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- 1984; War of the Worlds
- 1995-1996
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20th Century Painters: Masters of Color
Profiles of artists Henri Matisse and Pablo Picasso.
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8th Amendment: The Death Penalty
Capital punishment.
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9/11 Backlash: Being Muslim in America
The struggle of Muslims in the United States after Sept. 11.
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9/11: The Flight That Fought Back
The story of United Airlines Flight 93.
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Abolishing Slavery in America
Significant events lead to the abolition of slavery.
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The Actinide Series
The benefits of nuclear energy.
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Adam Smith: From Mags to Riches/Behind the Looking Glass
The magazine industry; the making of television documentaries.
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Adam Smith's Money World: China's Bull Market; Made in China
China as an economic superpower.
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Adapting to the World
How organisms develop in the ocean; survival and reproduction of plants; adaptation of insects; evolution of dogs.
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Addiction/Body Story: Trauma
Drugs and alcohol have damaging effects; healing.
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Advocating for Better Health
Teenagers face health dangers in their communities.
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Afghanistan: 12 Years of Violence/Great Books: All Quiet on the Western Front
Afghanistan: the Soviet invasion, civil war, rise of the Taliban; Erich Maria Remarque's 'All Quiet on the Western Front.'
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Afghanistan: 12 Years of Violence; Israel and Palestine
The history of Afghanistan; the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Africa: Economics and Change
Farmers in Africa help their communities obtain employment and financial security.
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Africa: Shaped by the Past
Egypt's rich ancient civilization; apartheid.
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Africa Today
Life in Ethiopia; education in Tanzania; AIDS devastates Africa's families.
- AIDS: A Changing Epidemic
- AIDS: Ending the Epidemic; Women in Sports
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Akhenaten
The rebel pharaoh; the mystery of Tutankhamen.
- Alexander the Great/Suleyman the Magnificent
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Alkali Metals
The properties of alkali metals.
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Alkaline Earth Metals
The properties of alkaline earth metals.
- All Quiet on the Western Front/Catch-22
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All-Star Fitness
Six Hollywood stars try to get back in shape.
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Alphabet
The world of words.
- Amazing Destinations: Caribbean and Mexico; In Search of Maya
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Amazing Destinations: Peru and Brazil/Caribbean and Mexico
Peru; Brazil; the Caribbean; Mexico.
- Amazing Destinations: Peru and Brazil; Treasures of South America
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America at War: Charge and Defeat
Pickett's charge; Custer's last stand.
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America History: Rise of the 20th Century
Inventions and innovations of the 20th century.
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American Beginnings
Early inhabitants of North America.
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American History: A Nation Is Born
The first 100 years of U.S. history.
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American History: Marching Into the Future
America's ability to overcome wars, depressions and droughts and continue to move forward.
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American History: Rise of the 20th Century
Inventions and innovations of the 20th century.
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America's Economy: Sorrow and Hope
The Great Depression.
- America's Prairie: Where the Sky Began
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The Amish; Sami Herders
The life of the Amish; a nomadic Norwegian family.
- Ancient Inventions: City Life
- Ancient Rome: Expansion and Conquest
- Ancient Rome: Fall of an Empire
- Ancient Rome: Prosperity and Decline
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Ancient Rome: Rise to Power
Life under the rule of decadent Etruscan kings leads to revolt and the establishment of the Republic of Rome.
- Ancient Rome: Struggles for Power
- Antarctica: Planet of Ice
- Apartheid's Last Stand
- Apes to Man
- Aquatic Habits: Chesapeake Bay/Everglades
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Asia: Tradition and Culture
Samurai warriors; mile-high building; geography and culture of Australia.
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Asia's Expansion: Treasures and Travels
China's Golden Age and the rise of the Ming Dynasty.
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Asia's Global Influence
Kublai Khan; deforestation and desertification; Hong Kong.
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At the Western Frontier
The people who settled the American West.
- Autobiography of Malcom X; Don Quixote
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The Aztecs
Aztecs.
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A Baby's World
The human ability to speak.
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A Baby's World: In the Beginning: First Steps
A newborn's sight; the infant's struggle to sit, crawl, stand, walk and run.
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A Baby's World: Taking Hold; Word of Mouth
Infants' ability to coordinate; acquisition of language.
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A Baby's World: The Thinker; You and Me
Learning to think; babies developing the first close attachments.
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Bacteria
Bacteria, although sometimes helpful, are becoming immune to antibiotics.
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Battling Beyond U.S. Borders
The evolving relationship between the U.S. and Latin America.
- Beauty in Mathematics: Understanding Odds
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Behind Enemy Lines: Coordinating Conjunctions
Coordinating conjunctions, quotation marks, apostrophes and double negatives.
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Beyond 2000
New fabric; hydrogen-powered BMW; space hotel.
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The Big Wet
In Australia animals adapt to monsoon-caused climate and landscape changes.
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Biomes: Adapting to Deserts and Other Ecosystems
Crocodiles; creatures of the Mongolian steppe.
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Biomes: Arctic Changes
Arctic wildlife adapts to global climate changes.
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Biomes: Coastlines and Seas
Land and sea battle to claim the shoreline; squid and octopus adapt.
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Biomes: Extreme Climate
Global climate change affects the Arctic ecosystem's natural cycles.
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Biomes: Forests and Seeds
Structures of seeds; wonders of a temperate forest in Japan.
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Biomes: Freshwater, Seawater
Characteristics of ocean waves; tsunamis; East Asian animals.
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Biomes: Islands and Evolution
Galapagos Islands; Sulawesi; Java; Anak Krakatau.
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Biomes: Land of the Inuit
The Inuit have lived in the Arctic for thousands of years.
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Biomes: The Threat of the Sea
The threat of global warming makes the Arctic particularly vulnerable to rising sea-levels.
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Biomes: Wild Arctic
Climate change affects Arctic wildlife's ecosystem.
- The Birth of the Earth; Ancient Oceans
- Black Holes: The Ultimate Abyss
- The Black Mummy Mystery
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Blue Planet: Seas of Life: Coral Seas
Coral reefs are the rain forests of the sea.
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Blue Planet: Seas of Life: Frozen Seas
Birds, whales, seals and polar bears live on the edges of frozen seas.
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Blue Planet: Seas of Life: Open Ocean
Life forms of the deep.
