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Though suitable for viewing as they are, these videos serve as
excellent companion pieces for a variety of United States History
course materials, both at high school and introductory university
levels. For home and private school educators, the series works well
with textbook materials come from Abeka, Charlotte Mason, BJU, ACE,
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MacArthur's Wars
(2023)
With a military career spanning more than five decades, General
Douglas MacArthur was a prominent figure in both World Wars, as well
as the conflict in Korea. Additionally, his peacetime leadership
brought healing and prosperity to post-war Japan, and his
institutional reforms led to the modernization of West Point
Military Academy. In addition to covering the general's many
extraordinary accomplishments, oftentimes in the face of
near-impossible odds, this biography also presents an unflinchingly
honest reflection on the personal failings that necessitated
self-correction in his life. Herein are many valuable lessons on
manhood, courage, leadership, and holding steadfast to a code of
honor, despite the personal costs. (Running time 124 minutes.)
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The
Great Depression and FDR's New Deal (2010)
Economic crises had come and gone, but none had ever been as
long-enduring, severe, or broad in scope as the one that engulfed
the US and other nations during the 1930s and beyond. For years,
much of the blame was falsely attributed to industrial
over-production and private money hoarding. This film not only
reveals the truth about the Federal Reserve’s role in triggering the
Wall Street crash of 1929, but also takes an objective,
unsentimental look at how President Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s New
Deal policies--intended to alleviate the Great Depression--actually
prolonged miseries for all but a few beneficiaries. (Running time 88
minutes.)
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Depression and FDR's New Deal on Rumble. (No login
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World War I (2003)
World War 1 (1914 - 1918), also
known as "The Great War," marked a pivotal time in history when
mechanized fighting rendered prior forms of combat obsolete. From
the first highly consequential gunshots at Sarajevo to the final
repercussions of the Treaty of Versailles, this concise,
all-encompassing historical account, depicted through authentic
film and photographic archives of the period, provides a "big
picture" perspective on the conflict that took more than ten
million lives. (Running time 95 minutes.)
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World War
1 now on Vimeo. (No login required.)
World War II (2004)
Finally, the complete,
chronological history of World War 2 (1939 - 1945), concisely
presented in a single motion picture. Everything you need to
know is here, from the global conflict's origins to its
aftermath. Through recorded images documented by combat and
newsreel cinematographers, you'll witness the terror,
destruction, courage, and hope of those living through those
challenging times. (Running time: 120 minutes.)
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World War
2 now on Vimeo. (No login required.)
The Korean War (2006)
Five years after the end of
World War II, Russia and China tested the resolve of the
United States and other Western democracies by backing
communist North Korea's invasion of its fledgling democratic
counterpart to the south. This film provides a concise, yet
detailed overview of the war that followed from 1950 to
1953. This was the first "limited" conflict, resulting with
a perpetually unsettled "temporary" ceasefire that endures
even today. Moreover, the United States led the military
campaign without the necessary declaration of war from
Congress. (Running time: 84 minutes.)
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The Korean
War now on Vimeo. (No login required.)
United States
Government: Origin, Structure, and Intent (2003)
The Constitutional Convention of
1787 brought many of the most astute minds together for the
monumental task of constructing a government like none the world
has seen. Drawing upon the philosophical, scriptural, and
empirical lessons of the past, America's founders forged a system
of governance superior to any other in the world. Rich in
essential information, this program explores the ideological
foundations of governance, then takes you on a journey through the
Constitution and Bill of Rights. The meanings of these documents
are further explained through the words of their authors. (Running
time: 112 minutes.)
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United
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