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The Divided House - The Second American Revolution (Spanish)

36 minutes 9 seconds

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Sepia tone image of a crowded slavery market. Spanish caption. Que todos los Estados sureños habían cumplido.

Explores the origins of slavery in America and its impact on history. Topics include historical background, major events of the Civil War, Civil War personalities, and the legacy and aftermath of that conflict. Features questions for discussion and further study at the end of each part.

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Runtime: 36 minutes 9 seconds

Topic: History, Language Arts
Subtopic: Spanish Language, U.S. History - 1861-1865, U.S. History - 1866-1900
Grade/Interest Level: 9 - 12
Release Year: 2005
Producer/Distributor: Video Knowledge, Inc
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Native American figure with black covering on face holds up weapon in each hand. Second figure lunges in background. Caption. And one of the greatest warrior chiefs.

Black and white photo of the midsection of a woman with long, dark hair. Caption. Sarah was also the first American Indian.

Black and white photo. Chinese man stands in front of building with sign that reads, "Washing and Ironing." Caption. Is a denial of the equal protection of the laws.

Photo collage of Chinese people with text overlay that reads, "Exclusion and Acceptance."

Woman opens mouth in mid-speech. Painting with mounds of pottery and a figure holding up their fist as backdrop. Caption. It would be against the European mother country of all Hispanics.

Woman raises eyebrows and opens mouth in mid-speech. Painting with mounds of pottery and a figure holding up their fist as backdrop. Caption. And, in the process, founded San Antonio, Texas.

Red and white stripes of U, S flag with overlay of the U, S Constitution. Text overlay reads, The Constitution is Expanded.

Sepia tone image of Rutherford B. Hayes sitting in a wooden chair and looking down at book he holds on his lap. He has dark hair, a mustache, and beard. Caption. That's the persona that he presents to the country.

Black and white frame of 2 men and a woman in 1800's Western clothes in a saloon. Caption. Likely Ryker was shooting' off his mouth.

Collage with image of Grover Cleveland emerging from U, S Capitol building and holding a sign that reads, "Labor Day." American flag waves from each side. Caption. As a national holiday in September to honor workers.