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Tarfumes.com - 10 Days That Unexpectedly Changed America (History Channel)

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Manufacturer: History Channel Starring: Marcos Akiaten, Aldo Ceceña, Lisa Rosier, Glenn Shelhamer, James Casey
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Aspect Ratio: 1.78:1 Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated) Binding: DVD Brand: A&E EAN: 0733961752175 Format: Box set Label: History Channel Manufacturer: History Channel Number Of Discs: 3 Number Of Items: 3 Publisher: History Channel Region Code: 1 Release Date: 2006-06-27 Running Time: 460 Studio: History Channel Theatrical Release Date: 2006-04-09
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Editorial Reviews:
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Offering a fresh perspective on the American experience 10 acclaimed documentary filmmakers direct ten pivotal moments in United States history and the often unexpected changes they triggered.These critical but unsung pieces of history include a local rebellion that inspired a national constitution bullets fired in Buffalo New York and even a crooner from Memphis who couldn't stand still. These are just a few of the fascinating subjects explored in 10 DAYS THAT UNEXPECTEDLY CHANGED AMERICA--10 riveting one-hour documentaries by 10 award-winning independent filmmakers. Together the documentaries represent compelling stories about less well known events that serve as a lens with which to view the range of the American experience.From the first massacre of Native Americans to the single bloodiest day in American history from a courtroom battle of science vs. religion that still rages today to the racial murders that led to the Voting Rights Act these are the events that tested America's soul and forged her destiny.System Requirements:Running Time 460 Mins.Format: DVD MOVIE Genre:Â DOCUMENTARIES/MISC. UPC:Â 733961752175 Manufacturer No:Â AAE-75217
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Customer Rating:      Summary: Great teacher resource Comment: I teach US History I & II and this 3-disc DVD set is a great supplement for my curriculum. The episodes are 30-40 minutes, which are a perfect lengths for my classes. The segments are age-appropriate and not too boring for high school students. This is a must-have whether you teach US I or II.
Customer Rating:      Summary: Good gift for the History Buff Comment: I thought this would make a great gift for the History Buff in my life. He has not started watching the DVDs yet, but was excited to receive them. They arrived as expected and it a timely manner
Customer Rating:      Summary: Very interesting Comment: These movies are very interesting and broken up in great 'chapters'. They are not the event that you would think and you get a good glimpse at each historical event.
Customer Rating:      Summary: 10 Days that unexpectedly changed America Comment: As a high school teacher I was looking for a quality video to supplement my lecture and this fit the bill perfectly.Easy to follow and my students realy found each lesson enriching.
Customer Rating:      Summary: Not that great.... Comment: Only one really caught my attention in this series, the Antietam bit and the Gettysburg address. It was quite interesting, the pictures were good and the voice overs were spot on to what I would expect. The rest of the mini series had me scratching my head and turning off the show before it was over. It made no sense to me, totally off from what I was expecting. You wouldn't even see anything from what they were talking about, just the before and after. Like the Evlis bit, they talked about rock n roll before Elvis then after but they didn't show the moment that he changed tv and rock n roll. Everything seemed pointless, a waste of time.
Some of the topics make sense when it comes to changing the world and the people in it but the director and writers did such a piss poor job getting it through to us, it was like getting a tooth pulled just to watch it. If they want people to be interested in different things History related, make it a little more interesting, please!
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