Videos · U.S. Citizenship 101 · Feb 16, 2026
What should every citizen know about American symbols and holidays? In this episode, you’ll learn about the American flag, its history, design, and the meaning behind the stars and stripes. You’ll…
Videos · U.S. Citizenship 101 · Feb 18, 2026
What should every citizen know about recent U.S. history? In this episode, you’ll learn about the wars of the 20th century, including WWI, WWII, Korea, Vietnam, and the Gulf War. You’ll also learn…
Videos · U.S. Citizenship 101 · Feb 20, 2026
What should every citizen know about early U.S. history? In this episode, you’ll learn about the arrival of European settlers in the 1500s, why they came to this country, and how they established the…
Videos · U.S. Citizenship 101 · Feb 19, 2026
What should every citizen know about U.S. history during the 1800s? In this episode, you’ll learn about the Louisiana Purchase, westward expansion, and how the Civil War was fought over slavery and…
Videos · U.S. Citizenship 101 · Feb 17, 2026
What should every citizen know about U.S. geography? In this episode, you’ll learn about the various landscapes and topography that stretch from sea to shining sea, which states border Canada and…
Videos · U.S. Citizenship 101 · Feb 20, 2026
What should every citizen know about our rights and responsibilities as Americans? In this episode, you’ll learn about our God-given right to freedom of speech, religion, assembly, and the right to…
Videos · U.S. Citizenship 101 · Feb 20, 2026
What should every citizen know about the American system of government? In this episode, Selina Lewis explains the structure of the United States government, the three branches of the government, and…
Videos · U.S. Citizenship 101 · Feb 20, 2026
What should every citizen know about American democracy? In this episode, Selina Lewis explains how the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution created a completely new system of…
Videos · U.S. Citizenship 101 · Feb 15, 2026
What should everyone know about U.S. citizenship? In this episode, Selina Lewis explains what it means to be a U.S. citizen. You’ll learn about the Voting Rights Act to combat racism and the Basic…
Videos · U.S. Citizenship 101 · Feb 20, 2026
U.S. Citizenship 101 is an energetic journey through American history, culture, symbols, and holidays; things everyone should know about this great country and the facts you will need to pass the…
Videos · 5-Minute Videos · Dec 09, 2019
How much do you know about Christmas—about its origins and its many beloved traditions? Do you know where the idea of stocking-stuffers comes from? Or how lights found their way onto the Christmas…
Videos · 5-Minute Videos · Mar 31, 2019
The most famous fire in American history happened in Chicago on October 8, 1871. But it’s not the fire that was so remarkable; it’s what happened afterwards. Lee Habeeb, host of the nationally…
Videos · History in 5 · Jan 17, 2026
America declared its independence from England in 1776. Then it fought—and won—a war to secure that independence. So what would America do with its newfound freedom? The first step was to establish a…
Videos · History in 5 · Jan 15, 2026
With the creation of the U.S. Constitution, the Founders flipped the script for how governments had always functioned around the world. Rather than anointing a king or a ruler, they wanted to give…
Videos · History in 5 · Jan 16, 2026
When America became independent, it was hardly a strong, unified country. Every state had its own government, its own culture, and its own ideas. Bringing everyone together under one national…
Videos · History in 5 · Jan 15, 2026
How much power should the President have? That was a big question on the minds of the writers of the Constitution. A Chief Executive without enough power means a government too weak to do its job.…
Videos · History in 5 · Apr 10, 2026
America was founded on the ideas of life, liberty, and equality under the law. But ideas are one thing: living up to them is another. How did the Framers lay the groundwork for America to become the…
Videos · History in 5 · Mar 27, 2026
Why did the Framers make the U.S. Constitution so hard to change? After all, of more than 11,000 amendments proposed since the birth of the United States, only 27 have been ratified. What did each of…
Videos · History in 5 · Mar 13, 2026
You’ve probably heard it asked before: didn't the Framers own slaves? Some did. But the Constitution they created was fundamentally opposed to slavery. How did the Framers set the stage to eliminate…
Videos · History in 5 · Feb 13, 2026
Freedom of speech, the right to bear arms, the right to remain silent. You might think these well-known “guaranteed rights” are included in the original U.S. Constitution. Surprisingly, they’re not.…
Videos · History in 5 · Feb 27, 2026
The first three articles of the U.S. Constitution establish the three branches of government. But the Framers knew there was still more work to do. How did they make the Constitution truly “of the…
Videos · History in 5 · Jan 30, 2026
The Framers of the Constitution thought that the Judicial Branch of the new American government would be the weakest of the three branches. But 250 years later, that’s not how it turned out. What…
Videos · Real Talk with Marissa Streit · Dec 11, 2025
Glenn Beck joins PragerU CEO Marissa Streit for a powerful conversation about courage, faith, and what he believes is a spiritual battle for America’s future. At 62, Glenn shares why he now…
Worksheets
Students jump into a Crisis! Power Grab! challenge, then use Article II to identify the President’s responsibilities, checks on executive power, the Electoral College, and term limits—all in a clear,…
Worksheets
Students put lawmakers to the test, explore how a bill becomes a law, and identify Congress’s key powers and limits using clear prompts and kid-friendly activities.