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Blue Planet: Seas of Life: Seasonal Seas
The world's temperate sea is the richest of all habitats.
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Blue Planet: Seas of Life: Tidal Seas
Tides govern marine life.
- Body by Design: Form and Function
- Body Story: Allergies; Infancy
- Body Story: Germs; Metabolism
- Body Story: Puberty
- Body Story: The Flu; Heart Attack
- Body Story: Trauma; Broken Bones
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Body Systems: Surviving Extremes
High altitude, zero gravity and water pressure take their toll on body systems.
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The Brain: Our Universe Within
The brain.
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The Brain: Our Universe Within: Evolution
The anatomical evolution of the brain.
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The Brain: Our Universe Within: Perception
The brain must interpret information sent to it from five senses.
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The Brain: Our Universe Within: The Miraculous Mind
The brain's capacity to grow.
- Bridges: Design and Function
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A Brief History of Israel and the Arab/Palestinian Conflict; The World
The conflict between Arabs and Jews; the empire of Islam.
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Bucks, Banks and Business: Bucks; Banks
The history of money; banking.
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Bucks, Banks and Business: Trade Around the World; How to Make Money
The Federal Reserve; stories of entrepreneurs.
- Byzantium
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Careers in Film
The spectrum of careers available in films.
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Careers in Song and Dance
Opportunities in the performing arts.
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Careers in Television
Creating TV shows.
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Careers in Visual Arts
Career opportunities as an artist, designer or photographer.
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Careers on Stage and on Air
Artists make careers as cabaret singers, circus performers and directors.
- Cells/ An Inside Look: The Flu
- Cheetah: The Winning Streak/Ivory Wars
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Chesapeake -- Living Off the Land; Saguaro -- Sentinel of the Desert
The fate of the Chesapeake Bay; the Saguaro Desert.
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Christmas and the Civil War
Christmas becomes a national holiday.
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City Life in Europe
Soccer in Europe; Paris; London.
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The Civil War: A Nation Divided
Life in the United States during the Civil War.
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Civilizations: Abuse of Power
Julius Caesar's downfall.
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Civilizations: Expansion & Conquest
Russia's Peter the Great.
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Civilizations: Fall of Power
The history of Rome and the Great Wall of China.
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Civilizations: Leadership
Machiavelli's book 'The Prince.'
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Civilizations: Rise to Power
Profiles of Roman and Byzantine empires.
- Cleopatra's Palace
- The Clone Age
- Coasts
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Cold Case: Adverbs
Adverbs, spelling errors and capitalization.
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Cold War Into Guerrilla War
Movement of nuclear weapons to Cuba; women in the Soviet space program; the Berlin Wall.
- Collapse: Failure by Design; Discover Magazine: Engineering Secrets
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Colonial America
Jamestown; the Salem witch trials.
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Commander in Chief: Bill Clinton
President William Clinton.
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Commander in Chief: George H. Bush
President George H. W. Bush amasses an army to face down a desert tyrant.
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Commander in Chief: Richard Nixon
President Richard Nixon.
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Computation
Simple and complex computation using rational expressions.
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Concepts in Advanced Algebra
How ancient civilizations in the Indus Valley relied on math.
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Concepts in Algebra
The uses of variable expressions.
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Concepts in Algebra: Ratios and Proportions
Practical uses of ratios and proportions.
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Concepts in Business Mathematics: Economics and Finance
Practical uses for algebraic functions in business.
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Concepts in Geometry
The role of math in architecture.
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Concepts in Geometry and Measurement: Coordinate Geometry
Using coordinates for navigation, archaeology and space exploration.
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Concepts in Number Theory
Planetary orbits, circadian rhythms, time dilation, intergalactic wormholes and other phenomena affect time.
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Concepts in Precalculus I: Trigonometry
Practical uses for trigonometry.
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Concepts in Precalculus II: Limits, Infinity and Probability
Zeno's paradoxes and joint probability in sporting events.
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Conquistadors: Francisco Pizarro
Conquistador Francisco Pizarro journeys high into the Andes Mountains.
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Conquistadors: Hernan Cortes
Conquistador Hernan Cortes leads his men to the imperial capital of the Aztec empire.
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Conquistadors: Inca Rebellion
Incas rebel after Spaniards led by Francisco Pizarro invade.
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Contentious Years; Watergate
The Eisenhower presidency; the Watergate scandal.
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Cracking the Ocean Code
Genome pioneer J. Craig Venter searches the oceans for new life forms.
- Creatures of the Skies; When Dinosaurs Ruled
- Crime and Punishment
- Crime and Punishment/Lord of the Flies
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Cronkite Report: Headlines & Sound Bites: Is That the Way It Is?
Media's role and responsibility to the public interest.
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The Cronkite Report: Headlines and Soundbites
Walter Cronkite takes an unsentimental look at the media.
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The Cronkite Report: Lessons for the Future
Innovative educators; improving the educational system; educational opportunities.
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The Cronkite Report: Outer Space -- Can We Afford to Go?
Astronauts and other experts describe what the United States is doing in space.
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Cronkite Report: The Uninvited: Immigrants at the Gate
International migration.
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The Cuban Missile Crisis
The Cuban missile crisis.
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Cuckoo's Nest/Alice in Wonderland
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest'; 'Alice in Wonderland.
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Culture Clash: New World Meets Old
The physical and cultural development of humans from hunter-gatherers to the first great civilizations.
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Daimyo; Haiku
Interaction of martial tradition and civilian arts; short poetry of Japan.
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Dangerous Earth
Dinosaur extinction; terrains; Japan earthquake; tsunamis.
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Dangerous Years
President Eisenhower and the cold war; the Reagan legacy.
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Dangers to Your Health
Teens face safety issues at home and at school.
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Darwin
Darwin's theory of natural selection.
- Darwin's Origin of Species
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Dealing With Life's Changes
Teenagers face changes at home and at school.
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Death of a Nation
Yugoslavia separates into warring factions.
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Depression/Headaches
Symptoms of and treatments for depression; what happens in the brain when a head aches.
- Deserts
- Designer Babies
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Destination: Mars
Mars.
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Destiny Determined: Power and Ritual in Asia
The Great Wall of China; the Silk Road; Samurai sword-making; Japanese ritual.
