This exceptional video encyclopedia pro-vides a compelling visual record of the 20th century unlike any other educational resource available. This vast resource contains 77 hours of primary source content and over 2,300 searchable segments covering the people, events and issues responsible for shaping the years 1893—1990.

This resource offers teachers and students a staggering array of content that can be incor-porated into playlists to supplement their les-son plans. It provides district curriculum staff with plentiful ways to create vivid multimedia lesson plans that chronicle moments in his-tory. Students will see and hear this century’s greatest orators, and they will travel back in time to experience events unlike ever before.

Many of the clips capture original sound while others are unencumbered by added music, sound effects or commentary, thus presenting the events as they were originally recorded.

Notable topics include: • The Industrial Age• The Great Depression• Women’s Rights Movement • The Holocaust• Medical Breakthroughs• World Leaders• The Kennedy Years – Including the

Zapruder Film• Martin Luther King, Jr. and the

Civil Rights Movement• Technology, Invention & Innovation• The Space Program• Communism & the Cold War• Apartheid• Pop Culture — Including Fashion, Art,

Entertainment, Sports & Mass Media • Rare Turn-of-the-Century Footage• And More!

Actual footage of the most significant people and events of the 20th century in an easy-to-use, Video-on-Demand format.

Available Digitally and Exclusively on SAFARI Montage

The Video Encyclopedia of the 20th Century Content Package

Appropriate for grades 7 & up, with many clips suitable for grades K-6.

A SAFARI Montage® system is required to purchase this digital film archive. Call for quote. An additional hard drive may need to be purchased to accommodate this content.

Exclusively on

2,300 News Clips!

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1893 Thomas Edison: The First Motion Picture Studio1904 New York City Opens First Subway1906 San Francisco Earthquake1917 Wilson Signs Declaration of War1920 U.S. Government Agents Round Up Communists1921 Inside Soviet Russia1921 Sun Yat-Sen Honored in Canton, China1922 Women’s Suffrage Amendment Declared Constitutional 1925 Scopes “Monkey Trial”1927 Henry Ford With His First Auto1927 Lindbergh’s Flight1927 Sacco-Vanzetti Trial1930s Dust Storms in the Midwest1930 Thomas Edison Speaks1931 Profile of the Depression1932 Amelia Earhart Flies Over the Atlantic1932 Franklin Roosevelt’s First Words to the Nation1933 Hitler Becomes Chancellor of Germany1935 Albert Einstein Speaks on Nazism1937 Hindenburg Disaster1939 The Fall of Poland1940 Paris Falls to Nazis1940 London Blitz1941 Pearl Harbor Attacked1941 Franklin Delano Roosevelt Declares War1944 D-Day1945 Nazi Atrocities Revealed: Scenes From the Camps 1945 Hiroshima and Nagasaki Bombed1945 Truman Peace Announcement1945 Japanese Surrender to MacArthur1946 Nuremberg Trial1947 Washington Hearings on Communists in Hollywood1948 Israeli Nation Born1948 Mahatma Mohandas Gandhi Dies1950 War in Korea1954 First Films of Hydrogen Bomb Test Shown Publicly1955 Salk Vaccine Story1957 Israel Withdraws From the Gaza Strip1957 The Soviet Union Launches Sputnik1957 Eisenhower Speaks Against Arkansas Integration Riots1957 Federal Troops in Little Rock to Enforce Desegregation1960 The Television Debates: Nixon vs. Kennedy1961 President Kennedy Asks for Funds for Space Leadership1963 John F. Kennedy Assassinated1963 Martin Luther King, Jr.: “I Have a Dream”1962 Malcolm X on “White Men Waking Up”1963 Kennedy “Ich bin ein Berliner”1963 Lee Harvey Oswald Shot1965 Martin Luther King, Jr. on Nonviolence1967 Thurgood Marshall — First Black Man on the Supreme Court1968 Martin Luther King, Jr.: “I’ve Been to the Mountaintop”1968 Funeral of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.1969 First Moon Landing1969 Woodstock1970 Kent State1973 Watergate Senate Hearings1974 Nixon Resigns1975 South Vietnam Falls1978 Begin & Sadat Sign Camp David Accord1979 Three Mile Island1980 Iran: Failed Hostage Rescue Attempt1981 Reagan Assassination Attempt1987 President Reagan at the Berlin Wall1987 AIDS 1986 Chernobyl Disaster1986 Challenger Shuttle Disaster1987 Chinese Students Protest in Tiananmen Square1988 Cesar Chavez Hunger Strike

Witness firsthand landmark moments in the 20th century, including:

...and so much more!

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