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1 BRONX COMMUNITY COLLEGE LIBRARY SUGGESTED FOR POL 11 AMERICAN NATIONAL GOVERNMENT Part I & II - THE BASIC CONSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK & FEDERALISM DVD716.1 DVD716.2 DVD716.3 V2873 AMERICAN GOVERNMENT SURVEY (SERIES) 30 min. ea. c1978 PROGRAM 1: THE PRINCIPLES OF DEMOCRACY PROGRAM 3: DEMOCRACY IN ACTION PROGRAM 4: THE UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION PROGRAM 5: THE LIVING CONSTITUTION PROGRAM 7: FEDERALISM PROGRAM 9: THE FUTURE OF FEDERALISM THE BILL OF RIGHTS - 30 min, c1999 Part III - NOMINATIONS AND ELECTIONS DVD716.2 DVD716.3 DVD716.4 DVD716.8 DVD772.4 V3314 DVD66 V V2698 V2930 AMERICAN GOVERNMENT SURVEY (SERIES) 30 min ea. c1978 PROGRAM 2: EXPANSION OF VOTING RIGHTS PROGRAM 10: PUBLIC OPINION PROGRAM 11: INTEREST GROUPS PROGRAM 12: POLITICAL PARTIES PROGRAM 13: THE NOMINATING PROCESS PROGRAM 14: THE MEDIA AND CAMPAIGNING PROGRAM 15: PHILOSOPHIES OF REPRESENTATION PROGRAM 16: THE CONGRESS PROGRAM 30: WOMEN S RIGHTS ELECTING A PRESIDENT: THE PROCESS (Our Federal Government - 24min, c1993 COUNTING ON DEMOCRACY (the 2000 Presidential election in Florida) 22 min, c1993 WHY VOTE? A RIGHT & A RESPONSIBILITY - 40 min, c1995 NOT FOR OURSELVES ALONE: THE STORY OF ELIZABETH CADY STANTON & SUSAN B. ANTHONY 3 hrs, 30 min, c1999 ONE WOMAN, ONE VOTE: WOMEN SUFFRAGE MOVEMENT IN THE U.S min, c1995 JEANETTE RANKIN: THE WOMAN WHO VOTED NO - 29 min, c1982
2 Part IV - THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH DVD716.5 DVD772.1 DVD772.4 V2918 AMERICAN GOVERNMENT SURVEY (SERIES) 30 min, c1978 PROGRAM 18: DOMESTIC POLICY PROGRAM 20: THE FUNCTIONAL PRESIDENCY PROGRAM 21: THE BUDGET & ECONOMIC POLITICS PROGRAM 22: FOREIGN POLICY PROGRAM 23: THE U.S. ROLE IN GLOBAL POLITICS OUR FEDERAL GOVERNMENT (SERIES) THE PRESIDENCY 24min, c1993 ELECTING A PRESIDENT: THE PROCESS 22min, c1993 BENJAMIN FRANKLIN: CITIZEN OF THE WORLD 50 min, c1994 V THOMAS JEFFERSON: A VIEW FROM THE MOUNTAIN (Biography about race, slavery and the new nation) 57 min. ea. c1994 ABRAHAM LINCOLN (SERIES) 56 min. ea. c1992 V THE MAKING OF A PRESIDENT ( ) V THE PIVOTAL YEAR (1863) V I WANT TO FINISH THIS JOB (1864) V NOW HE BELONGS TO THE AGES (1865) THE PRESIDENT AND THE CONSTITUTION (SERIES) 60 min ea. c1991 V PRESIDENT NIXON V PRESIDENT FORD V PRESIDENT CARTER V PRESIDENT REAGAN THE PRESIDENTS: THE LIVES AND LEGACIES OF THE 43 LEADERS OF THE UNITED STATES (SERIES) -135min ea, c2005 DVD252.1 *WASHINGTON TO MONROE: *JOHN Q. ADAMS TO POLK: *TAYLOR TO LINCOLN: DVD252.2 *ANDREW JOHNSON TO ARTHUR: *CLEVELAND TO TAFT: *WILSON TO FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT: DVD252.3 *TRUMAN TO FORD: *CARTER TO GEORGE W. BUSH: 1977-PRESENT *BONUS PROGRAM: ALL THE PRESIDENTS WIVES DVD467 PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA: THE MAN AND HIS JOURNEY - 89min, c2008 2
3 V3022 V3014 Part IV - THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH (Cont d) THEODORE ROOSEVELT: ROUGHRIDER TO RUSHMORE 50 min, c1995 HARRY S. TRUMAN 50 min, c1994 THE REAL RICHARD NIXON (SERIES) c1995 V EARLY LIFE 66 min V PAT 50 min V THE FINAL TWENTY EIGHT DAYS 85 min DVD716.4 DVD716.5 DVD772.3 AMERICAN GOVERNMENT SURVEY (SERIES) 30 min. ea. c1978 PROGRAM 16: THE CONGRESS PROGRAM 17: CONGRESSIONAL OVERSIGHT AND REFORM PROGRAM 21: THE BUDGET AND ECONOMY POLITICS THE LEGISLATIVE BRANCH (Our Federal Government) 28min, c1993 Part V - THE SUPREME COURT AND THE FEDERAL JUDICIARY DVD716.8 DVD772.2 AMERICAN GOVERNMENT SURVEY (SERIES) 30 min, c1978 PROGRAM 6: THE FEDERAL JUDICIARY PROGRAM 25: THE SUPREME COURT: INFLUENCE OF PERSONALITIES PROGRAM 26: JUDICIAL REVIEW PROGRAM 27: THE LEGAL SYSTEM PROGRAM 28: INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS PROGRAM 29: DUE PROCESS & EQUAL PROTECTION THE SUPREME COURT (Our Federal Government) 28min, c1993 EQUAL JUSTICE UNDER THE LAW (SERIES) 30 min ea. c1988 V MARBURY V. MADISON V UNITED STATES V. AARON BURR DVD288.1 DVD288.2 DVD288.3 DVD288.4 V1467 V1496 V2672 THE SUPREME COURT (SERIES) 60min ea. c2007 ONE NATION UNDER LAW A NEW KIND OF JUSTICE A NATION OF LIBERTIES THE REHNQUIST REVOLUTION THURGOOD MARSHALL: PORTRAIT OF AN AMERICAN HERO 28min, c1985 UNDERSTANDING THE COURTS: ANATOMY OF A CRIMINAL CASE / ANOTOMY OF A CIVIL CASE - 35 min, c1990 THE AMERICAN CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION: A HISTORY 57 min, c1998 3
