This is part 2 of a three part series. This episode deals with fibs and myths surrounding the Civil War. This is interesting, especially since it’s coming from a British perspective. You can watch it for free with Amazon Prime and a subscription to BBC Select… which I highly recommend.. You can click on the image below to go directly to BBC Select.
The end of the Founding Father’s era and a good explanation of why we have the electoral college… https://youtu.be/HdvTtvKWe-M
“The Century: America’s Time” is a series of documentaries hosted by Peter Jennings in 1999..covering events of the 20th Century in America.. I’ve almost watched all of them now. Interested in History? Join our History Discord Chat Channel – chat with fellow history buffs and find out the latest History related resources and events.. This episode starts in December of 1941 when the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbour in Hawaii. If you ever get a chance to visit Pearl...
I love watching anything about history.. https://youtu.be/ShV2-w8hA9o Interested in History? Join our History Discord Chat Channel – chat with fellow history buffs and find out the latest History related resources and events..
This was the last episode of a fifteen part series that started airing in 1999. It was interesting to see what the internet looked like then, when AOL was king, I remember it well.. In just over two short years, 911 would happen, among an endless number of events that transpired in the 21 years since this aired. I would love to see something similar about the past two decades. God knows there is a lot to talk...
I found a playlist off all 15 documentaries in the series. It came out in 1999 and was hosted by Peter Jennings. I’d love to see something similar done for the past 20 years.
The documentary started off on Pier 54 in New York City…. it discussed the departure of the doomed Lusitania, who was sunk by a German U-boat off the coast of Ireland in the Celtic Sea. It showed some disturbing images of children who died in the tragedy. I didn’t like it, they should have omitted it in my opinion This was part of a 15 part series that aired in 1999. Peter Jennings narrated. He would die just...
