History Research Guide:Audio/Video

John Brown, considered the father of American terrorism, was an inspiration to the Civil Rights movement. He was a farmer, a warrior, a family man and an avenging angel. More than 150 years after his execution, questions swirl around John Brown: was he a madman or a martyr?

It was the dawn of the American century, a time of optimism, progress, and confidence. Yet the 19th century's final year would prove to be a turning point.

The story of American politics and military policies as seen through the eyes of the former Secretary of Defense, under President Kennedy and President Johnson, Robert S. McNamara. McNamara is a controversial and influential political figure. He offers a candid journey through some of the most seminal events in contemporary American history.

Tells the story of Dr. Hector P. Garcia--Mexican Revolution refugee, physician to the barrios, decorated veteran, political activist and presidential confidante--as he fought to bring attention to the Mexican American civil rights movement.