The World of George Rogers Clark

The World of George Rogers Clark is a video and curriculum project for 4th and 5th grade elementary social studies depicting events in the Ohio, Mississippi, and Wabash valley during the American Revolution.
The project is a window into the multicultural community that Clark had to navigate in order to be successful in the American Revolution. Through videos students explore the attitudes and perceptions of people from Britain, France, Spain, and Virginia. It also gives voices to Black people, Native American people, and women. Through the videos students examine an individual point of view on the same events as seen by a different section of society.

[@RoneZone]

This has gotten me lots of work here in Hollywood. I'm Very grateful to everyone involved. Special Thanks to the Boys! Charlie Coombs, Mark Kreps and The Indiana Historical Society and Ball state University for the Production.

[@thanklessjon3165]

I know who that drummer boy was, but you don't see his name in the credits. As is the case with dozens upon dozens of volunteer reenactors, directors and film crew that spent many countless hours, miles, and dollars without much, if any, in the way of a thank you, I'm sure. GO BALL STATE! Thanks Ed & Jeff for getting us grudgingly involved. I'll never forget you. :) Yes, and that was real water and yes it was cold. Oh, and I love the cell phone tower on the ridge at the end of Chapter 1. So, that's how they communicated back and force across the western frontier! I wonder if Virginia ever reimbursed George for his calling plan.

[@markkreps]

I am still hanging in there at time without a mention we still go on. If you want to come out of hiding let me know.

[@markkreps]

The Sons of the American Revolution assisted in loaning clothing and supplying extras.

[@BlackoutPatriot]

Was the house used in the video that the children were at in Vincennes. Also, why wasnt a person of Spanish decent not portraying Vigo. He was Spanish. The man playinn him wouldn't pass as a Spanish

[@markkreps]

If you want to come out of hiding please let me know. I am working on a new work.

[@benodomvlogs8928]

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[@danieljones1981]

What kinda American Flag was that? They old man never said.. just a piece of history says he...

[@benodomvlogs8928]

What his up duds