- Discover Magazine: Brain Stormers
- Discover Magazine: Chemical Detectives; Archaeological Detectives
- Discover Magazine: Earliest Immigrants/How Biased Are You?
- Discover Magazine: Forensic Detectives; Science Detectives
- Discover Magazine: Lost in Time
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Discover Magazine: New Dinosaurs
Experts analyze fossils to explain hunting, eating and mating habits of dinosaurs.
- Discover Magazine: Size and Scale
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Discover Magazine: The Earliest Immigrants; Real Story of Jamestown
Men find a skull in a river; graves in historic Jamestown, Va., tell the story of diplomat John Smith.
- Discover Magazine: The Earliest Immigrants/Sky Watchers
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Discover Magazine: The Solar System
Space telescopes; manned space exploration.
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Discovering Language Arts: A Novel Idea
Analyzing external and internal conflicts and underlying themes within novels.
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Discovering Language Arts: A Wealth of Information
Literary genres; symbolism.
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Discovering Language Arts: Facing the Facts
Historical facts about the Salem witch trials.
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Discovering Language Arts: Grammatically Correct
Lessons in the English language.
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Discovering Language Arts: Right Before Your Eyes
The use of propaganda, stereotypes and advertising strategies to influence an audience.
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Discovering Language Arts: State Your Purpose
Techniques writers use to compile facts about teen depression; presenting a position paper.
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Discovering Language Arts: The Moral of the Story
Comprehension techniques; identifying the author's purpose.
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Discovering Language Arts: The Write Stuff
Resumes; avoiding plagiarism.
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Discovering Language Arts: We Proudly Present
Improving listening and speaking skills.
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Discovering Language Arts: Writing With Style
Writing a narrative; sentence structure.
- Discovery Magazine: Living Fossils
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Discovery Magazine: The Real Story of Jamestown; Who Killed Lincoln?
John Smith; Jamestown; forensic investigation of Abraham Lincoln's death.
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The Diversity of Plants: Part 1
The diversity of the plant kingdom.
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The Diversity of Plants: Part 2
The basic taxonomic classifications of plants.
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Documentary Television; Great Books
Making a television documentary; 'The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.'
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Documentary Television; Masters of Illusion
Television production; perspective and development of visual tools.
- Dracula/Frankenstein: The Making of a Monster
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Drive It Right
Safe driving for teens.
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Earthquakes: Seismic Sleuths
Geologists and engineers explain the challenges of forecasting earthquakes.
- Earth's Catastrophic Past
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East Meets West: Americans on the Move
Events drive Americans westward.
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Eating Your Future
Healthy foods for a healthy lifestyle.
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Economics USA
The banking system and the federal deficit.
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Eisenhower and the Cold War; The Reagan Legacy: Star Wars
Gen. Eisenhower is an adept negotiator; Ronald Reagan labels the Soviet Union the 'evil empire.'
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Electricity's Attraction
The discovery of magnetism and how it works; the science of electricity; how electric currents work; how electricity and magnetism are used on theme-park rides.
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The Elements
The evolution of chemistry.
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Elements of Biology: Biomes
The world's major biomes.
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Elements of Biology: Cells
Cell structure.
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Elements of Biology: Ecosystems, Organisms and Their Environment
The relationship between plants and animals in nature.
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Elements of Biology: Evolution
Darwin's theory of evolution.
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Elements of Biology: Genetics
The importance of DNA in an organism.
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Elements of Biology: Matter and Energy
The organization of matter and energy in living systems.
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Elements of Chemistry: Acids and Bases
The properties of acids and bases.
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Elements of Chemistry: Atoms: The Building Blocks of Matter
The fundamental building-blocks of matter.
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Elements of Chemistry: Compounds and Reactions
Chemical reactions.
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Elements of Chemistry: Solids, Liquids and Gases
The roles of temperature and pressure in determining the state of an element; gas laws; the characteristics of liquids and solids.
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Elements of Chemistry: The Periodic Table
The periodic table of elements.
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Elements of Chemistry: When Carbon Combines
The unusual properties of carbon; the crucial roles it plays.
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Elements of Physics: Energy and Work
Longitudinal and transverse waves; wave-particle duality.
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Elements of Physics: Light and the Electromagnetic Spectrum
The field of optics includes refraction, reflection and the behavior of light.
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Elements of Physics: Matter
The common characteristics of atoms; how atoms combine to form elements.
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Elements of Physics: Modern Physics and Cosmology
Einstein's theories of relativity give insight into black holes and the universe's origins.
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Elements of Physics: Motion, Force and Gravity
Newton's three laws of motion; the four fundamental forces of the universe.
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Elements of Physics: Wave Phenomena
Various wave phenomena.
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Ellen's Story
Ellen, 50, learns to read.
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Emperors of Antarctica
Survival characteristics of emperor penguins; ill-fated 1911 expedition.
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Empires of Early Africa
The birth and growth of Egyptian civilization.
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Enduring Influence: Rome, Greece and Byzantium
Greece's influence on the cultures of the ancient world.
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An Era in Innovation
History of flight; potential future of air travel.
- Erosion: Landslide!
- Europe and Asia: Horse Warriors/Spartan Warriors/Viding Warriors
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European Tour: History and Tradition
Ancient Rome; home of the pope.
- Evolution's Next Step
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Exodus: History Writ Large
The Book of Exodus.
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Exploring the Tales of Hans Christian Andersen
The tales of 19th-century Danish author Hans Christian Andersen.
- Fault Line: San Francisco
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Female Pharaohs
The reign of Hatshepsut.
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The Feudal System: Castles at War
The Christian Church and European kings gain power after the fall of Rome.
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Fighting 20th Century Tyranny
Reformers in India help the Dalits improve lives; people in Uzbekistan struggle to survive in a harsh environment.
- Finite Oceans/Three Gorges Dam
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First Moon; Small Happiness
Chinese dragon dancing; women's roles in the Chinese culture.
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Flight Over the Equator
Ecuador; Indonesia; Kenya; Brazil; Singapore.
- Flood; The Grand Canyon: Our Geological Past
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Flying the Space Shuttle
An in-depth view of a space shuttle mission.
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Forced to Flee: Famine and Plague
Irish famine; bubonic plague.
