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Dolcy Jones - 19th Century American Vocal Music

20 Nov 2007 at 12:37pm

6 min - Nov 20, 2007

The Dolcy Jones Quartet with 19th Century American Music composed in Brooklyn and New York City

47 The early 19th century Latin American independence movement

18 Mar 2008 at 3:00am

30 min - Mar 18, 2008

47 The early 19th century Latin American independence movement

4 Books on 19th Century American History

16 Mar 2007 at 12:43am

8 min - Mar 16, 2007

Some books and I authors I'm fond of on the subject of American hisotry in the 1800's are listed, shown and talked about briefly.

Antiques: Collecting 19th Century Clocks : How to Collect American Grandfathe...

19 Sep 2007 at 3:03pm

1 min - Sep 19, 2007

Collecting American antique grandfather clocks; features to look for and more in this free video from an antiques expert.

A 19th Century American Morning (Parody)

17 Mar 2008 at 6:46pm

2 min - Mar 17, 2008

Yeah, a morning in the life of people in the 19th century. It's an experiment, because I want to see if people think this is funny or not. It's meant to make fun of it for no apparent reason, lol, enjoy! NOTE 2: My voice was hurting badly after making this. NOTE: I am aware that my voice is pretty high for my age, so if you are going to leave a comment, please refrain from saying that, I am aware of it already ;) lol.

American Heroines: The Spirited Women Who Shaped Our Country

6 Sep 2007 at 1:09am

27 min - Sep 6, 2007

Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison (R-Texas) discussed, "American Heroines: The Spirited Women Who Shaped Our Country." "American Heroines" is a blend of biography, history and personal memoir that profiles notable American women from the 19th century to the present. This compelling mix of social history and personal recollection presents female pioneers in fields as varied as government, business, education and health care, who overcame the resistance and prejudice of their times and accomplished things that had not been done before. Hutchison became the first woman elected to the US Senate from the state of Texas. She graduated from the University of Texas and the University of Texas Law School. She was twice elected to the Texas House of Representatives.

Christianity in New World : Great Awakenings in American History (November 2006)

14 Nov 2006 at 3:00am

29 min - Nov 14, 2006

The Video chronicles America's history of Three major Awakenings of the Christian Faith throughout the last two centuries. Wesley's Methodist revivals in England spread to the colonies here with the Baptism of the Holy Spirit's firey Gospel before the Revolutionary War; Finney preached the infilling of the Holy Spirit at the beginning of the 19th Century, continued after the Civil War in the African American "fire-baptized" pentecostals. They, in turn, ignited the Azusa Street (L.A.) revivals in 1904-1906. Later in mid-century, the charismatic movement brought the Baptism of the Holy Spirit into most denominations. Judith Irene Matta, MTh, Khourie of the Orthodox Christian Mission under the Jerusalem Patriarchate, gives a quick outline of these Awakenings and movements, along with their fruition in our own Churches today. There is special attention given to Word-Faith aberrations birthed in Mary Baker Eddy's Christian Science movement in Boston and revived in the 1950's by Hagin, Copeland and later Fred Price. From the Eastern Orthodox Christian perspective, these Awakenings prepared the spiritual groundwork for the coming of the Holy Faith into our nation, as refugees from Eastern Europe and the Mid-East brought the Ancient Faith of the Apostles with them. The teachings of the Baptism in "tears" of St. Symeon the new theologian and other Spirit-filled fathers, provides the proper arena of Christian doctrinal truths for the Scriptural expression of this tremendous infilling in our own times. There is a brief outline of some teachings of the Orthodox Faith given in this video, contrasting the Ancient Church with the Protestant and Pentecostal Churches.

Freedomain Radio: The Robber Barons and Phillosoph...

