Apple Pie, Baseball and Coca-Cola are staples of our American Society. No one could have ever imagined the impact a simple soft drink could have on a culture.

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In 1919 the United States Congress, led by the religious sector, passed the 18th amendment of the Constitution banning the manufacturing, distribution and sale of alcoholic beverages.

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On the eve of what was to be known as the greatest conflict of the 20th century, Germany and Russia signed a 'non-aggression' pact in which Germany would later break and lead to Hitler's demise.

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After the close of WWII the Korean Peninsula was divided at the 38th parallel into the Communist North and the Democratic South. In 1950 the North invaded the South which led to a conflict that still lasts to this day.

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In 1980, the United States Ice Hockey team took a ragtag squad of college kids up against the legendary juggernaut from the Soviet Union at the Olympic Games in Lake Placid New York.

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Watch the devastation, destruction and havoc of Mount St. Helens. You can even see the effects in NY.

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Not as much of a battle as it was an execution, the Battle of Culloden in April of the year 1746 is now thought of as end to the Scottish Highlander's way of life.

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From "The Last Days of Patton", Patton returns to the US on a war bond drive before going back to Bavaria to oversee the occupation.

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In August of 1990, Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein became a household name after his army invaded the neighboring country of Kuwait. US President George Bush Sr. then led a coalition to oppose this invasion.

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Andy Warhol was an American painter, film-maker, publisher and a major figure in the pop art movement, but is more commonly known for his unconventional works featuring Cambell's Soup Cans.

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In this re-enactment of the Great Comstock Silver Strike, we learn that the stockbrokers are upset because they may be put under investigation for stock manipulation.

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In recognition of the valiant and heroic defense of their homeland by British airmen during the Battle of Britain in the summer and fall of 1940, Prime Minister Winston Churchill gave this historic speech.

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The Great Depression changed the nation forever. Breadlines, work programs, unemployment...This is a great clip that covers those days that shaped a generation for years.

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Generations of Knights pursued political power from the time of the Crusades through the Revolutionary War. This is an interesting video clip outlining that history.

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In the cold Russian January of 1905, over 30,000 workers marched to the Winter Palace demanding social reform. It was attacked by the mob and many were killed and injured. That day is now known as Bloody Sunday.

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What was it about Hitler's speech patterns that mesmerized a nation? Here is a rare opportunity to listen and view an original speech in German (with English subtitles). It is a rare window into the past.

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In this clip Hughes testifies before a congressional hearing on the misuse of government funds. When John Meyer failed to appear, a heated debate takes place. This screen was also portrayed in the movie the Aviator.

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On the eve of what was to be known as the greatest conflict of the 20th century, Germany and Russia signed a 'non-aggression' pact in which Germany would later break and lead to Hitler's demise.

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A lot can be said about the 20th Century. This was the first century captured on film...and now on the Internet!From the First World War to The Persian Gulf War. From Richard Nixon to Bill Clinton. Here is the 20th Century at a glance.

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