- Forces in Motion/Air Forces/Understanding Bridges
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Forensic Detectives: Archaeology at Work
China's first dynasty; Earth's magnetic poles.
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Forensic Detectives: Chemistry at Work
Scientists study sand found in balloon bombs; dogs sniff out arson; how fireworks brighten the night sky.
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Forensic Detectives: Mysteries and Solutions
Scientists find thousands of skeletons in a mass grave.
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Forensics: Who Killed the Iceman?
Hikers discover a 5,300-year-old frozen mummy.
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Foundations of American Government
Certain ideals lead to the establishment of the United States.
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Free at Last
The civil-rights movement.
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Freedom Fighters
The personal journeys of Nelson Mandela and Martin Luther King Jr.
- Fresh Water
- Frogs: Facts and Folklore; Insects: Facts and Folklore
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From the Great War to the Great Depression
The events that shaped the United States during the early 1900s.
- Future Body
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The Future of the Milky Way
The Milky Way galaxy.
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Galileo
Galileo's views on the universe landed him in jail.
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The Gene Hunters
The Human Genome Diversity Project.
- Genes and Intellect
- Genes and Personality
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Gladiators: Rome's Violent Past
Roman gladiators devastate wildlife.
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Gladiators: The Brutal Truth
Gladiators.
- Goals 2000
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Goals 2000: Satellite Town Meeting
Mobilizing a community to meet national education goals.
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Goals 2000: Satellite Town Meeting
Connecting families and schools; building partnerships that work.
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Goals 2000 Satellite Town Meeting
Town meetings of the Department of Education.
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Goals 2000 Satellite Town Meeting
Math and science; education for the 21st century.
- Goals 2000 Satellite Town Meeting
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Goals 2000 Satellite Town Meeting
Families/communities prepare children for success in school.
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Goals 2000: Satellite Town Meeting
Learning On-Line: Using technology to connect children, parents and schools.
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Goals 2000: Satellite Town Meeting; Spirits of the Rainforest
The Manu Biosphere Reserve in Peru.
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Goals 2000 Satellite Town Meetings of the Department of Education
Teaching and learning in a diverse classroom; high standards and accountability.
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Goals 2000 Satellite Town Meetings of the Department of Education
Children need a disciplined and drug-free learning environment.
- Grapes of Wrath; Red Badge of Courage
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Graphing Equations
How slope measures change in a linear relationship; how to use a graphic calculator to find a slope.
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Great Books
Frankenstein'; 'Le Morte D'Arthur.
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Great Books
The Art of War.
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Great Books: Alice in Wonderland; War of the Worlds
Dramatic recreations of two well-known books.
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Great Books: Catch 22/Cyberspace
Author Joseph Heller discusses 'Catch 22'; people interact via computers in cyberspace.
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Great Books: Dante's Inferno/Kafka's Metamorphosis
Dante Alighieri's 'The Inferno' becomes a defining vision of hell; a man awakens as a huge insect in Franz Kafka's surreal 'Metamorphosis.'
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Great Books: Homer's Odyssey/Plato's Republic
Homer's 'Odyssey' symbolizes the archetypical journey through life; Plato's 'Republic,' a philosophical book of ideas.
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Great Books: Moby Dick/From Fact to Fiction: Moby Dick
Herman Melville's 'Moby Dick' tells of Captain Ahab's obsession with a great whale.
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Great Books: Scarlet Letter/Rediscovering America With David Hartman: Salem Witch Trials
Nathaniel Hawthorne's 'Scarlet Letter'; Puritans of Salem blame witches for evil.
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Great Books: Tales of Edgar Allan Poe/Wuthering Heights
Edgar Allan Poe sees personal tragedy; Emily Bronte creates the character Heathcliff, the archetype for the modern anti-hero.
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Great Books: The Book of Genesis; The Book of Exodus
The fundamental roots of Judaism, Christianity and Islam.
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Great Books: The Right Stuff/The Jungle
The Right Stuff'; 'The Jungle.
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The Great Dinosaur Hunt
Clues to the evolution and extinction of the dinosaurs.
- Great Egyptians
- Great Gatsby; Madame Bovary
- The Great Wall of China
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The Great Wall of China
A photographer's passion for the Great Wall of China drives him to uncover thousands of forgotten miles of the 2,000-year-old monument.
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Greatest Inventions With Bill Nye: Communication
The invention of the alphabet.
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Greatest Inventions With Bill Nye: Energy
Energy's sources and the technology used to distribute it around the world.
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Greatest Inventions With Bill Nye: Engineering and Architecture
Innovations in engineering and architecture.
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Greatest Inventions With Bill Nye: Exploration From Sea to Space
Inventions help people to have a better understanding of the world.
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Greatest Inventions With Bill Nye: Math, Business and Industry
The many innovations of modern commerce.
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Greatest Inventions With Bill Nye: Scientific Advances in Our Homes
The technology of the house and home.
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Greatest Inventions With Bill Nye: The Science of Materials
The history of some of the most common materials.
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Greatest Inventions With Bill Nye: Transportation
The history of transportation.
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Gulliver's Travels/The Odyssey
Gulliver's Travels'; 'The Odyssey.
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Hack Attack
The problems of computer crimes.
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The Halogens
The importance of chlorine and fluorine.
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Hans Christian Andersen and the Elements of a Story
Author Hans Christian Andersen.
- Hatshepsut: The Queen Who Would Be King
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Health and Self Image
The media influences teenagers.
- Heart of Darkness/Lord of the Flies
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Heavens Above
Humans search for meaning in the stars.
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Hidden History of Egypt With Terry Jones/Hidden History of Ancient Rome
Hieroglyphs and papyrus; daily life in the ancient world.
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Hidden Worlds
Microscopic organisms and animals adapt to minimal oxygen and sunlight.
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Historical Heroes
American astronauts; life in post-Revolutionary France.
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History of Medicine: Innovations in Adult Care
Innovations in cardiovascular disease, organ transplants and diabetes.
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History of Medicine: Innovations in Elder Care
The development of the pacemaker and the treatment of cancer.
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History of Medicine: Innovations in Obstetrics and Pediatrics
Innovations in obstetrics and pediatrics.
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History of Medicine: Innovations in Surgery and Reproductive Health
Innovations in surgery and reproductive health.
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Holocaust Heroes
The last days of Anne Frank.
