Destiny Determined: Power and Ritual in Asia (Discovery Channel School DVD – Grades 6-12)

• Behind the Great Wall: Explores the history of the Great Wall of China and the Dynasty of Qin Shi Huangdi.
• Story of the Silk Road: Examines the history of the Silk Road, trade, and the Han Dynasty.
• Secrets of the Samurai: Looks into the science and technology of Samurai sword making and the history of Japanese ritual.
• Between Two Cultures: Japanese in America: Introduces Japanese students living in America and the problems they encounter in embracing two cultures.
• Video Index – Curriculum Units – Standards Link – Teacher Resources

Learn about the history, culture, and people of China and Japan. Segments take students across time and continents for a close-up look at these countries. Through historical documentation and modern-day accounts, students learn how China and Japan have endured, changed, and established their roles in today’s world.

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