The Revolution - Boston Bloody Boston

Released in 2006 by The History Channel as a 13-part documentary series (later compiled into feature-length versions), The Revolution chronicles the full arc of the American War of Independence from the 1760s unrest through the 1789 inauguration of George Washington. Using dramatic reenactments, expert commentary, and fresh focus on lesser-known figures (loyalists, women, African Americans, and Native Americans), the series covers key events including the Stamp Act crisis, Boston Massacre, Declaration of Independence, Valley Forge winter, Saratoga turning point, Southern campaign, Yorktown victory, and the forging of the Constitution. Widely regarded as one of the most complete and visually ambitious television treatments of the Revolutionary era.