- The Holocaust: In Memory of Millions
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How the West Was Lost: Trail of Tears
Cherokees are forced to resettle in what is now Oklahoma.
- Hubble: Secrets From Space
- Human Genome
- Humans: Who Are We?
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Ice Age: Extreme Climate
The cyclical changes of the Earth's climate.
- Iceberg!; Yosemite: Diverse Habitats
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If We Had No Moon
The moon's effects on the planet's weather, gravitational pull, rotation and living creatures.
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Impressionism and Beyond
Impressionist artists of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
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In Black and White
Gloria Naylor; August Wilson.
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In Care of Nature: Cheetah; Rhinoceros
Scientist Laurie Marker-Kraus talks about the American cheetah; Clive Walker, founder of the Rhino and Elephant Foundation.
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In Search of the Edge; Media Only
The flat-earth theory; 1992 Republican National Convention.
- In the Company of Whales
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In the Company of Whales, Part 1
Research Scientist Dr. Roger Payne reveals some of his observations on the behavior of whales.
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In the Company of Whales, Part 2
Dr. Roger Payne reveals the escalating impact of marine pollutants on whales.
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Inequalities and Functions
Linear and nonlinear inequalities with one and two variables; factoring quantity and resource constraints to resolve linear programming problems.
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Innovations in War and Civilization: Gunpowder
The invention of guns; firearms affect societies.
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Innovations in War and Civilization: Horse Power
Humans use horses in combat throughout history.
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Innovations in War and Civilization: Iron
Several inventions developed during the Industrial Revolution change the face of warfare.
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Innovations in War and Civilization: Revolution: Freedom of Thought
Revolutions in military deployment and in political thought affect Europe and the United States in the 18th and 19th centuries.
- The Insect World
- An Inside Look: Broken Bones/Heart Attack
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Inside Story: Your Body, Your Health
How food breaks down in the digestive tract; sickle-cell anemia; addictions.
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Inside the Pyramids
Designing the pyramids of Egypt.
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Inside the Space Station
International Space Station.
- The Interpretation of Dreams/The Republic
- Intimate Universe: Brain Power
- Intimate Universe: Building a Baby
- Intimate Universe: First Steps
- Intimate Universe: Life Story
- Intimate Universe: Raging Teens
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Invention
Engineering artist Chuck Hoberman; Heimlich maneuver; modified pipe-organ; noise reduction; radar; auto designer William Towns.
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Invention
Disclavier piano; first hand-held camera; colored cotton resists pests.
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Invention 49; 45
Recycled fabrics; sustainable architecture; gas turbine engine; English inventor Dyson.
- Invention: Elements/Seeing the Light/Energy Efficiency
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Invention: Leonardo's Legacy
Art and inventions of Leonardo da Vinci.
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Invention: Making Modern Images
The 'steadicam'; didgeridoo; IMAX; James Ossi's artwork.
- Invention: Recycling/Champions of the Land
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Investigating Planetary Life
The search for life on other planets.
- The Invisible Force
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Islam: History, Society and Civilization
Islam; Suleiman helps to make his empire the richest in the world.
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Islam; Ren
The fundamentals of Islam; the Dalai Lama.
- Islands
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Israel and Palestine: The Fight for Peace
Border disputes, refugees, settlers, terrorism and distrust prevent Israel and Palestine from compromise.
- Jellyfish; Horseshoe Crab; The Ultimate Guide: Octopus
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Jerusalem: City of Heaven
Jerusalem affects Western civilization.
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Jerusalem: History of the Holy Land
Jerusalem is host to much religious and political turmoil.
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Jesus and the Rise of Christianity
Leaders consider Jesus a rebel figure in his roles as healer, activist and exorcist.
- Johnson Tapes: Uncivil Liberties
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Junkyard Wars: Air Movers
Builders use concepts of physics and engineering to construct mechanical street sweepers and hovercrafts.
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Junkyard Wars: Cool Cars
Teams use principles of physics and engineering to build off-road vehicles.
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Junkyard Wars: Mechanical Monsters
Manufacturers use concepts of physics and engineering to build monster trucks; cars resist gravity.
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Junkyard Wars: Wild Machines
Teams use aerodynamic principles to build flying machines.
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Junkyard Wars: Wild Watercraft
Teams use properties of physics, engineering and construction to build engine-powered boats and white-water rafts.
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Karen Blixen: A European Life in Africa
Author Karen Blixen operates a Kenyan coffee plantation and writes under the penname Isak Dinesen.
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The Know Zone: Bionic Humans/Weather Tech
Medical engineering; artificial limbs; reversing brain damage; weather sciences; satellites; tornadoes.
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The Know Zone: Lasers/Skyscrapers
The many uses of laser technology; the skyscraper industry.
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The Korean War
The first full-scale exercise of President Truman's policy of containment becomes the 'forgotten war.'
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The Lanthanide Series
The properties of lanthanum.
- Last of the Czars
- Le Morte d'Arthur: The Legend of the King/Frankenstein
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Le Morte d'Arthur: The Legend of the King/Frankenstein
Le Morte d'Arthur'; 'Frankenstein.
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The Legacy of the Roman Empire
The Roman Empire; lives of the Roman soldiers.
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Lewis and Clark: A Scientific Journey
Explorers Lewis and Clark.
- Life on Mars
- Liftoff to Learning: Space Basics; Newton in Space; Go for EVA
- Lightning; Tidal Wave
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Lines and Quadratics
Quadric regression and properties for determining heights and roots; practical applications of the irrational number pi.
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Living in South Africa
The dynamics of change.
- Loch Ness Monster: Fact or Fiction
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Logarithms and Statistics
Logarithmic functions and their use in astronomy and other sciences; graphing logarithmic functions and their inverses.
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Lost Empires of Asia and Russia
China's first great dynasty; great Indian leader; czarist Russia.
- The Making of the Leopard Son
- Mammoth Revealed
- Mandela's Fight for Freedom: Behind Bars
- Maps
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Masters of Illusion; Great Books
Developing visual tools that create illusion; H.G. Well's 'The War of the Worlds.'
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Mathematics: A Measured Approach
Intermediate concepts in measurement.
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Mathematics: Computation 1
Intermediate concepts in computation.
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Mathematics: Computation 2
Intermediate concepts in number theory and computation.
