1775-1783, revolution

Discusses the life of Thomas Jefferson, who aspired to be a great speaker but instead found his place as a writer, architect, inventor, lawyer, scientist, and politician who wanted to improve life for all people.

Tells the stories of thirty events, both familiar and lesser-known, that played a role in the course of the Revolutionary War.

Provides background information on the American Revolution, and describes the roles of Polish heroes Casimir Pulaski and Thaddeus Kosciuszko in winning American independence from the British. Includes a companion DVD.

Presents a brief biography of American patriot, Samuel Adams, considered to be the Father of the American Revolution, and examines his involvement in the cause for independence.

Presents a brief biography on the life of American patriot and spy, Nathan Hale; and describes his childhood, education, and loyalty to the American cause.

Reexamination of the American Revolution attempting to seperate myth and legend about the war with new perspectives.

After injuring his hand, a silversmith's apprentice in Boston becomes a messenger for the Sons of Liberty in the days before the American Revolution.

Traces the experiences of the Oneida Indians who risked their homeland, culture, and lives to join in the American Revolution.

A narrative history of the Revolutionary War, featuring stories and commentary by some of the men who shaped America's history, including Founding Fathers, as well as British and American soldiers.

Examines the lives and efforts of seven historical figures in the establishment of the United States, and focuses on George Washington, Robert Morris, Henry Laurens, Timothy Bigelow, Joseph Plumb Martin, Thomas Young, and Mercy Otis Warren.