Films for Classroom Use
Films for Classroom Use
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GENERAL SURVEY LIST I AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL 2 reels-Technicolor (Warner Bros. ) 20 minutes AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL is a moving pageant of the wild beauty, the farms, towns, cities, industries and people of our mighty land. It carries the message of pride in our heritage and our responsibility to keep America strong and ...beautiful.
LAND OF LIBERTY 8 reels-B&W 80 minutes A pictorial history of the United States originally prepared for exhibition at the New York World's Fair and the San Francisco World's Fair. This sub- ject is composed of sequences taken from many historical motion pictures and edited into a complete story of the colonization v of America, the establish- ment of the Republic, and its subsequent history.
The film is divided into four two-reel parts covering periods of history as follows: Part 1 Early Colonial History and the development of the Republic to 1805.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The handbook, "History and Social Studies Films for Classroom Use, " which contains more detailed descriptions of all films listed below, is available without charge upon request.
GENERAL SURVEY LIST I AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL 2 reels-Technicolor (Warner Bros. ) 20 minutes AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL is a moving pageant of the wild beauty, the farms, towns, cities, industries and people of our mighty land. It carries the message of pride in our heritage and our responsibility to keep America strong and ...beautiful.
LAND OF LIBERTY 8 reels-B&W 80 minutes A pictorial history of the United States originally prepared for exhibition at the New York World's Fair and the San Francisco World's Fair. This sub- ject is composed of sequences taken from many historical motion pictures and edited into a complete story of the colonization v of America, the establish- ment of the Republic, and its subsequent history.
The film is divided into four two-reel parts covering periods of history as follows: Part 1 Early Colonial History and the development of the Republic to 1805.
What to read after Films for Classroom Use?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Teaching Film Custodians to read onlineMoreLess
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