ulysses S. Grant and Confederate General Robert E. Lee, who became legends and the nobility of the President of the United States, Abraham Lincoln.
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What is democracy and what does it truly mean to be free? Americans often take their freedom for granted because it is all they have ever known.
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Just the Facts - U.S. History : Industrial Revolution
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Just the Facts - U.S. History : Legends of the Wild Wild West
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Just the Facts - U.S. History : Lewis & Clark Expedition
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Learn about the struggles and triumphs that led the world to the discovery of the steam engine, the automobile, and the computer.
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Some were honorable while others were notorious; however, all of their deeds, both good and bad, propelled them out of the West and into American history.
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In this DVD you will travel back into time and take one of the most important expeditions in American history, The Lewis and Clark Expedition of 1804.
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Just the Facts - U.S. History : Mount Rushmore
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Just the Facts - U.S. History : Native American
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Just the Facts - U.S. History : Pearl Harbor
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This video presents the complete story of Mount Rushmore. It chronicles the memorial from its conception through its completion. It tells the story of the men who built it and the nation that has admired it ever since. Join us as we take an educational journey to one of America’s grandest monuments – Mount Rushmore.
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Facts will be presented about Christopher Columbus’s fateful voyage in 1492 and the encounters of Indian tribes of North America and their cultures. The history of the Western expansion in the United States which led to the formation of Indian reservations is revealed along with much more.
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This program uses archival footage, photographs, and maps to present the facts behind this tragic incident in U.S. History. Understand how and why the U.S. public saw the attack as a treacherous act and rallied against the Empire of Japan, causing the United States to enter World War II.
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Just the Facts - U.S. History: Reconstruction of the United States
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Just the Facts - U.S. History : Statue Of Liberty
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Just the Facts - U.S. History : The American Dream
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This program presents each side of the controversy and how the goals to achieve reconstruction were outlines and achieved.
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Viewers will learn about the men who created her, the technologies used to manufacture, ship and erect the statue in New York, and how the statue grew to represent the American dream to millions of immigrants.
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Discover how America has become the greatest nation on Earth: from Plymouth Rock to Rock and Roll; from the Declaration of Independence to Independent Counsels; from the Gilded Age to the Information Age; from George Washington to Bill Clinton. America’s rich history is an enduring legacy of the human spirit and the power of democracy.
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Just the Facts - U.S. History : The American Revolution
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Just the Facts - U.S. History : Westward Expansion
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Learn how 13 British colonies became the United States of America in their quest for freedom.
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With each push westward, tales of extraordinary challenges and endeavors emerged. In its wake, the movement left a timeline of conflicts and larger than life characters that we should never forget.
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