Behind the Ink of the Declaration of Independence Virtual Exhibit … Meet the people who left their mark in ink on the Declaration of Independence …

Episode 9 Crossing into Cambodia Virtual Exhibit … Nixon’s Cambodian campaign fans antiwar flames and deepens divide between Americans …

Episode 11 Paris Peace Accords Virtual Exhibit … Peace is declared but not achieved …

Episode 2 Eisenhower Backs Diem Virtual Exhibit … Eisenhower commits U.S. support for the new anti-Communist South Vietnamese government …

Episode 7 Tet Offensive Virtual Exhibit … Americans lose faith in the potential for victory after wide-ranging Communist attacks …

Roots of Rebellion Virtual Exhibit … The origins of the American Revolution can be traced to another conflict—the Seven Years' War. Colonial resistance emerged in response to new imperial policies related to western lands and eastern taxes (and trade) as Parliament grappled to administer its vastly expanded empire. This exploration of the roots of colonial rebellion also reveals that Native Americans' battle to maintain independence was already underway. …

Opening the Vault Our Nations First Ally Virtual Exhibit … France played a critical role in supporting the United States as it fought for independence from Great Britain during the Revolutionary War. …

The Olive Branch Petition Virtual Exhibit … Failure of Congress’ “Olive Branch” to King George III helped grow support for independence.     …

Episode 5 America Goes to War Virtual Exhibit … Johnson orders air campaign and sends first ground troops to Vietnam …

Opening the Vault Printing the Declaration of Independence Virtual Exhibit … In 1820, Secretary of State John Quincy Adams commissioned engraver William J. Stone to make an exact replica of the entire Declaration of Independence, signatures and text. …