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Rivertowns: 100 Miles, 200 Years, Countless Stories

58 minutes 21 seconds

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The video "Rivertowns: 100 Miles, 200 Years, Countless Stories" takes viewers on a historical journey through the last 100 miles of the Missouri River, exploring pivotal events that shaped the region and the nation. Narrated by Ellie Kemper, it delves into the impact of the Lewis and Clark expedition and features stories of immigration, conservation, and innovation. The video highlights significant contributions of figures like Daniel Boone, and the challenges faced by river towns during civil unrest and industrial changes. Based on the children's book "Growing Up With the River" by Dan and Connie Burkhart, the video emphasizes the importance of history and environmental stewardship, making it relevant and engaging for school-aged children. Key educational themes include U.S. History, conservation efforts, exploration, and the transformation of the wilderness into vibrant communities.