Episode 2 pbs liberty the american revolution video. Liberty s kids 40 episode complete set av item,truly a revolutionary series that entertains students 7 to 12 years old while introducing them to the stories and people behind the birth of our nation. Libertys kids episode 8 second continental congress. This viewing guide is designed for the students to answer questions as they watch episode 2 of liberty s kids program, titled the intolerable acts.
Episode 5 pbs liberty the american revolution video. For over 100 years, the statue of liberty has been a symbol of hope and refuge for countless immigrants. Teachers may elect to have their classes watch the entire length of both episodes, or may wish to pick and choose specific instances. Two teenage reporters cover the events of the revolutionary war for ben franklins newspaper, the philadelphia gazette. Philip bosco, donna murphy, and roger rees in liberty. This movie guide is 15 questions w an answer key to pbs s award winning series liberty s kids.
The episode guides for liberty s kids are based on. It features a wealth of interactive information on the. Libertys kids episode 2 viewing guide for the intolerable acts. For as long as it ran on pbs, liberty s kids entertained seven to twelveyearolds while introducing them to the. It describes how the american revolution evolved and how a new nation was born in the aftermath of the revolutionary war, using actors, revolutionary era scholars, and eyewitness accounts of the time. Best moment of final fantasy 7 remake dance in club cloud in honey bee kireev20000. It features a wealth of interactive information on the american revolution, a game challenging. The episode can be streamed for free on liberty s kids tv youtube channel. Liberty s kids was a truly revolutionary childrens animated series by dic. Factory released liberty s kids dvd which contained all 40 episodes on october 14, 2008. Liberty, the series provides episode descriptions, text interviews on the. Libertys kids episode 2 intolerable acts by social.
Watch full episodes of liberty s kids and get the latest breaking news, exclusive videos and pictures, episode recaps and much more at. Episode 6 pbs liberty the american revolution video. Teachers guide is designed to fully engage students in the drama and rich educational information presented in the sixpart pbs series liberty. The pbs newshour is an american daily evening television news program and the news division that is broadcast on the public broadcasting service pbs, airing seven nights a week on more than 350 of the public broadcasters member stations. Episode 1 pbs liberty the american revolution video. An italian philosopher and the american revolution. Meanwhile, in paris, ben franklin creates strong diplomatic bonds. Tvguide has every full episode so you can stayuptodate and watch your favorite show liberty s kids anytime, anywhere. But first, we need you to sign in to pbs using one of the services below. Libertys kids episode 10 ben franklin postmaster general. Liberty s kids episode 4 liberty or death browse liberty s kids episode resources on teachers pay teachers, a marketplace trusted by millions of teachers for original educational resources. Watch libertys kids online full episodes of season 2 to.
Episode 3 pbs liberty the american revolution video. Antiques roadshow fort worth, hour 2 season 21 episode 2. The american revolution is a sixhour documentary miniseries about the revolutionary war, and the instigating factors, that brought about the united states independence from the kingdom of great britain. For military actions, see american revolutionary war. Online is the official online companion to the pbs series liberty.
Teachers may elect to have their classes watch the entire length of both episodes, or may wish to pick and choose specific instances and portions which highlight the theme of the lesson. Sixhour documentary on the american revolution, from the passage of the stamp act 1765 through the ratification of the united states constitution and bill of rights 1789. Well worth seeingand its not too surprising since its from pbs videoand. This article is about political and social developments, and the origins and aftermath of the war. Libertys kids is an american animated historical fiction television series produced by dic entertainment corporation, originally broadcast by pbs on its pbs kids block from september 2, 2002 to. It was first broadcast on the public broadcasting system in 1997. It describes how the american revolution evolved and how a new nation was born in the aftermath of the revolutionary war, using. Needing to escape occupied boston, the kids cant stay out of trouble during the british. James, an american colonist, brings the rebels point of view to life while sarah, a young englishwoman stranded by fate in america, gives us the british viewpoint in her letters to her mother back in london. This video is for educational purposes only, and all rights remain retained by pbs. Corporate sponsorship for american experience is provided by liberty mutual insurance and consumer cellular. As late 18thcentury history unfolds before their eyes, kids discover the founding principles of democracyincluding freedom of the press and equal protection of the law. Watch episode 1 pbs liberty the american revolution franklineck on dailymotion.
Each move that both the british and colonials make in the years 1774 to 1776 lead both groups closer to. Libertys kids episode 21 sybil ludington liberty kids. During the decade before the outbreak of war, what were the two major attitudes of the colonists toward parliament and the british empire. Episode 5 follows liberty s kids during the famous midnight ride by paul revere and others. Libertys kids episode 5 midnight ride liberty kids. Three episodes of the series inventing america will be broadcast on thursday, july 4, at 8 p. The american revolution tv miniseries 1997 cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more. Episode 2 picks up where reluctant revolutionaries left off and opens up with the british reaction to the boston tea party. With jane adams, peter donaldson, colm feore, victor garber. In addition to narration and interviews with historians, the series uses reenactments of military engagements and excerpts from letters, diaries and other. As the nations first hourlong nightly news broadcast, the program is known for its indepth coverage of. Using this viewing guide, students will be asked to activate prior knowledge, fill in the blanks as they watch the video, and then later think about w. Episode 10 follows liberty s kids as the chronicle ben franklins role with the committee of correspondence. Liberty s kids began on labor day and there were a total of 40 episodes all of which ended on april 3, 2003 but pbs continued to play the series until 2004.
While in hiding, sarah hears the stories of poet phyllis wheatley and learns about slavery. The influence of the sermon in america has been enormous, and as the episode demonstrates, the cause of religious liberty had important roots in the story of a preacher. When moses, james and henri come to boston pick up sarah, they find themselves involved in the famous tax protest. Episode 21 follows liberty s kids to find out about the female paul revere.
The reluctant revolutionaries examine why colonists, many of whom felt strong loyalties to the british empire, decided to abandon their mother country and join the revolution. Episode 2 follows liberty s kids during the oppressive intolerable acts. Watch episode 2 pbs liberty the american revolution franklineck on dailymotion. This video is for educational purposes only, and all rights remained retained by pbs. Funding for antiques roadshow is provided by liberty. This movie guide is 12 questions w an answer key to pbs s award winning series liberty s kids. Episode 2 on the way, encounter demoiselle cranes, tahr goats, onehorned rhinos, the tiny pika and liontailed macaques.