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Mathematics: Concepts in Algebra
The basic concepts of algebra.
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Mathematics: Data and Analysis
Basic concepts in statistics and data collection.
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Mathematics: Exploring Algebra 1
Intermediate concepts in algebra.
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Mathematics: Exploring Algebra 2
Intermediate concepts in algebra.
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Mathematics: Exploring Geometry
Intermediate concepts in geometry.
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Mathematics: Finding Solutions
Basic strategies for solving problems.
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Mathematics: Geometry Part 1
Basic geometric concepts and constructions.
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Mathematics: Geometry Part 2
Basic geometric concepts and constructions.
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Mathematics: Intermediate Probability
The nature and use of mathematics.
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Mathematics: Intermediate Problem Solving
Mathematical problem solving skills.
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Mathematics: Measuring Up
The basic concepts of measurement.
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Mathematics: Multiples and Types of Numbers
Elementary students learn advanced properties and concepts of numbers.
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Mathematics: Number Theory
Intermediate concepts in number theory.
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Mathematics: Numbers and Measuring
The basic procedures of computation.
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Mathematics: Probability
Introduction of probability concepts and dependent and independent events.
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Mathematics: Problem Solving and Reasoning
The basic concepts about the general nature and uses of mathematics.
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Mathematics: Reasoning Skills
Functions for solving systems of linear and quadratic equations.
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Mathematics: Shapes and Patterns
The basic properties and concepts of geometry.
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Mathematics: Taking Chances
The basic concepts of probability.
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Mathematics: Understanding Data
Intermediate concepts in statistics and data analysis.
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Mathematics: Working the Parts
Basic concepts of arithmetic: multiplication, division and fractions.
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Measure for Measure: Lengths and Heights
Accurate measurement is essential to scientific practice.
- Measure for Measure: Temperature; Wonders of the Universe: To the Edge
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Measure for Measure: Time and Temperature
The death of a star; dinosaur extinction.
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Measure for Measure: Weight and Energy
Egyptian pyramids; history of weights; gravity and friction.
- Measure for Measure: Weight/Length
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Measure of Greatness; Nature of Things
Evolution of sports timing at the Olympics; computers in daily life.
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Mesoamerica: A History of Central America
The Aztec Empire.
- Metalloids
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The Middle East: Land of Contrasts
Archaeological and historical sites in Jordan; religions have connections to Jerusalem; Muslims make pilgrimages to Mecca.
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Miles of Smiles, Years of Struggle
Poorly compensated Pullman porters organize the first black trade union in 1925.
- Moby Dick; Dante
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Modern African Art and Artisans
The work, culture and legacy of African artists.
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Modern-Day America
From the Reagan Era to Sept. 11, 2001.
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Money: Bucks/Money: Banks
History of money; role of banks; basic business principles.
- Mountain Barrier/Desert Dwellers
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Movie Magic: Digital Enhancement
Computer technology and special effects.
- Mummies of Peru: Chiribaya
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The Musculoskeletal System; The Eye: Structure and Function
Muscles, bones, joints and tendons work in concert; the eye has delicate mechanisms.
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Mustang: The Hidden Kingdom
The last stronghold of true Tibetan culture today.
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Natural Disasters
The most dangerous and active volcanoes on Earth.
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Nature of Things: The Living City
Problems of the urban center.
- Neanderthal
- Never Too Thin
- The Nile River
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Nile: River of Gods
Inhabitants of the land around the Nile show its cultural significance.
- Nile: River of Gods
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The Noble Gases
Practical applications of noble gases.
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Nonmetals
The building blocks of life.
- Normandy: The Great Crusade
- Normandy: The Great Crusade
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Normandy: The Great Crusade
Interviews, news reels and file footage profile the landing at Omaha Beach.
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Nuclear Crossroads: Bombing of Bikini Atoll
During the Cold War, tropical paradise Bikini Atoll becomes a testing ground for atomic bombs.
- Nursing: Pediatrics/Obstetrics
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Nutrition and Food Science
The history and science of food.
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Ocean Planet: Finite Oceans
Roger Payne discusses the deterioration of the world's oceans.
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Ocean Planet: The Last Hunters
Fishermen learn the advantages of herding and tending animals rather than tracking and hunting them.
- On Jupiter
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On the Gulf: Coastlines in Danger
Scientists, engineers and environmentalists face challenges in protecting the Gulf Coast.
- Once There Was a Forest
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One Giant Leap
The 25th anniversary of the first walk on the moon; interviews with Buzz Aldrin, Gunther Wendt.
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Operation Iraqi Freedom
Profile of Arkansas' National Guard troops in Iraq.
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Other Metals
The properties and uses of aluminum, indium, tin, lead and other metals.
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Our Time in Hell: The Korean War
Veterans of the Korean War tell their stories.
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Out of Africa: The Real Eve
DNA evidence suggests that humans may all have come from one genetic mother.
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Overcoming Eating Disorders
Eating disorders.
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Overcoming Obstacles
Teens with disabilities and health conditions achieve their goals.
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Pacific Origins: The Remarkable Chinese/Equinox: Bamboo
Chinese culture and technology; bamboo uses.
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Paleoworld: Rise of the Predators; Flight of the Pterosaurs
The evolution of the predator; the ancient seas.
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Panic in Peru: Pronouns
Pronouns, adjectives and verbs.
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Parthenon: Design and Architecture
The building techniques of the ancient Greeks.
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Pearl Harbor
Survivors tell of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.
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People of the Forest: The Chimps of Gombe
Two decades of a family of chimpanzees.
- Peter the Great/Napoleon
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The Physics of Motion
Friction; potential energy; gravity; acceleration; speed; distance.
- Planet of Life: The Insect World
- Planets
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Polar Expeditions
Explorers challenge nature and themselves to travel to the ends of the earth.
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Politics and Leadership
Machiavelli; Alexander; Napoleon.
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Pope John Paul II: Triumph Over Communism
Pope John Paul II resists Nazis and communists.
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A Portrait of J.R.R. Tolkien
Setting the standards for the fantasy genre.
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Portraits of Power: American Presidents
Certain presidents help define America.
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The Posse in Australia: Punctuation
Punctuation, root words and nouns.
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Power Builders: Leaders and Cities
Europe's feudal system; Peter the Great builds St. Petersburg.
