Spanish Exploration of the New World investigates the Spanish exploration of the New World by researching details of travel and motivations.

Amoretti presents a sonnet by Edmund Spenser, who wrote a variation of the form of the Shakespearean sonnet.

Soon after the death of her first husband, Emma of Normandy married Cnut the Great of Denmark. This video delves into the political and personal dynamics of their marriage, as well as the peace and stability they brought to England....

Explore idioms and puns by interpreting literal and figurative meanings.

Archimedes’ Principle investigates important scientific laws related to buoyancy by analyzing Archimedes’ Principle.

The Battle of Little Bighorn, or Custer’s Last Stand, is infamous for having left no survivors. So what are we to make of Frank Finkel’s story, that only he lived to tell the tale?

The Scourge of God | The Life & Times of Attila the Hun

The Most Unlikely Gold Medal in Olympics History

Olivier Levasseur was a French pirate who sailed with famous cutthroats like Benjamin Hornigold and Black Sam Bellamy, but he left the Caribbean to hunt Portuguese vessels crossing the Atlantic and Mughal pilgrims on their way to Mecca....

The camera never lies nor does a mirror... Material covered: A lot Too He Know Loose & lose None

In order to fund the American Revolutionary War, The Continental Congress created a paper currency called the “Continental”. It’s value plummeted after the war leading to the coinage act of 1792, which created the US Dollar in the form...

French Exploration of the New World investigates the French exploration of the New World by researching details of travel and motivations.

How to Survive in Byzantine Constantinople? : Life in the Byzantine Empire, Byzantine Daily Life

Jokes from the World's First Joke book .

Moroccan Plans for Conquering Africa and the Americas

Join Mrs. Taylor as she searches for a pot of gold. Students will review the division facts 2, 5, and 10. Students review related facts for 18, 3, and 6.

A video entitled “Sutter’s Mill and the Gold Rush” examines the life of John Sutter, focusing on how his Sacramento Valley settlement was instrumental in the California Gold Rush.

Learn the very basics about the 19th century Grange formation. What did they want, whom did they hate on?

The 1913 Federal Reserve Act created the modern day Federal Reserve system. In this lecture we explain the basics of what the law did and how the Fed influences the economy. Perfect for APGOV students or anyone seeking an overview of US...

A short summary of the electoral matchup of Teddy Roosevelt and Alton Parker. Watch them all! • Presidential Elec...

Let your tentacles trail behind you while we explore these unusual cephalopods. 00:00 There are many different ways to be a squid... 01:29 cockatoo squid 02:28 Asperoteuthis mangoldae 03:23 piglet squid

In which John discusses the U.S. public debt, our dangerously high debt to GDP ratio, the S&P's downgrade of America's credit rating, and why our debt may not be as unmanageable as it seems. There's also some general discussion of...

Though the United States dollar was officially adopted in 1785, paper currency didn't fully enter circulation until the Civil War. The current appearance of modern US bills developed only after a long period of economic development based...

Kate learns how to sign colors and basic sentences for colors in American Sign Language. She is learning all the signs for colors, descriptions for colors, and basic ASL sentences for colors. Also join us in trying fingerspelling words...