4 V1730 Part V - THE SUPREME COURT AND THE FEDERAL JUDICIARY (Cont d) N.Y. LAW - 52 min, c1990 SIMPLE JUSTICE (BROWN VS. BOARD OF EDUCATION) (Docudrama) c1993 V Charles Hamilton and Thurgood Marshall lay the groundwork for the assault to legalize school desegregation - 46 min V Marshall and his team of NAACP Legal Defense Fund lawyers argue 3 school segregation cases in the lower courts - 48 min SIMPLE JUSTICE (BROWN VS. BOARD OF EDUCATION) (Docudrama) c1993 V A deeply divided Supreme Court is unwilling to order desegregation and instead order a re-argument. This sets the stage for the final climatic showdown. 40 min V2752 DEMOCRACY AND RIGHTS: ONE CITIZEN S CHALLENGE (a documentary about integration at Central High School in Little Rock, Arkansas during 1957) 33 min, c1988 (See also V2585 Crisis at Central High) 120 min, c1980 V2806 V2697 V2581 V2540 V2448 V1961 V1080 V1312 DVD5 V2303 V2059 THE STRANGE DEMISE OF JIM CROW (behind-the-scenes compromises, negotiations, and controversial news blackouts that helped bring about the quiet desegregation of commercial establishments in Houston, Texas during the period of ) 57 min, c1997 A TIME FOR JUSTICE: AMERICA S CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT -38 min, c1992 EXPLORING RACE AND AFFIRMATIVE ACTION 27 min, c1996 LEGISLATING MORALITY: AFFIRMATIVE ACTION & THE BURDEN OF HISTORY 29 min, c1996 AFFIRMATIVE ACTION: THE HISTORY OF AN IDEA 56 min, c1996 WHEN ABORTION WAS ILLEGAL: UNTOLD STORIES - 28 min, c1992 SUPREME COURT DECISION THAT CHANGED THE NATION: ROE V. WADE 20 min, c1989 ROE V. WADE: THE DEBATE CONTINUES - 17 min, c1991 CRIME AND PUNISHMENT: HOW INTELLIGENT DO YOU HAVE TO BE TO BE PUT TO DEATH? (Nightline) - 22 min, c2003 THE KEVORKIAN FILE - 56 min, c1994 AN APPOINTMENT WITH DEATH (medically Assisted suicide) 56 min, c1994
5 V3106 DVD7 DVD8 V2983 V2929 V3002 Part V - THE SUPREME COURT AND THE FEDERAL JUDICIARY (Cont d) AN ORDINARY CRIME (Frontline): FINGERPRINT EVIDENCE 90 min, c2002 ROCK N ROLL MURDER: WHEN LYRICS LEAD TO VIOLENCE (1 ST Amendment) - 25 min, c2001 WATCH WHAT YOU SAY: FREE SPEECH IN TIMES OF NATIONAL CRISIS (1 ST Amendment) 38 min, c2003 THE PANAMA DECEPTION (Manuel Noriega): EXPOSING THE COVERUP! 91 min, c1993 A PLACE AT THE TABLE (examines the courageous efforts of some of the unsung heroes who toppled barriers in education, voting, the workplace, housing and other areas in order to participate more fully in our democracy) 40 min, c2000 THIS IS WHAT DEMOCRACY LOOKS LIKE (1999 World Trade Organization protest in Seattle, Washington filmed by activists) 67 min, c2000 IMMIGRATION (SERIES) 29 min ea. c1997 V PROMISE AND HOPE FOR GENERATIONS V WHO HAS ACCESS TO THE AMERICAN DREAM? DVD302 DVD303 DVD304 V2580 DVD362 DVD6 DVD103 ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION: A DANGEROUS JOURNEY -12min, c2006 BORDELESS: THE LIVES OF UNDOCUMENTED WORKERS -27min, c2006 DYING TO LEAVE: THE DARK BUSINESS OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING -60min, c2004 DESTINATION AMERICA: PERSPECTIVES ON U. S. IMMIGRATION POLICY 34 min, c1996 AMERICA S IMMIGRATION DEBATE 26min, c2004 FAILURE TO PROTECT? A NATIONAL DIALOGUE (child safety/welfare) (Frontline) 53 min, c2003 OTHER SUGGESTED PROGRAMS LIBERALISM VS. CONSERVATISM 26min, c2003 5
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