The Bill of Rights

Year: 1939

Runtime: 21 mins

Language: English

Director: Crane Wilbur

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A lavish, fully colored short film that dramatizes the creation of the United States' Bill of Rights. It portrays key figures of the American Revolution and illustrates the oppressive British colonial rule that ultimately inspired the founding document.

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