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Thank you for your content ❤

The antifederalist argument was totally legitimate esp seeing what the USA turned into

Winfied Scott was a (prounionist) Virginian!

@4:00 Disneyland?

I’ve been listening to this playlist in my car, and when I got to the part where you started playing the extremely loud war movie scene I started losing my shit

Slaves come to mind.

I hate the word antebellum we all live in a antebellum time we never know when a wars gona start and neither did they back in the 1850s

This lecture should be retitled to "A Timeline of Slavery in the American South" It was a little more diverse than you let on... Ever been to Winston County Alabama?

Loving these so far. I was having so much trouble finding a decent early American history lecture series.

Canada here. Love your lectures.

Awesomeness thank you

Hello, what’s the textbook for this class?

RIGHT!

Kina

audio quality is subpar in this one compared to the others, keeps fading in and out

.4th like 👍 from meeeeeeh

Says "right?" too much. Cant listen.

Elizabeth did not kill Queen Mary - she died of ill health, not murder.

You are a hypocrite! You are stating your opinion not facts . Every successful business buys low sells high . Your criticism of the prosperous south stems from jealousy . You should check your facts linen is made from flax not cotton .

This was excellent. A really great overview. Looking forward to the next in the series.

The subtitles are awful. “What Rolfe finds” becomes “what Ralph fiennes”. This is not the only seriously questionable line.

Your channel is gold! Thank you so much!!! 😭 I have to take my American History Exam and I took the course like 2 years ago so I'm watching these videos as I read my course material. Greetings from Argentina!!!

Another individual attempting to act as if he is being unique in his presentation. If you do not know American history by this point, you are forever lost and will buy into anything that anyone tells you. It's simply the same garbage, in reverse.

You turned southern culture into an attack on white men. Bravo goof ball.

Fuck I love history class!!!

I thought Bloody Mary died of Dropsy. Didnt Elizabeth I only execute Mary, Queen of Scots?

Excellent lecture!

Brilliant stuff.

He's using the word "patriarchy" very loosely. "Patriarchy" is the feminist idea that ALL men control society to oppress ALL women, which can't apply to Anrebellum South, which excluded poor white men and black men from positions of power. It also can't apply because, as he admits, lots of the Plantation Wives owned slaves, which means they do have societal power. You simply can't say, "Antebellum was a Patriarchy" and also say, "Plantation Wives owned slaves, and black men and poor white men had no societal power".

So “politically incorrect” to make all southern history about black oppression. Actually it’s all the information that seems to be available. But anyway how’s about another dose of hate for white culture? I came here for another lecture about minority oppression. Not aesthetic beauty.

Great listen.loving these at the moment.

Amazing thank you I’m just learning this for my own interest and your lecture was so informative wow just wow

Does anyone know if the Council of New England and the relatively newer Massachusetts Bay Colony were allies or rivals?

Says he "won't give a politically correct view of the South" just to do the most politically correct thing possible and make the whole thing about slavery lmao

Thank you so much for these videos, they are really entertaining and clear : )

Love the lecture, however, a gentle suggestion I have is to monitor how often you say “kind of” and other filler phrases as it makes a person sound less sure of themselves. It also tells the listener that your argument isn’t logical and therefore not based on facts but rather feelings. It was a bit difficult to know if what you were actually saying was true versus what was only “kind of” true. I hope that’s helpful as you do have a strong lecture here.

Isn’t that what goes on in the states now…don’t get sick, your on your own..

But how did these big plantation owners come to be..how did they buy land, who started it…….who gave the land…where did they come from..

Social class..straight from Europe..class system..and big homes, etc..

Go big, go home.

To be impressed, coming up the driveway….almost like coming up a driveway in England, big, fancy…

Deep South, beautiful mansions, Spanish moss, women running around in beautiful dresses sipping mint julep….growing cotton, tobacco, gentile, hot,climate, southern drawl…horses, carriages

Not bad, I give you a B.

For real lol ...

Possible maternal heritage of mine lol.....

George Bourne, Presybterian/Dutch Reformed, prolific writer against American slavery and Roman Catholicism, who worked with Garrison, demanded all slaves be freed immediately, immediate Abolition or God would bring divine judgement on the country (1818). Bourne insisted that slave owners be excluded from churches as unrepentant sinners, until they repented. Bourne used his extensive knowledge of Hebrew to argue the Bible forbid slavery, and that certain verses had been poorly translated into English as well as being taken out of context by hypocritical pro-slavery thinkers. He insists that slave owners were man stealers, and guilty of breaking the commandment against stealing, as well as calling the slave system a giant brothel, and also devoted to the sexual abuse of black women (Slavery and it's Impact on Women). Like the martyred Presybterian Elijah Lovejoy in Alton, IL, he spoke against the Pope and slavery. In that combination, they were similiar to Samuel Sewell, the Reformed judge in Massachusetts who wrote the Selling of Joseph in 1700. Reading Sewell and then comparing it to George Bourne is very interesting to understanding the orthodox Christian abolitionists.

Says “right” too often. Gets annoying. Otherwise good presentation.

you degrade yourself when you assign motives to historical figures based on stereotypes. you did learn a lot of facts but keep your opinions out of it and allow people to decice for themselves.

1:33:34 I have a question. If the Boston Tea Party was so well known and most people of Boston were in on it, AND the men who did go through with it weren't really dressed up in Native regalia, how did the story get changed to where it's taught in school that it was a secret, and they were dressed up to hide their identities? You probably don't have the answer, I am just curious. This is the first time I'm hearing that they weren't actually trying to hide themselves too much. Great video again

Great video