The Fourth of July is all about red-white-and-blue, fireworks, barbecues, and gathering with friends and family. But it's also about celebrating the origins of these United States. If you want to immerse yourself in the many chapters that constitute the story of this country, check out the AMC+ titles below. They're a mix of series, including an Emmy-winning classic, plus a movie that take you all the way from the Revolutionary War to the aftermath of World War II and the turbulence of the 60s. Check out the selected highlights and head over to AMC+ now to subscribe.

TURN: Washington’s Spies
An AMC original series, TURN: Washington's Spies stars Jamie Bell and is the untold story of America's first spy ring. It's the tale of an unlikely team of secret agents who form The Culper Ring to help turn the tide of the Revolutionary War, and features appearances by General George Washington and Benedict Arnold. Binge all four seasons on AMC+.

The American West
From Executive Producer Robert Redford, The American West tells the story of the aftermath of the Civil War and how the United States transformed into the land of opportunity. The documentary/series depicts the exploits of legendary figures like Jesse James, Crazy Horse, Billy the Kid, Sitting Bull, Wyatt Earp, and General Custer, with commentary from authors, historians, and actors such as Redford who made their mark in Westerns. Stream all eight episodes now on AMC+.

Hell on Wheels
The five seasons of AMC's drama, Hell on Wheels, follows the story of a Confederate veteran (Anson Mount) as he heads west to seek revenge against the Union soldiers who killed his wife. He also works on the Transcontinental Railroad, which transformed the country by connecting the East and West coasts both literally and figuratively. The cast of the Emmy-nominated series includes Colm Meaney as an opportunistic entrepreneur, Common as a former slave remaking his life, and Tzi Ma as the leader of the Chinese workers. Binge Hell on Wheels on AMC+. 

Copper
Copper, a gripping crime series set in 1860s New York City, centers on Kevin Corcoran (Tom Weston-Jones), an intense, rugged Irish-American detective (or "copper") working the city's notorious Five Points neighborhood in Lower Manhattan. Civil War veterans and runaway slaves building their postwar lives make up the cast of characters. Stream both seasons of Copper on AMC+.

The Catcher Was a Spy
Paul Rudd stars in this true-life thriller about Moe Berg, a Boston Red Sox catcher-turned-World War II spy tasked with assassinating Werner Heisenberg, a Nazi atomic scientist played by Mark Strong (of AMC's Low Winter Sun). The movie also features Jeff Daniels as the head of the Office of Strategic Services (the precursor to the CIA), and Paul Giamatti as a Dutch-born physicist. Watch The Catcher Was a Spy on AMC+.

Mad Men
Mad Men is AMC's critically acclaimed series from creator, writer, director and executive producer Matthew Weiner. Set in 1960s New York, Mad Men, which stars Jon Hamm as the magnetic and tormented ad exec Don Draper, pulls the viewer into the high-powered and glamorous "Golden Age" of advertising. The multi-Emmy winner also showcases how the U.S. navigated the shift from the postwar prosperity of Dwight Eisenhower's presidency to the tumult of the Sixties. Stream all seven seasons on AMC+.

Want more? Don't forget about A Few Good Men, the stirring military courtroom drama that's propelled by a death at Cuba's Guantanamo Naval Base and is headlined by Tom Cruise, Demi Moore, and Jack Nicholson. There's also Dark Winds, a Western noir that follows Lt. Joe Leaphorn of the Navajo Tribal Police and is an evocative look at Native life. Stream Season 1 before Season 2 premieres on Sunday, July 30 at 9/8c on AMC. Head over to AMC+ now to subscribe.
AMC+ is available on Apple and Android devices, as well as Roku and Amazon Fire plus Samsung and Vizio smart TVs. You can also stream AMC+ through a variety of providers, including AppleTV, Prime Video Channels, DirectTV, Dish, Roku Channel, Sling, and Xfinity. Sign up for AMC+ now.