A History of America Season 1 Episode 14 Industrial Supremacy 2000
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Steel and stockyards are the mighty engine of industrialism thunders forward at the end of the 19th century. Miller continues the story of the American Industrial Revolution in New York and Chicago, looking at the lives of Andrew Carnegie, Gustavus Swift, and the countless workers in the packinghouse and on the factory floor.
- Released: 2000-04-01
- Runtime: 26 minutes
- Genre: Family
- Stars: Donald L. Miller
- Director: Michele Korf, Fred Barzyk, Fred Barzyk, David Amram, Michael Mushlitz
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1. New World Encounters 2000-01-01
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2. English Settlement 2000-01-08
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3. Growth and Empire 2000-01-15
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4. The Coming of Independence 2000-01-22
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5. A New System of Government 2000-01-29
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6. Westward Expansion 2000-02-05
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7. The Rise of Capitalism 2000-02-12
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8. The Reform Impulse 2000-02-19
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9. Slavery 2000-02-26
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10. The Coming of the Civil War 2000-03-04
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11. The Civil War 2000-03-11
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12. Reconstruction 2000-03-18
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13. America at its Centennial 2000-03-25
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14. Industrial Supremacy 2000-04-01
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15. The New City 2000-04-08
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16. The West 2000-04-15
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17. Capital and Labor 2000-04-22
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18. TR and Wilson 2000-04-29
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19. A Vital Progressivism 2000-05-06
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20. The Twenties 2000-05-13
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21. FDR and the Depression 2000-05-20
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22. World War II 2000-05-27
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23. The Fifties 2000-06-03
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24. The Sixties 2000-06-10
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25. Contemporary History 2000-06-17
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26. The Redemptive Imagination 2000-06-24
