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This Golden Globe-nominated documentary juxtaposes newsreel footage, film clips and period music in an eye-opening look at the Great Depression. During these lean years, filmmakers produced an amazingly rich bounty of classics such as "I Am A Fugitive From A Chain Gang", "King Kong", "His Girl Friday", "Mr. Smith Goes To Washington", "Citizen Kane" and more. These movies often provide the richest insights into those painful, turbulent times. Many of the movies created in the 1930's featured strong...

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Notes: Personnel: Peter Rowan (vocals, guitar, mandolin); Tim O'Brien (vocals, guitar); Stuart Duncan (mandolin, fiddle). Photographer: Toni Wells. Arranger: M. Christian. Oh Brother, Can You Spare a Dime collects Depression-era songs done by recent and contemporary bluegrass artists, and unfortunately the bluegrass approach has a tendency to undermine the poignancy of some of these laments, rendering them a little too jaunty for their own good. Released on CMH Records (the company that puts out...

The reason they prospered was simple. Detroit cars in the late '70s and '80s were a vast wasteland of badly designed, shoddily made, ill-handling, and poorly rust-proofed disposable machines. It was the time of the Chrysler K-Car, an embarrassing contraption that blew head-gaskets as if they were going out of style, and whose transmission began to slowly self-destruct the moment you drove it off the lot. Ford's attempt to compete in the compact market, embodied in the Pinto, gave new meaning...

"This is what it means to be born again: to fully and completely disengage with the preconceptions and preoccupations of the adult world and its religions, to dismantle all laws - of physics and society - and yield yourself to the birth canal, and what comes after..."

This program shows the events of the Great Depression and explains how they prepared the way for the rise of Nazism, Japanese expansionism, and the altered role of government in the U.S. It covers the Bonus March in July 1932; the Boom of the 1920s and the Bust, speculation, overconfidence, and an economy out of control; and the end of the Dawes Plan. Would the New Deal solve the nation's problems or usher in the revolution? (20 minutes, b&w)

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This new dramatic book is part of a series that makes history come to life! It covers the important information that is studied in your local curriculum. Great for state and national social studies standards. Includes reproducible activities, lesson plans, and more.

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This guide will give you an overview of American history from early, Native American history to modern times. It covers the milestones of the country's history, provides biographical sketches of the most important figures of each era, gives a chronologies of the nation's leaders, and defines key historical terms.

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Harry : "So Hicks there is my new pen pal. I'm gonna be sending him a letter once a week. I'm gonna be telling him how I'm gonna be looking in on his sick mother. And how I'm trying to get him special privileges here at the prison. And you know what's the interesting part? The interesting part is that if anything happens to me, and Hicks doesn't get his letter, he's going to be really pissed off and he's going to come down here and see you because your the mailman. In fact, he'll probably come down...

Notes: Includes liner notes by Charles Hamm. Liner Note Author: Charlie Hamm. Great music is often born of great misery, and that was never more true in the United States than during the Great Depression, a period which saw unprecedented economic hardship and also a great flowering of American popular song and jazz. This intelligently assembled program offers a nicely democratic musical overview of the period, giving due attention to popular song (Bing Crosby singing the title track, Rudy Vall�e...

BROTHER CAN YOU SPARE A DIME Cast overview, first billed only: