True History schedule

Examine the collision of Europeans, Africans, and Native Americans in the New World.

Most of the inhabitants of the Americas arrived from Asia between 40,000 and 2,000 B.C.

Explore the empires and cultural developments of the Aztecs, Incas, and Maya.

Spain and Portugal shifted trade into the Atlantic, leading to New World expeditions.

Consider how four factors combined to catapult Portugal to a position of global primacy.

Columbus died unaware he\'d initiated one of the most important events in world history.

Within a generation, the Spanish established patterns of conquest they\'d repeat for nearly a century.

In the conquest of Mexico, two empires collide, and two mighty figures clash.

We are finally able to reveal the fascinating truths about ancient North America.

DNA evidence points to Asia as the origin of all human migration to North America.

Explore Clovis, the very first American culture.

Better understand why some Paleo-Indian groups developed hunting and gathering culture.

See how, peoples of North America developed corn agriculture, permanent houses and metallurgy.

While most North Americans were nomadic, see how a group of ancient people developed a planned community.

Learn about Medicine wheels.

Meet the Adena, known for their conical burial mounds.

Compare common views of Native Americans to the realities of what was.

Delve into the "Columbian Exchange" and the creation of "new worlds for all."

Examine cultures that existed prior to the Spanish Invasion.

Learn how Native Americans and newcomers forged connections.

Learn how Native Americans transformed the European colonial project.

Learn how Native Americans kept or lost their lands through treaties and war.

Explore the perspectives of Native people on the Seven Years' War.

Examine three ways Native Americans experienced the American Revolution.

Examine the collision of Europeans, Africans, and Native Americans in the New World.

Most of the inhabitants of the Americas arrived from Asia between 40,000 and 2,000 B.C.

Explore the empires and cultural developments of the Aztecs, Incas, and Maya.

Spain and Portugal shifted trade into the Atlantic, leading to New World expeditions.

Consider how four factors combined to catapult Portugal to a position of global primacy.

Columbus died unaware he\'d initiated one of the most important events in world history.

In the conquest of Mexico, two empires collide, and two mighty figures clash.

We are finally able to reveal the fascinating truths about ancient North America.

DNA evidence points to Asia as the origin of all human migration to North America.

Explore Clovis, the very first American culture.

Better understand why some Paleo-Indian groups developed hunting and gathering culture.

See how, peoples of North America developed corn agriculture, permanent houses and metallurgy.

While most North Americans were nomadic, see how a group of ancient people developed a planned community.

Learn about Medicine wheels.

Meet the Adena, known for their conical burial mounds.

Compare common views of Native Americans to the realities of what was.

Delve into the "Columbian Exchange" and the creation of "new worlds for all."

Examine cultures that existed prior to the Spanish Invasion.

Learn how Native Americans and newcomers forged connections.

Learn how Native Americans transformed the European colonial project.

Learn how Native Americans kept or lost their lands through treaties and war.

Explore the perspectives of Native people on the Seven Years' War.

Examine three ways Native Americans experienced the American Revolution.