I don't know if I'd let my kids watch one-sided fake history on TV geared for entertainment not enlightenment or knowledge.
  The best antidote to this is extensive reading of history books that tell the other side of the story, from the victims' point of view.
   For the history of French-Canada I recommend "White Niggers of America" by Pierre Vallieres and "Le Petit Manuel de L'histoire de Quebec" by Leandre Bergeron. They really opened the eyes of sheltered middle class university students in 1971. (Parental guidance is recommended. LOL).
  But in this "inclusive" era of re(building) democracy, books are unfortunately sooo 20th Century. History is so bloody, maybe we're better not commemorating it (especially with shlocky TV programs) but forgetting it. Move forward. Live in the moment.
  The revolution will not be televised. And neither will the true facts of history.