The
Opening of the West
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One of the most fascinating stories of our
country's history includes the opening of the west. The people that
forged the way for the rest of us were incredible people who were
instrumental in shaping our country. These videos are great tools
for sharing these monumental times, events, and people.
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The
Santa Fe Trail
From 1821-1880 thousands of wagons and millions of dollars worth of goods
rolled down the trail between Independence, Missouri and Santa Fe, New
Mexico. The Santa Fe Trail was a highway of commerce that brought Spanish
and American culture together for the first time. 22 min.
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The Lewis and Clark Expedition
Combining live-action reenactments, historic visuals and many quotes from
the journals of Lewis and Clark, this program draws the viewer into the
excitement, danger, and sense of wonder of the Lewis and clarke expedition.
20 min.
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Homesteading: 70 Years on the Great Plains
From the rush to the West, resulting from the Homestead Act of 1862, to
the Dustbowl of the 1930s, students will learn what life was like on the
Great Plains. On-location video reenactments, archival film footage, and
historical photographs combine with a creative sound track to make this
a very engaging program. 18 min.
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