1913-1921

Discusses the history of World War I with a focus on historical documents.

Offers an in-depth analysis on how the National Woman's Party evolved during the period of early-twentieth century feminism and American suffrage in response to a male-dominated government.

Focuses on the people, places, and events in the United States from 1900 to 1920.

Examines the U.S.'s entry and participation during World War I, Wilson's goals to secure a permanent peace, and the debates surround the treaty, and the League of Nations.

Contains animated maps and historical footage that provide insights into the onset, course, and aftermath of World War I, and help explain how the United States became the dominant force in world affairs.

Examines the successes and failures of Woodrow Wilson's private life and public career as a professor, governor, and President of the United States.

Explores Woodrow Wilson's battle to gain popular and political support for the United States' position in the League of Nations at the end of World War I.