Getting your teenager to study history won’t be a problem any longer with Drive Thru History DVDs from Alpha Omega Publications®. This fast-paced and electrifying tour through the history of the Grecian and Roman empires will keep you and your child sitting on the edge of your seats. In his own unique style, host Dave Stotts will speed you through the ancient world as he teaches the history of the people, places, and events that have shaped our world and the Christian faith. The history of the Bible comes alive in this investigative, but ultramodern documentary. Talking the language of today’s teens, Dave Stotts’ humorous and expert commentary will blaze a new trail in your child’s love for history. Drive Thru History’s on-location explorations and high-tech animations provide unforgettable images of life in Greece and Rome between the years of 332 B.C. and 476 A.D. After viewing these high-voltage DVDs, your teenager will even be energized to memorize important leaders, politicians, and rulers that lived during this period in history. Clearly, your child won’t want to miss this trip! For the cost of one large pizza, you can feed your teenager a new love of history when you order Drive Thru History’s “Rome If You Want To” or “Greece and the Word.” Simply say yes to this offer and click on the order button below. Don’t wait another day. Order your copy of Drive Thru History for Christmas and give your teen a European experience in history that he’ll never forget! Who should Drive Thru History? Students that love energetic, entertaining history lessons Parents looking for exciting, supplemental history curriculum Parents who want to develop their teen's love of history DVDs include: Rome If You Want To Episode 1 Lost in Rome The Forum and Palatine Hill Emperors during the time of Christ The Arch of Titus The Destruction of Jerusalem Episode 2 The Circus Maximus Chariot Racing The Great Fire of Rome Nero's Persecution of Christians The Roman Pantheon Episode 3 Hannibal Invades Rome The Colosseum The Gladiators The Early Christian Influence