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The legislative branch

2004
Presents an introduction to the Legislative branch of of the United States government, providing information on its history, origins, and functions, including the requirements for becoming a member of Congress, the process by which a bill becomes a law, and more.

The judicial branch

2004
Presents an examination of the history and origins of the Judicial Branch and Supreme Court, and includes a look at the Supreme Court's power to influence American history and society.

The executive branch

2004
Looks at how the executive branch of the U.S. government was established by the Founding Fathers, identifies the people and offices that make up the executive branch, discusses the duties of the president and vice-president, and explains the system of checks and balances.

U.S. songs and poems

2004
Reviews the history of seven American songs and poems, and presents performances and lyrics for each selection.

African American life

2004
Introduces important people and events in the history of African Americans, discussing the journey from Africa to slavery, racial segregation, the civil rights movement, and other topics.

Thomas Jefferson

2003
Chronicles the life of founding father Thomas Jefferson, covering his early years in colonial Virginia, his writing of the Declaration of Independence, and his presidency.

Cesar Chavez

2003
Describes the life and accomplishments of Cesar Chavez, who overcame the obstacles of poverty and prejudice to create the first successful union for American farm workers.

Eleanor Roosevelt

2003
Chronicles the life of activist, humanitarian, and writer Eleanor Roosevelt, wife of American president Franklin Roosevelt, describing how she went from shyness and self-consciousness in her childhood to fame around the world for her work on the behalf of human rights.

Benjamin Franklin

2003
Chronicles the life and times of Benjamin Franklin from his early years in Boston to the first years of the United States, discussing his accomplishments as a printer, writer, statesman, scientist, and humanitarian.

Sacagawea

2003
Provides an introduction to Sacagawea, a young Native American woman of the Shoshone tribe who joined the Lewis and Clark expedition as a translator and guide, and played an important role in the mission's success.

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