25 Apr 2008 at 11:17pm

20 min - Apr 26, 2008

How to use the power of philosophy to examine historical mythologies - in this case, the 19th century American Robber Barons! www.freedomainradio.com

Freedomain Radio: the Robber Barons and Philosophy

26 Apr 2008 at 5:10pm

22 min - Apr 26, 2008

How to use the power of philosophy to examine historical mythologies - in this case, the 19th century American Robber Barons! www.freedomainradio.com

Freedomain Radio: The Robber Barons and Phillosophy

28 Apr 2008 at 12:24pm

20 min - Apr 28, 2008

How to use the power of philosophy to examine historical mythologies - in this case, the 19th century American Robber Barons! www.freedomainradio.com

North Carolina Governor recognizes local African American

1 min

Odell Petteway has preserved his family's heritage within his memory and heart. Governor Mike Easley officially recognized Mr. Petteway, the grandson of former slave and credited founder of the Edney Chapel Primitive Baptist Church of Richlands, North Carolina. Mr. Petteway has not only preserved the history of his family's heritage he also has maintained the Edney Chapel School, built ca.1876 which still stands on its original foundation. The original chapel was distroyed by hurricanes but, Mr. Petteway has preserved its Hallowed boards for safekeeping. Governor Easley's letter is the first of its kind in Onslow county history that officially recognized a 19th Century African American Church and school--a span of nearly 135 years.

Trailer No. 1

9 Nov 2003 at 3:00pm

2 min - Nov 9, 2003

In this thriller set in the 19th-century American Southwest, Cate Blanchett must rescue her kidnapped daughter. The trailer also spotlights Tommy Lee Jones, who plays Blanchett's father, and Ron Howard, who directed the film.

19th century photography in the U.S.

10 Feb 2007 at 5:21pm

4 min - Feb 10, 2007

slideshow of photographs

19th Century Literature

11 Dec 2006 at 11:49pm

30 min - Dec 12, 2006

AP American Language project. 24 hours of shooting and editing.

The War on Democracy - Covert CIA Terrorism and Subversion in Latin America

12 Oct 2007 at 3:00am

1 hr 32 min - Oct 12, 2007

Award winning journalist John Pilger examines the role of Washington in America's manipulation of Latin American politics during the last 50 years leading up to the struggle by ordinary people to free themselves from poverty and racism. Since the mid 19th Century Latin America has been the 'backyard' of the US, a collection of mostly vassal states whose compliant and often brutal regimes have reinforced the 'invisibility' of their majority peoples. The film reveals similar CIA policies to be continuing in Iraq, Iran and Lebanon. The rise of Venezuela's Hugo Chavez despite ongoing Washington backed efforts to unseat him in spite of his overwhelming mass popularity, is democratic in a way that we have forgotten or abandoned in the west. True Democracy being a solid 80% voter turnout in support of Chavez in over 6 elections. The War on Democracy demonstrates the brutal reality of the America?s notion of 'spreading democracy'; that, in fact, America is actually conducting a war on democracy, and that true popular democracy is now more likely to be found among the poorest of Latin America whose grassroots movements are often ignored in the west. John Pilger conducts an exclusive interview 'on the road' with President Hugo Chavez of Venezuela. Pilger also goes to the United States and in some remarkable interviews, speaks exclusively to US govt officials who ran the CIA's war in Latin America in the 1980s. This reveals more about US policy than all the statements and postures of recent times; it also reveals how what?s happened in Latin America is a metaphor for how the rest of the world is being 'ordered'. The War on Democracy, however, is a hopeful film, for it sees the world not through the eyes of the powerful, but through the hopes and dreams and extraordinary actions of ordinary people. Although set mostly in Latin America, it is a metaphor for all the world in 2007. --- If you appreciated this documentary and/or would like to view the high quality DVD, please consider supporting the makers (Youngheart Entertainment) by purchasing and/or donating at the below link. http://www.johnpilger.com/ Only the TRUTH will set US free.

How to Collect 19th Century Antique Clocks : How to Collect American Grandfat...

27 Dec 2007 at 3:42pm

1 min - Dec 27, 2007

Learn what to look for when collecting American antique grandfather clocks, in this free collectibles video guide.

