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American Ride (2011)

Season 5 • Episode 5 • Civil Rights, Civil Wrongs

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American Ride Season 5, Episode 5: Civil Rights, Civil Wrongs

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As industry booms during the Gilded Age, civil rights movements emerge nationwide. Watch American Ride Season 5, Episode 5 Civil Rights, Civil Wrongs in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of American Ride Season 5, Episode 5 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Episodes

13 episodes
1

Time for a Change

Stan ushers in the Gilded Age by introducing key political players of the late 19th century.
2

Immigrant Song

During the Gilded Age, immigrants pour into America seeking a fresh start, opportunity and success.
3

Age of Genius

Inventors like Thomas Edison use their inventions to reinvent modern life during the Gilded Age.
4

Captains of Industry

Titans of the Industrial Revolution transform American industry during the Gilded Age.
5

Civil Rights, Civil Wrongs

As industry booms during the Gilded Age, civil rights movements emerge nationwide.
6

Remember The Maine!

The Spanish-American War begins as control over the Philippines and Cuba is contested.
7

Bull Moose and His Big Stick

Stan recounts the life, legacy, and achievements of President Theodore Roosevelt.
8

The Gathering Darkness

President Woodrow Wilson ushers in a new age of American politics with multiple pioneering policies
9

Over There

Stan travels to France to examine the events that brought the United States into World War I.
10

The War to End All Wars

Stan travels to France to share the history of the Treaty of Versailles.
11

The Roaring '20s

An industrial boom after the Great War ushers in the success of Broadway, Hollywood, and baseball.
12

End of a Dream

The Roaring ‘20s come to a halt as the stock market crash of 1929 devastates the American economy.
13

To Notre Dame

Stan travels to South Bend, Indiana, to share the history of the University of Notre Dame.