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Ordinary Americans in the Revolution

Label
Ordinary Americans in the Revolution
Language
eng
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references in course guidebook (pages 221-226)
Characteristic
videorecording
Main title
Ordinary Americans in the Revolution
Medium
DVD
Oclc number
1272913332
Runtime
703
Series statement
The great courses. History. American history
Summary
Taught by Professor Richard Bell of the University of Maryland, you'll discover the American Revolution from a startlingly different perspective: not the perspective of the Founding Fathers, who were people of wealth and privilege, but of the common people who made the revolution happen. Over the course of 28 lessons, you'll meet the soldiers, midwives, artisans, shopkeepers, farmers, enslaved people, and all the other men and women, European-American, Native American, and African American, with whom the success or failure of the American Revolution depended. Without these people, there could have been no revolution
Technique
live action
Classification
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