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A Nation Adrift (1995)
Visually rich and fast-paced, A Nation Adrift provides a fascinating historical survey of the spiritual, social and technological changes that have molded America. You will be amazed by little-known facts about the Founding Fathers, the wars, the Industrial Revolution, the Wright brothers first flights, Henry Ford's first assembly line, the Great Depression, the atomic bombing of Japan, and much, much more! Totally illustrated. No "talking heads."
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Visually rich and fast-paced, A Nation Adrift provides a fascinating historical survey of the spiritual, social and technological changes that have molded America. You will be amazed by little-known facts about the Founding Fathers, the wars, the Industrial Revolution, the Wright brothers first flights, Henry Ford's first assembly line, the Great Depression, the atomic bombing of Japan, and much, much more! Totally illustrated. No "talking heads."
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Written By:Brian Barkley
In Theaters:7/14/1995
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