Ancestors in the Americas, Part 2: Chinese in the Frontier West (CET Educational Video) VHS Tape
VHS Videotape. Title: Ancestors in the Americas Part 2: Chinese in the Fronter West A film by Lom Ding 60 min. Online Directors Cut. Produced by Center for Educational Telecommunications.
This is the second part of the ANCESTORS IN THE AMERICAS series. It unfolds with the arrival of CHINESE IN THE FRONTIER WEST during the Gold Rush, not as coolies laboring in the bleak outposts of the New World's plantations and mines, but as free men embarking for "Gold Mountain." Pushed by hard times at home, they arrived full of hope for wealth and for an auspicious return to their homeland. CHINESE IN THE FRONTIER WEST uncovers a surprising and complicated web of relationships—economic, social, cultural and legal—between 19th-century Chinese immigrants and other white and nonwhite pioneers who came to America's western territories from all parts of the globe.
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{"Manufacturer": "CET Educational Video", "Date First Available": "December 26, 2011"}