- Power of Dreams
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The Power of Dreams: The Creative Spark
Exploring the significance of dreams.
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Practical Guide to the Universe: The Planets Next Door; Asteroid!
Examine Mercury, Venus, and Mars; Tom Selleck explains the components that make up asteroids.
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Praying for Rain; Pushing People
Zimbabwe's success against drought.
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Prescribing Beauty
Plastic surgery.
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Pressure and Stress
Stress plays a role in a teenager's life.
- Pride and Prejudice/The Scarlet Letter
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Private Life of Plants: Birds and Bees
Plants use ingenious methods to entice animals to carry their pollen.
- The Private Life of Plants: Branching Out
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Private Life of Plants: It's a Jungle Out There
Plants adapt to harsh environments.
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Private Life of Plants: Living Together
Algae; jellyfish; the Great Barrier Reef.
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Private Life of Plants: Plant Politics
Plants in Britain's woodlands and in the Australian bush thrive on disaster.
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Private Life of Plants: Putting Down Roots
Time-lapse photography documents the complex, daily life of plants.
- Private Life of Plants: The Roots
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Probability and Data Analysis
Solving probability problems; using a graphing calculator's random number generator to verify predictions.
- Profiles of Freedom/Destination America
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The Promised Land: Any Place but Here
Chicago becomes a beacon of freedom for Southern blacks after the Civil War.
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The Promised Land: Anyplace but Here
Sharecropping; Jim Crow laws; segregation; lynching in the South.
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The Promised Land: More Angry Than Afraid
Chicago blacks struggle for identity in the late 1960s and early '70s.
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The Promised Land: More Angry Than Afraid
Lyndon B. Johnson's Great Society seeks to alleviate black poverty and precedes Black Power.
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The Promised Land: Standing at the Crossroads
Rural people blend into Chicago's culture.
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The Promised Land: Standing at the Crossroads
Chicago's South Side experiences both jazz music and teenage gangs.
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The Promised Land: Sweet Home Chicago
The great migration north to Chicago; 1944-1955.
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The Promised Land: Sweet Home Chicago
Black people who migrated from the South find work in Chicago's munition factories.
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The Promised Land: The Walls of Jericho
Harold Washington, Chicago's first black mayor.
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The Promised Land: The Walls of Jericho
Harold Washington becomes Chicago's first black mayor.
- Properties of Matter; The Phenomenon of Sound
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Queen of the Elephants
The life of a female mahout; culture links Indian people and the elephant.
- A Question of Race
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The Race for the Poles
Few individuals are brave enough to venture to the Earth's geographical axes.
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Race to Save the Planet: Only One Atmosphere
Explore the environmental state of the Earth; host Meryl Streep.
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Racial Inequality: Remnants of a Troubled Time
The long fight for justice and equal rights in America.
- Raging Planet: Lightning/Avalanche
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Raising the Mammoth
A wooly mammoth is perfectly preserved in Siberia.
- Ramses the Great
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Rational Number Concepts
The use of mathematical equations to predict outcomes.
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The Real Bionic Man
Bionic ears, eyes, legs and arms.
- The Real Cleopatra
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The Real Cleopatra
Cleopatra.
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The Real Eve
DNA reconstruction details the origins of the human race; narrator Danny Glover.
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The Real Thomas Jefferson/Bill of Rights
Thomas Jefferson devises a monetary system, fights for religious freedom and argues for publicly funded education.
- Reality Matters: Cruel Schools; Body Image; Sexual Pressures
- Reality Matters: Smoking; Drugs; Sports
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Recovering From Bad Eating
Gastric bypass surgery.
- Red Badge of Courage/Lord of the Flies
- Rediscovering America: Klondike Fever
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Rediscovering America: Thomas Jefferson
A portrait of Thomas Jefferson.
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Rediscovering America With David Hartman: Champions of the Land
The American Conservation Movement; promoting nature; John Muir; Aldo Leopold; Rachel Carson.
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Rediscovering America With David Hartman: The Salem Witch Trials
David Hartman gives insight into the witch trials and persecutions in Salem, Mass.
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Reform at All Costs
Pharaoh Akhenaten revolutionizes Egyptian art and culture.
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Rembrandt: His Life and Times
Seventeenth-century artist Rembrandt van Rijn.
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Resolving Kennedy's Legacy
The unsolved history behind JFK's assassination.
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The Revolutionary War
The causes and battles of the Revolutionary War.
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The Revolutionary War: Declarations of Independence/Victory or Death
Rebellion leads to the Declaration of Independence; Washington crosses the Delaware.
- The Revolutionary War: Rebels and Redcoats; Declarations of Independence
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The Revolutionary War: The Hudson Valley Campaign/Winter at Valley Forge
Gen. Burgoyne's march; Washington's army endures a brutal winter.
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The Revolutionary War: The Price of Loyalty/Dark Days
Washington punishes the Indians; the South's partisans and Loyalists fight.
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The Revolutionary War: The Redcoats Are Coming/Washington Takes Command
The war for U.S. independence; Gen. George Washington.
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The Revolutionary War: The South Regained/A Harvest of Victory
Nathanael Greene splits his army; maneuvers leading to Cornwallis' surrender.
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Right to Privacy?/2nd Amendment: The Right to Bear Arms
Surveillance cameras; militias; gun control.
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The Road to Brown
The African-American struggle for full legal equality under the U.S. Constitution.
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Road to Revolution
The events that caused the American Revolution.
- Robbie the Robot
- Rocks/Grand Canyon/Yosemite
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Roger Kennedy's Rediscovering America
The frontier; Ghost towns: Stories from the great American gold rush.
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The Roots of Religion
Theologians try to prove that Mesopotamia was the setting for the book of Genesis.
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The Rosenberg File: Case Closed
Julius and Ethel Rosenberg are executed as spies in the 1950s.
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Satellite Technology/Discover Magazine: Science Mysteries
Satellites; Vinland map; geologist believes a cure for cancer can be found in a cave.
- Savage Sun
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Science of Lance Armstrong
Lance Armstrong is physically suitable for the sport of bicycle racing.
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Science of Structures: Building a House
Building a home.
- Science of Super Sight; Roller Coaster Physics
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Secrets From Space
The capabilities and imperfections of science.
