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#D6860
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5 Volume Set
Grades 5-9
23 minutes each
Teacher's Guides
Closed-captioned [cc]
Set: $199.75, Each: $39.95
During the 17th and 18th centuries, Great Britain expanded
its global empire by establishing colonies in North America.
Over time, the colonists developed their own institutions and
practices (including the evasion of British tax and trade laws),
and a spirit of independence was born! Through a dynamic mix of
historical stills, expert interviews and live-action reenactments,
The American Revolution for Students traces the struggle for power
and control between the colonies and Great Britain. From the
colonists’ rejection of mercantilist laws to the “shot heard
round the world,” and the eventual establishment of the world’s
greatest experiment in democracy, students will get a vivid look
at the remarkable decisions, documents and personalities that
helped lay the foundation for the development of a new nation.
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When the early American settlers left Europe for the New World,
they risked everything to start over in a strange land. Yet
there was something in this New World that made all the
uncertainty worth it...and would eventually make it worth
fighting for. In Origins of Democracy, students will get a
detailed account of the social, political and economic
conditions that created a spirit of independence which
would eventually put the Americans on the road to
rebellion.
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Causes of the Revolution provides students with a detailed
look at the events that precipitated America’s fight for
independence, from the cries of “no taxation without
representation” to the radical actions of patriots like
Patrick Henry and Sam Adams. Students will learn about the
impact of British laws from the Stamp Act to the Coercive
Acts, and discover how, despite the Majority’s desire for
compromise, the foundation for the revolution was
laid.
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In the late 18th century, some colonial leaders were
beginning to consider breaking away from Great Britain
completely - even if it meant war! In Declaring
Independence, students will examine the events that
led up to the momentous drafting of the Declaration of
Independence. From the battles of Lexington and Concord
to Thomas Paine’s demands for a little “Common Sense,”
see how the protest against the enforcement of British
taxes and trade laws turned into a full-fledged battle
for liberty.
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With the adoption of the Declaration of Independence,
the Second Continental Congress boldly announced its
intention to form a new nation - the United States of
America. And that could only mean one thing - war with
Great Britain, one of the most powerful military forces
on Earth. In The Revolutionary War, students will get a
stirring account of the participants and battles that
paved the road to victory - from the skirmishes in New
England to the stunning victory at the Battle of Yorktown.
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After fighting the Revolutionary War, the Americans
and their French allies finally defeated the British,
winning the fight for independence. Yet in the fall of
1783, Americans faced a new struggle. In Creating a New
Nation, students will trace the convergence of thirteen
separate states into one unified nation. From the troubled
Articles of Confederation to the many compromises that
led to the completed Constitution, this in-depth program
showcases the bold experiment that would develop into a
model for democracies around the world.
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