The American Old West is explored through the lives of cowboys, Native Americans, and settlers, highlighting events like the California Gold Rush and land conflicts.
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The American Old West is explored through the lives of cowboys, Native Americans, and settlers, highlighting events like the California Gold Rush and land conflicts.
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Stephen Ives directed The West, a documentary about the American Old West. It aired on PBS in September 1996. The film covers events and figures from the period, including the lives of cowboys, Native Americans, and settlers. Key moments include the California Gold Rush and conflicts over land and resources. Executive producer Ken Burns provides an overview of the era's impact on American history. The documentary runs for 720 minutes.
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- See the impact of westward expansion on Native Americans.
- Meet key figures from the American Old West.
- Find out about the landscapes that shaped American history.
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- The documentary aired on PBS in September 1996.
- The total duration of the film is 720 minutes.
- It was directed by Stephen Ives and produced by Ken Burns.
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Who directed The West documentary?
The West was directed by Stephen Ives.
When did The West air on PBS?
The West originally aired on PBS in September 1996.
What is the total duration of The West documentary?
The total duration of The West is 720 minutes.
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