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Biography of President Abraham Lincoln; emphasis on Presidency, Civil War and Gettysburg Address....
Length: 03:00mins
Education Subject areas: Civics/Citizenship, Government
Year produced: 0000
Production code: GEOAL06
What motivates journalist Jon Anderson to slash his way through the nightmarish Darien jungle of Panama, a menacing place of poisonous plants, scorpions, and vampire bats? He's traveling in the footst...
Length: 29:00mins
Education Subject areas: World Cultures, World History
Year produced: 1990
Production code: 90A21
A story on adventure sports in Queenstown, New Zealand, including bungee jumping and jet boats....
Education Subject areas: Psychology
A year before the World Trade Center attacks, National Geographic sent journalist Sebastian Junger (best known as the author of "The Perfect Storm"), world-renowned photographer Reza...
Length: 52:00mins
Education Subject areas: Social Studies, World Cultures
Year produced: 2002
Production code: 20158
Describes the diversity of the African continent from its many countries, religions, ethnic groups, and animal species, to its range of geographic features including savannas, deserts, mountains and l...
Length: 05:00mins
Education Subject areas: Geography, Social Studies
Africa is a large continent that stretches north and south of the Equator, between the Atlantic and Indian Oceans. It is formed of a gigantic plateau, with a variety of relief features, including hill...
Length: 01:00mins
Education Subject areas: Geography
Year produced: 2010
Production code: QAI1360
The Sahara is the largest desert on the planet - almost as big as the United States - with the highest recorded temperature in the world of 136� Fahrenheit. This vast sea of sand and volcanic roc...
Education Subject areas: Geography, World Cultures
Year produced: 2001
Production code: 66297B
More than forty million years ago, colossal upsurges of lava spilled out to form the cragged mountains and highlands of the Horn of Africa. The weathering power of wind and water then fashioned this d...
Production code: 66297D
The Congo Basin is one of the most efficient ecosystems on earth. It supports a great diversity of wildlife, but its rainforest, a vast green blanket covering an area the size of Mexico, rests on sand...
Production code: 66297C
The search is on to find Africa's most deadly snake. Boomslangs, rinkhals and black mambas - these are three of the deadliest snakes in the world that can kill their victim whether man or beast with a...
Education Subject areas: World Cultures
Year produced: 2000
Production code: 34598
Short titled "Science and Exploration: The Impact of the Columbian Exchange on Europe and America". This short tells the history of the Columbian Exchange, starting with the explorat...
Education Subject areas: World History
Production code: EDU06
In ancient times, Alexandria was home to a great library. In 2002 the Bibliotheca Alexandrina opened with collections donated from around the world, focusing on Egypt, the Middle East, and Islam....
For Karin and her cameraman, newly arrived at altitude and loaded down with more than 140 pounds between them, the early part of the journey proves arduous and not without its bizarre twists. In fact,...
Length: 30:00mins
Production code: 65049A
Karin begins the last leg of her journey in the town of Ollantaytambo competing with the local drunk for the role of clown in an amateur bullfight. Escaping with nothing more severe than a cracked rib...
Production code: 65049C
Felipe Lettersten is a sculptor forging statues of native peoples who may one day be no more. He searches the Americas for indigenous tribes that have so far held on to their traditional costume and c...
Length: 23:00mins
Education Subject areas: World Cultures, World Geography
Year produced: 1994
Production code: 91A33
The American Orient Express is a luxury train that travels through national parks in the American southwest....
Length: 02:00mins
Education Subject areas: Social Studies
A hundred years ago, there were probably more baboons in Africa than people. Now, humans far outnumber them, and relations between the two are hostile at best. In Kenya, baboons are classified as verm...
Length: 28:00mins
Education Subject areas: Social Sciences
Year produced: 1993
Production code: 92A44
The second Industrial Revolution eventually made the United States the world's most successful industrial nation. Though it suffered during the Great Depression, it has enjoyed economic success ever s...
Length: 04:00mins
Education Subject areas: Economics, U.S. History
This short tells of the history of Confucius, and the ideas of Confucianism....
Education Subject areas: Social Sciences, World Cultures
This short tells the history of democracy. It explains how the idea of democracy was developed in Athens, thousands of years ago. It's philosophy has continued to influence politics and the world toda...
Education Subject areas: Government, U.S. History