
Exploring the evolving narrative of America through the stories of some of the nation's most famous families.

When young Lammot du Pont pushes his company to get out of the business of war, it sets off a conflict that transforms not only the family but American industry for generations.

Junius Morgan and his son JP arrive on Wall Street in the 1860s; by the end of the century, the House of Morgan controls many of America's biggest industries, including the railways and U.S. Steel.

The Bushes are one of America's oldest families, known more for their genteel manners and success in business than politics; so when war hero George H.W. Bush decides he wants to run for president, he hopes the family name leads him to victory.