Extras
Part Two shows the mounting dispute over strategies and the pervasive racism in the South.
Trailer | The Vote, Part 2
Alice Paul joined the 'suffragettes' while studying in London to demand the right to vote.
Alice Paul: The Militant
Trailer | The Vote | American Experience
The dramatic story of the hard-fought campaign by American women for the right to vote.
Trailer | The Vote | American Experience
Ida B. Wells was a prominent journalist who exposed racial violence in the South.
Ida B Wells : The Advocate
They united to abolish slavery and advance the rights of women in the 19th Century.
The Early Suffragists
From Women’s Suffrage to the ERA
Is the U.S. at a tipping point in the nearly 100-year-long fight to ratify the ERA?
From Women’s Suffrage to the ERA
Extended Trailer | The Vote | American Experience
The hard-fought campaign waged by American women for the right to vote.
Extended Trailer | The Vote | American Experience
Harriot Stanton Blatch: I Believe in Women
Harriot S. Blatch believed working-class women were the key to win the ballot.
Harriot Stanton Blatch: I Believe in Women
Carrie Chapman Catt: The Politician
Carrie Chapman Catt was the president of the National American Woman Suffrage Association.
Carrie Chapman Catt: The Politician
Trailer | Mr. Tornado| American Experience
Ted Fujita's groundbreaking work in research and applied science saved thousands of lives.
Trailer | Mr. Tornado| American Experience
The extraordinary tornado occurrence in April 1974 was named the “Super Outbreak.”
The “Super Outbreak”
Ted Fujita | Mr. Tornado | American Experience
Ted Fujita's work on severe weather patterns earned Fujita the nickname “Mr. Tornado.”
Ted Fujita | Mr. Tornado | American Experience
Trailer | George W. Bush, Part 2 | American Experience
Part Two opens with the ensuing war in Iraq and continues through Bush’s second term.
Trailer | George W. Bush, Part 2 | American Experience
Chapter 1 | George W. Bush, Part 2
The life and presidency of George W. Bush, from his unorthodox road to the presidency.
Chapter 1 | George W. Bush, Part 2
The Weapons of Mass Destruction
Did the Bush administration mislead the public to go to war?
The Weapons of Mass Destruction
President Bush was dissatisfied with Bin Laden’s escape and the collapse of the Taliban.
Saddam Hussein
Within weeks after the U.S. took Baghdad, Iraq ground to a halt and became a free-for-all.
Occupying Iraq
To avoid combat in Vietnam, George W. Bush joined the 147th Texas Air National Guard.