Discoveries America Iowa DVD Bennett Watt Entertainment

11 Aug 2006 at 3:00am

1 min - Aug 11, 2006

FIND THIS AND OVER 6,000 TRAVEL VIDEOS AT WWW.TRAVELVIDEOSTORE.COM Castles of corn & soybeans tower over the great rolling hills of Iowa. This is America?s breadbasket, illustrated in several segments. The National Mississippi River Museum is the star attraction in Dubuque with its large aquariums & exhibits which tell stories of the past, present & future of the mighty Mississippi. The annual Old Threshers Reunion...historic farm machinery, old time steam engines, tractors & trains. The nearby American Gothic House is the scene of one of America?s most recognized paintings. In the small town of Bonaparte, the Thomas family found themselves right in the middle of an archeological dig when they purchased a piece of property that was once a pottery factory. The Amana Colonies, is a unique American success story. Born from a 19th century German religious commune, this unique community thrives in the 21st century as a tourist, manufacturing, and agricultural business model. In Gladbrook, Career Counselor by day, Matchstick Artist by night?Patrick Acton?s Matchstick Marvels are so incredible they?re displayed in several of Ripley?s ?Believe It or Not? museums around the world, in addition to the Gladbrook museum built especially for the Matchstick Marvel collection. Japanese ceremony, Horse Archery, the Music Man, soy & Winnebago...all unique Iowa stories which will pique your curiosity & make you smile. Even little piggies emerging on their first day in the world.

Boston Black Heritage Trail

24 Feb 2008 at 5:20pm

Unknown length - Feb 24, 2008

A walking tour through Boston's 19th century African American history and community... - Boston

AMERICAN PIT BULL TERRIER

2 Jul 2007 at 8:12am

2 min - Jul 2, 2007

great, the most strong and lovely dog Pit Bull is not actually a breed. It is a term that refers to three different breeds, and any mix therein. The three breeds are American Pit Bull Terrier, American Staffordshire Terrier, and Staffordshire Bull Terrier. American Pit Bull Terriers were originally bred in the 19th century. They are extraordinarily muscular. Despite their reputation, American Pit Bull Terriers can make wonderful family pets! The American Staffordshire Terrier descended from the English Bulldog, and was developed in the 19th century for dog fighting. American Staffordshire Terriers are extremely friendly and affectionate to people, including children and strangers. The Staffordshire Bull Terrier was also eveloped in Staffordshire, England in the 19th century. Staffordshire Bull Terriers have long been a favorite family dog in England. They are incredibly affectionate and devoted, and they adore children. All three Pit Bull breeds have dog fighting backgrounds, and may retain the instinct for aggression toward other animals. Obedience training and socialization are absolute musts! Pit Bull mixes have all of the good traits of a purebred, often without the genetic health issues due to inbreeding. Best of all, when you adopt a Pit Bull mix, you adopt a one-of-a-kind companion.

????? / The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

7 Dec 2006 at 3:00am

2 min - Dec 7, 2006

Every kid has a diary, regardless of whether it?s a school notebook or simply a pad of paper, what?s inside is always filled with daily events, future dreams and wishes, written in words and saved in their own dairies. Mark Twain, a writer of wit and humour, portrayed the 19th century American society by means of a light-hearted and colloquial autobiography of his imagined character Huckleberry Finn, like those of a real child?s diary of adventures. This novel was appraised by the Nobel Prize laureate Ernest Miller Hermingway that all American contemporary literature began with ?Huckleberry Finn?. Right now there?s over 60 different translations and over 700 foreign versions. Whilst reading ?Huckleberry Finn?, parents can doctrine children the basic lessons of knowing what?s right and what?s wrong, as well as following your heart?s faith; just as Huck?s mischievous but righteous actions. ?Huckleberry Finn? has now come to its 121st birthday, and will soon be released in November by Tomorrow Studio as a multimedia version; and via moving pictures this famous legend will be retold in a more fun and playful way to children and their families. Further more, we have included 26 facts and interesting stories of Mark Twain; and to top it off, there are even puzzles, brainteasers, character paper dolls for some after-viewing entertainment.<