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| Title |
The
Constitution Through History
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| Number/Length |
5/Varied |
| Subject/Grade
Level |
Social
Studies, History/ 4-9 |
| Producer |
South
Carolina ETV |
| Date
Produced |
1999 |
| Support
Material |
Teacher Guide ($5) |
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- Description
The programs use
historical and present-day characters to dramatize the role that the Constitution has
played and continues to play in defining American democracy. Discussions of liberty and freedom show students
the importance of informed citizens making responsible decisions.
This
series was supported in part by an award from the NETA Educational Production Fund. |
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- Episodes
1.
“A New Beginning” explains how the U.S. flag was created, the American
Revolution, the Declaration of Independence, and how liberty has been preserved. (15:52)
2. “Voices of America” discusses the American Revolution and the Constitution.
(15:52)
3. “Separate But Equal” describes events of the French and Indian War, the
American Revolution, the Texas fight for independence, the Civil War, and the formation of
the federal government. (19:59)
4. “Freedom and Equality” addresses liberty and equality issues and includes the
Gettysburg Address and portions of the “I Have a Dream” speech. (17:01)
5. “Pioneer Spirit” presents America’s methods of forging new ground in the
wilderness and in politics. (16:13) |
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NETA Educational Resources . Phone: 803-799-5517 .
Fax: 803-771-4831 |
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