Movie Title: The History Channel Presents The Revolution
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A ample examination of the American Revolutionary War by the History Channel. Includes interviews with historians, battlefield maps and examinations of troop movements, letters from the battlefields, and actor portrayals of battles and historical figures.

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The Revolution starts out with the examinations of the cause of the revolution, such as colonial resentment of taxes levied after the Seven Years’ War without any representation. It follows this through the forging of the Declaration of Independence and the battles of the Revolutionary War. It finishes up with the problems facing the nation after the war.

I don’t mediate I had a wonderful enough realization in school with how hard times were for these soldiers as they waged war. This video goes into detail with the tremulous supply lines that plagued Washington’s army, the heavy desertion and mutiny (which Washington clamped down on with some amazing tactics), and the many failed battles that occured in the first few years of the Revolutionary War. It covers internal conflicts between such characters as Horatio Gates and George Washington.

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Also discussed are Benjamin Franklin’s efforts in France to recruit the French navy and John Paul Jone’s foray into Britain and Ireland.

The first half of the series covers the battles in the north and the remaining few episodes discuss how the battles depart south into Savannah, the encourage woods of the Carolinas, and finally Yorktown.

One predicament with the series is that they tend to recycle the interviews and footage throughout.

US history books tend to lionize the founding fathers, but this series (and books such as the Founding Brothers) present how none of these people was perfect, and shows their faults as well as their strengths. I came away with this series (which I downloaded from iTunes, BTW) with a powerful better concept of the Revolutionary War.

I’ve watched countless documentaries about The Revolutionary War and this is one of, if not the best I’ve seen. It is a comphrehensive survey at the war, its causes, battles and political struggles starting with the Brand Act in 1765 and ending with Washington taking the oath of office in 1789 as the first President. Historian and Author comments provide insight and facts that succor set the viewer in the mind state and feel of this conflict. Some history buffs will view inaccuracies in uniforms and weapons but it does not acquire away from the overall quality of information presented. I highly recommended this DVD station.
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