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The United Nations

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Exterior daytime shot of the United Nations headquarters with a row of flag poles, all flying flags from different countries.

This four-part interactive program discusses the beginning and significance of the United Nations in 1946. Historic footage adds impact to the highlights on Eleanor Roosevelt as a delegate to the first meeting; Ralph Bunche, the first African American Nobel Prize winner; and Adlai Stevenson and his two unsuccessful bids for the presidency. Viewers are encouraged to take the pretests before each part and check their answers.

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Runtime: 25 minutes

Topic: History
Subtopic: Nobel Peace Prize, U.S. History - 1946-1999, World History - 1900-1945
Grade/Interest Level: 7 - 12
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Release Year: 1996
Producer/Distributor: AIMS Multimedia
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Man wearing hat and casual jacket crouches down. Caption. That has reflected them in manner and style.

2 yoked yaks plowing a field. Caption. The mild tempered ox-like creatures.

Mother reads with her 3 children on a couch in a living room setting. Caption. His mother taught him and his sister.

Rustic wooden house next to a haystack. Caption. Elie Wiesel was born on September 30, 1928.

Black and white photo of South African tribe members in traditional clothing. Caption. It was an idyllic childhood but suddenly cut short.

Side angle shot of an older Mother Teresa wearing a white and blue sari holding her hands to her chin in a prayer position.

Black and white side angle photo of Mother Teresa standing with 2 men and a child looking back at her.

Black and white portrait photograph of Ralph Bunche. Caption. He remains an enigma in American and world history.