Explore a webisode and see why the promise of freedom has attracted millions of people from all over the world to come to America.

Americans join a fight for freedom in World War I and at home women get the right to vote. America enters into an economic depression and Franklin D. Roosevelt guides us through World War II.

FREEDOM: A HISTORY OF US is a co-production of Kunhardt Productions and Thirteen/WNET For Thirteen/WNET New York: Jill Peters, Senior Producer Margaret Restivo, Production Associate

In sixteen episodes, follow the story of what happened in the two hundred and twenty-six years since America began its search for freedom. To find out when FREEDOM: A HISTORY OF US will be showing ...

The episode begins by examining how the terrorist attack of September 11th sparked a renewed focus on freedom. The program then takes us back to the summer of 1776.

The company continues its commitment with FREEDOM: A HISTORY OF US, a series which vividly tells the stories of the ordinary and famous citizens who sacrificed and struggled to ensure that the ...

How did the Revolutionary War start? Who created the Civil Rights movement? Challenge your mastery of U.S. history with these sixteen multiple-choice quizzes based on each of the Webisodes.

The episode begins by examining how the terrorist attack of September 11th sparked a renewed focus on freedom. The program then takes us back to the summer of 1776.

Congress passed the Fifteenth Amendment granting African-American men the right to vote. Additional acts sought to counteract effects of white supremacy groups such as the Ku Klux Klan.

This interactive timeline allows teachers to peruse through some of the most significant events in American history and see how they have been incorporated into the sixteen Webisodes.