The documentary 13th gets a 32-question video guide across seven timestamped segments, tracking the film from its opening minutes on global incarceration rates and the 13th Amendment to its closing minutes on the origins of Black Lives Matter. Early questions ask what the 13th Amendment abolished and how Civil Rights activists were treated and portrayed; later segments track U.S. prison-population growth by decade alongside the political decisions behind it, including the 'law and order' campaign, the war on drugs, the Willie Horton ad, and the three-strikes law, before closing on ALEC's ties to private prisons. A matching three-page answer key provides responses to the viewing questions and marks the final title reflection as open-ended, including exact prison-population figures at several points in time.