Explore the history of poverty in America first-hand with this special DVD compilation of historical filmstrips featuring great movies from the Salvation Army, the United Fund and other positive social organizations. There are six films here and over 95 minutes of invaluable video history that helped bring about social change in the United States

This propoganda film explains the role of the US congressional system in maintaining stability, regulating commerce, collecting taxes and protecting American soil. The film also encourages citizens to vote and not take for granted the work of congressmen and the legislative branch of government

Are social classes pre-determined? This vintage film on DVD aims to discover this question during an era (1957) when many citizens of various races and social classes were still not extended complete civil rights

Suburbs and shopping malls and consumerism. Back in the 1950s, these concepts were fresh and new and spawned a whole generation of baby boomers with plenty of income to push forward the consumerist culture of our country. On this collectible DVD, 3 classic digitized films show this shopping suburbia phenomenon in its earliest and most vigorous form