PBS America (Freeview) Sunday

Maiya May learns about the severe impacts of droughts and floods on agriculture and the alarming depletion of groundwater reserves

Professor Robert Bartlett explores the expansion and unchecked ambition of the Norman empire, and how its impact still resonates in today's culture and politics

Robert Bartlett examines the impact of the conquest of Britain and Ireland, and the methods used by William the Conqueror to keep the opposition at bay

The expansion toward southern Europe and the Middle East in the 11th century, which began with the conquest of Sicily and culminated in the First Crusade

Historian Stephen Baxter explores his own theory about the purpose of the Domesday Book - an 11th-century record of land and property ownership in England

Exploring the legacy of the Mughals in the buildings they left behind, including their forts, the administrative former capitals and the mausoleums of their leaders

Examining the impact of Shah Jahan's reign, which ushered in the golden age of Mughal architecture and brought about the peak of the Mughal court

The use of propaganda in Hitler's Nazi regime. The first episode examines the Fuehrer's fascination with propaganda, which began in the trenches of the First World War

The decade of propaganda, impassioned speeches, newspaper articles, posters and campaigning that all led to one moment - Hitler being made Chancellor of Germany in January 1933