American Experience: Class Apart a Mexican American Civil Rights Story - $24.99
PBS Home Video, 2009, ISBN 0-7936-7040-3
In this documentary, Edward James Olmos narrates the story
of one of the most influential civil rights cases in U.S. history. Focusing on
the 1954 case Hernandez vs. Texas Mexican Americans are ruled to be “a class
apart.” The majority of the documentary travels with the appeals process of the
case.
The Art of Mexico: Two-Volume Set - $39.94
Kulter, 2002, ISBN: 0-7697-8093-8 & 0-7697-7544-6
This two-volume set takes a look at the art found in Mexico.
Volume one covers the foundation of Mexican art from its’ roots up through
today. Volume 2 shifts its’ focus to the famous Mexican artists.
Castro and the Cuban Revolution - $39.95
Schlessinger Media, 2005, ISBN: 1-41710-119-9
This documentary explores the coming of power of Fidel
Castro. It introduces the viewer to many of the political relationships of Cuba
from independence from Spain, near war with America, and their close
relationship with the Soviet Union. This documentary also delves deep into the
change to Communism.
Cesar E. Chavez: Mexican-American Labor Leader – $39.95
Schlessinger Media, 2005, ISBN: 1-41710-794-4
This film adaptation of the book Cesar Chavez by Consuelo
Rodriguez covers the life of the labor activist. He led Mexican American
migrant workers in trying to get better working conditions. He also assembled
the United Farm Workers.
Crucible of Empire: The Spanish-American War - $24.99
PBS Home Video, 2007, ISBN: 0-7936-9327-6
Edward James Olmos narrates this PBS documentary for the
program History’s Best. The focus of this title is on the Spanish-American War
of the late 1800’s.
The Day of the Dead in Mexico - $59.00
Babbitt Instructional Resources, 2005, ISBN: None
This documentary explores Oaxaca and Michoacán states in
Mexico where we learn about the Day of the Dead. This November 1st
and 2nd festival is on of the most colorful in Mexican culture. We
also explore the festivities, markets, and cemeteries.
Great Festivals of Mexico and Guatemala – $59.00
Babbitt Instructional Resources, 2003, ISBN: None
This DVD features some of the most famous festivals in
Mexico. This series will help students learn about history, geography, and
culture. Festivals covered include Carnival in Veracruz, the Fair of San Marcos
in Aguascalientes, and many more.
A History of Hispanic Achievement in America - $79.99
Ambrose Video, 2006, ISBN: None
This four part video series covers Hispanic achievement in
America. Between the four discs
Hispanic history is covered from Spanish colonization of America to the
creation of Hispanic culture in America. This set covers not only important
events, but also important individuals.
Into the Fire: American Women in the Spanish Civil War - $24.95
First Run Features, 2002, ISBN: None
This documentary covers American women who volunteered to
serve during the Spanish Civil War. While this DVD focuses on sixteen American
women it also describes the Spanish Civil War from a unique perspective.
Latino Americans: The 500-year Legacy That Shaped a Nation - $34.99
PBS Distribution, 2013, ISBN: 1-60883-973-7
This Benjamin Bratt narrated documentary chronicles the
lives of Latinos in America. It covers topics like immigration, celebration,
and the forming of a new cultural identity.
Revolutionary Mexico: (1910-1940) - $39.95
Schlessinger Media, 2004, ISBN: 1-41710-123-7
This documentary explores the political upheaval of the
early 1900’s as different groups united to overthrow the dictator, Porfirio
Diaz. The video uses a number of primary sources to add to the value of this
information. The video will also show how these clashes have made a lasting
impact on Mexican society.
The Spanish Civil War: The Last Great Cause - $19.99
Cromwell Productions, 1995, ISBN: 0-7697-8286-8
This story documents a war that changed the course of Spain.
This documentary uses eyewitness accounts, archived footage, and other primary
sources to create a narrative of the situation. It recalls the political and
social changes that took place during that time period.
Material Sources: Titlewave, Video Librarian Plus, and Amazon
Material Sources: Titlewave, Video Librarian Plus, and Amazon
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