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A Sense for Technology
Bats' sonar; cochlear implants; how light is seen; genetic eye conditions.
- Shape of the Land; Raging Rapids; The Power of Water
- Skyscrapers: Art and Architecture
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Slavery, Society and Apartheid
Slavery in North and South America; slave revolt.
- Snakes & Bears
- Sneferu: King of the Pyramids
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Social Activism in the United States
The political and social causes of the '60s and '70s.
- Sons of Derry
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The Space Shuttle
People who help make shuttle launches successful.
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The Space Shuttle, Part 1
People devote their lives to the space program.
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The Space Shuttle, Part 2
People devote their lives to the space program.
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Spartan Warriors/Viking Warriors/Conquerors: Alexander the Great
Spartans; Vikings; Alexander the Great.
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Spirits of the Rainforest
Plants and animals show the timeless diversity of the Manu Biosphere Reserve in Peru.
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A Star Is Born
The solar system.
- Stargazers
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Statistics and Data Analysis in Sports
Baseball statisticians predict a player's true value to his team.
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Strong Chemistry
Elements; periodic table; compounds and composites; diamonds.
- Summer Productions Media Literacy; Great Books
- Temperate Forests
- Test Tube Babies; Genes and Body Image
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Through the Lens
Cells; DNA; genetic study.
- Tobacco Wars
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Toward Civilization
Prehistoric humans.
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Transistion Metals II
Chromium, niobium and silver.
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Transition Metals
The melting points and magnetic properties of transition metals.
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Transition Metals III
The properties of vanadium and zirconium.
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Travelers: Asia
Festivals of Asia.
- Travelers: Mexico and Belize; Caracas and Venezuela
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Travelers: South America
Celebrations of South America.
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Troubled Leadership
The scandalous reign of Suleiman the Magnificent.
- Tunnels: Underground Connectors
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Turmoil in 20th Century Europe
Ukrainians struggle to survive the effects of a 1986 nuclear accident; the Berlin Wall.
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Two Seconds to Midnight
Our planetary evolution.
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The Ultimate Guide
Dogs and Big Cats
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The Ultimate Guide
Elephants and Great Apes
- The Ultimate Guide: Birds of Prey
- The Ultimate Guide: Crocodiles/Snakes
- Ultimate Guide: Dogs & Big Cats
- The Ultimate Guide: Dogs/Great Apes
- Ultimate Guide: Elephants & Great Apes
- Ultimate Guide: Mummies
- Ultimate Guide: Sharks & Whales
- Ultimate Guide: Snakes & Bears
- Ultimate Guide: The Human Body
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The Ultimate Guide: The Human Body
Physiology; fighting a flu virus; how cancer cells grow.
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Understanding Bacteria
Harmful bacteria; helpful bacteria.
- Understanding: Cars/Heat and Temperature
- Understanding Cities
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Understanding: Computing
Buddhist monks in southern India use computers.
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Understanding: Electricity
Electromagnetic waves transmit images of live events; electricity; magnetism.
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Understanding Extraterrestrials
Extraterrestrials.
- Understanding: Fire
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Understanding: Magnetism
The discovery of magnetism; how it affects people.
- Understanding: Oceans
- Understanding Television
- Understanding: The Amazing Brain
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Understanding: The Power of Genes
Twins; biotechnology; trainers prepare golden retrievers to become independence and rescue dogs.
- Understanding: Time; Roller Coaster Physics
- Understanding Time/Understanding Bridges
- Understanding: Uncertainty
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Understanding -- Viruses
Concepts basic to science and engineering; efficient, economical life forms.
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Understanding: Viruses
Viruses are among the most efficient and economical life forms.
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Understanding Viruses
Understanding viruses.
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Understanding: Volcanoes
The basics of science; predicting volcanic eruptions.
- Understanding Weather
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Underwater Forensics
Titanic's final moments; scientists explore the ocean floor to unlock the mystery of the Portland.
- Unearthing South America and Ancient Sky Watchers
- Universe 2001: Planets
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Unsafe Waters
Oceans; Titanic; water pollution.
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The Ups and Downs of Technology
Roller coasters rely on the laws of physics to entertain people; engineering practices can cause and prevent fires, sinking ships, and collapsing buildings; how electricity is generated.
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Urban Growth in America
Industrialization leads to rapid growth of cities.
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Victory on the Fourth
A 19th-century painting depicts stories of Independence Day and the battle of Gettysburg.
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Viking Discoveries
Vikings influence world history and other cultures.
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Viking Voyages
Vikings.
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Viruses and Illness
Viruses; the immune system.
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Voices and Visions: Langston Hughes: The Dream Keeper
Langston Hughes discusses the effect of the 1920s Harlem Renaissance on his poetry.
- Volcano; Yellowstone: Volcanic Legacy
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War of the Worlds/ Sun Tzu's 'The Art of War'
War of the Worlds'/ 'The Art of War.
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Water: Friend and Foe
Toxic materials affect water resources; water conservation; how hurricanes develop and the damage they cause; how the motion of water can change physical geography.
- Water: To the Last Drop
- Water: To the Last Drop
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Watergate
Burglary of the Democratic National Headquarters leads to the resignation of President Richard M. Nixon.
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Weather on Mars; Weather on Jupiter
Weather on other planets.
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Weight Control; Digestive System
Overweight; eating disorders; intestines.
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When Civilizations End
China's Forbidden City; Chiribaya Indians.
- When Dinosaurs Roamed America
- When Dinosaurs Ruled: Africa
- When Dinosaurs Ruled: Argentina
- When Dinosaurs Ruled: Australia
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Wonders of the Universe: Home Star/Cosmic Catastrophes
Inner workings of the sun; craters; asteroids; the moon; Uranus.
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The Wonders of Weather
The forces that create the earth's dramatic weather.
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World War I and Its Aftermath
Czarist Russia; causes of World War I; trench warfare.
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World War II
The Holocaust; concentration camps; Hitler's underground bunker.
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World War II: Cause and Consequences
The impact of World War II on the U.S.
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World War II: The Pacific
Battles in the Pacific theater during World War II; the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
- Wrestling the Mississippi
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Your Genes: Your Future
Scientists attempt to prevent disease by manipulating the human genome; obesity; nicotine, alcohol and depression.
- Zimbabwe: The Lost City of Africa/In Search of the Maya
