PBS America Sunday

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Maiya May visits the Isle de Jean Charles, Louisiana, one of the first communities in the United States to undergo a federally funded relocation due to climate change

Clare Jackson examines the history of the royal family and charts the origins of the United Kingdom, beginning with James VI's attempts to unite Scotland and England

Clare Jackson reveals how the unprecedented religious violence of the Wars of the Three Kingdoms shaped British political culture and subsequent constitutional crises

Clare Jackson examines how the Stuarts became fatally divided by religion, with Scotland losing its sovereignty and becoming part of Great Britain in 1707

Hilary Mantel, Philippa Gregory and David Starkey sift through the evidence to determine why Henry VIII's second wife was executed in 1536

Experts seek a lost garden planted in 1592 as part of a three-day party commemorating the defeat of the Spanish Armada, an event attended by Elizabeth I

Raksha Dave and Alex Langlands join a team from Reading University at a site in Silchester, near Reading, as they examine one of the best-preserved Roman sites in Britain

The history of HMS Invincible, a ship that was captured from the French in 1747 and helped transform the Royal Navy with the lessons it taught about organisation and ship design

With the Spanish monarchy funding his trip, explorer Christopher Columbus sets sail. The discovery of the New World sparks a new age for the Spanish Empire

Columbus' return voyage begins with bloodshed, when the Spanish at Hispaniola are killed. A chain of colonisation throughout the Caribbean begins

Hernán Cortés travels deep into the Mexican interior to conquer the Aztecs, becoming the most notorious of all the Conquistadors

Hilary Mantel, Philippa Gregory and David Starkey sift through the evidence to determine why Henry VIII's second wife was executed in 1536

Clare Jackson examines the history of the royal family and charts the origins of the United Kingdom, beginning with James VI's attempts to unite Scotland and England

Clare Jackson reveals how the unprecedented religious violence of the Wars of the Three Kingdoms shaped British political culture and subsequent constitutional crises

Clare Jackson examines how the Stuarts became fatally divided by religion, with Scotland losing its sovereignty and becoming part of Great Britain in 1707

Hilary Mantel, Philippa Gregory and David Starkey sift through the evidence to determine why Henry VIII's second wife was executed in 1536

Maiya May visits the Isle de Jean Charles, Louisiana, one of the first communities in the United States to undergo a federally funded relocation due to climate change

A chance for viewers to purchase goods from the comfort of home

A chance for viewers to purchase goods from the comfort of home