Martin Luther King Jr.

The team auctions a letter signed by Martin Luther King Jr. and some very expensive doll furniture made by folk artist Howard Finster. Also available on Amazon Instant Video, iTunes and VUDU

On April 4, 1968, escaped convict James Earl Ray shot and killed Dr. Martin Luther King. Roads to Memphis is the fateful narrative of this killer and his prey, set against the seething, turbulent forces in American society at that time. Also available on Xfinity, Amazon Instant Video and iTunes

Forty Years Ago Today, The Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr. Was Assassinated. He Was A Vital Leader In The Civil Rights Movement. Dr. King'S Work Led To The Passing Of The Civil Rights Act Of 1964 And The Voting Rights Act Of 1965. Tom Brokaw, John Hope Franklin, James Clyburn And Dr. Beverly Tatum Discuss The Life And Legacy Of Martin Luther King, Jr.

Hour five explores the post-World War II era, when rising evangelist Billy Graham tried to inspire a religious revival that fused faith with patriotism in a Cold War battle with "Godless Communism."

The final hour of God in America brings the series into the present day, exploring the religious and political aspirations of conservative evangelicals' moral crusade over divisive social issues like abortion and gay marriage.

During the 19th century, the forces of modernity challenged traditional faith and drove a wedge between liberal and conservative believers.

This episode examines the post-World War II era, when rising evangelist Billy Graham tried to inspire a religious revival that fused faith with patriotism in a Cold War battle against "Godless communism."

A joint production of the acclaimed PBS series "Frontline" and "American Experience," this penetrating documentary examines the role of religion in America and looks back on its long -- and often surprising -- history. Segments focus on the tension between Puritan leaders and non-believers, the conversion of Native peoples, and the precarious relationship between politics and the pulpit, among other topics.

The final installment brings the series into the present day, exploring the religious and political aspirations of conservative evangelicals' moral crusade over divisive social issues such as abortion and same-sex marriage.

During the 19th century, the forces of modernity challenged traditional faith and drove a wedge between liberal and conservative believers as some embraced change while others adhered to Old World customs.