| Edward Herrmann | ... | Narrator (unknown episodes, 2000) |
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| Mark Hufnail | (unknown episodes) | ||
| Melissa Jo Peltier | (unknown episodes) | ||
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| Melissa Jo Peltier | (unknown episodes, 2000) | |
| Max M. Fletcher | (unknown episodes) | |
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| John Gengl | .... | associate producer (unknown episodes) | |
| Christina Lublin | .... | segment producer (unknown episodes) | |
| Bonnie Peterson | .... | supervising producer (unknown episodes) | |
| Cameo Wallace | .... | co-producer (unknown episodes) | |
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| Kevin Kiner | (unknown episodes) | ||
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| Diana Friedberg | (unknown episodes) | ||
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| Andrew Paskoff | .... | production manager (unknown episodes) | |
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| Kent Gibson | .... | sound designer / sound re-recording mixer / ... (unknown episodes) | |
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| Kevin McCafferty | .... | camera operator (4 episodes, 2000) | |
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| "John Adams" | George Washington II: The Forging of a Nation | Founding Brothers | "The Adams Chronicles" | A More Perfect Union: America Becomes a Nation |
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Four episodes: "Rebels With A Cause" discusses Sam Adams and John Hancock and how they influenced the start of the revolution. "Taking Liberties" discusses the heavy British tax levies, the Boston Massacre, the eloquence of orator Patrick Henry and the attempt of Benjamin Franklin to patch things up with King George. "You Say You Want a Revolution" discusses Thomas Jefferson, the early failures of George Washington, the arrest of Benjamin Franklin's son for plotting to aid the British and the support of the French. "A healthy Constitution" goes into what happened after the final defeat of the British, the lack of funds to run the country, James Madison's salvation of the revolution, and George Washington's refusal of the title "King".