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please come back. where is part 2?

Virginian who grew up in Manassas here. I’ve walked every inch of that battlefield and know the area and history well. That was one of the best, most concise videos on First Manassas I’ve seen. Well done!

Not sure the AONV was about to "attack" those cities, the idea of the "invasion" was to entice Maryland to join the Confederate side.

This is exceptionally well done! Clear and useful visuals, just the right amount of detail, and flawless narration. I can't wait to see the other videos from this account.

I'm waiting for the second part🥺

Cool Now I'll make one more realistic and cool with a mini figure And then crash it in the most devastating way possible I have a small channel now with 2 very bad animations called THE AUSTRALIAN. 123 I will soon expand the channel to other lego related things

Nice Job, Kid. Im proud of you buddy

Good to see kids creating their own video. Another great resource is Mike Duncan American Revolution Podcast. This is great for the use of maps & illustrations. Well done!

Part 2

Thanks! Going on a mini historical vacation to Saratoga in a fe weeks, reading books and playing a few war games. But the animated map is truly helpful to pull it all together. I must admit, at first you sounded young but then you sounded young and informed.

this is awesome, i hope you’re proud of your work, because we all are :)

This was highly detailed. Job well done

It's unfortunate that very few Americans are aware of how Gates stole Arnold's rightful credit for this battle. When Gates wasn't busy trying to sidestep the chain of command and undermine Washington, he was screwing Arnold. There's more to Arnold's story than most are aware of.

Thank you for these great videos! Very educational and well done.

Very cool! Its refreshing to know a young person taking interest! I wish my 26 year old daughter knew REAL AMERICAN HISTORY! Benedict Arnold and Barry St Ledger are in my family tree!

I really have become a Big Fan of yours. Yours Videos are top notch and can be compared with the best. You asked for ideas, how about a series about battles of the franco-prussian war.

Gates had tapped Tadeusz Kościuszko, a Polish-Lithuanian military engineer, to survey the country between the opposing armies, choose the most defensible position, and fortify it. Finding just such a spot near Saratoga, overlooking the Hudson at Bemis Heights, Kościuszko laid out a robust array of defenses, nearly impregnable. Artillery emplacements on Bemis Heights prevented the British from advancing on the river road and forced them inland to try and take the artillery in the rear, where they found the Americans in a blocking position on fortified high ground. His judgment and meticulous attention to detail frustrated the British attacks during the Battle of Saratoga. Kościuszko's work at Saratoga received great praise from Gates, who later told his friend, Dr. Benjamin Rush: "The great tacticians of the campaign were hills and forests, which a young Polish engineer was skillful enough to select for my encampment."

Great channel you have, how old are you ?

Hooker could have crushed the ANV if he hadn't inexplicably ordered them to retreat on the 1st.

This was a VERY well done video, Ive listened to it and firmly enjoyed it. History student from Germany here :)

Well done!

You didn’t mention that Fraser was killed.

Learn proper pronunciation

This is an excellent video. I am currently putting together a lesson on the American Revolution for an English Student of mine. I had really been struggling to understand/comprehend other content on the Battles of Saratoga. This is the best video I've watched so far and I will definitely be using what I learned in this video to put together my lesson. thank you

Great job !

It’s funny that the Confederate army was called the “Army of the Potomac” and the Union army was called the “Army of Northeastern Virginia”

Where's Part 2?

What program did you use, may I ask?

Wow. Great job!!

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I had long heard that the capture of key British redoubts had led to the British surrender at Yorktown, but I never came across the explanation until now. Thank you for this enlightening animation.

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You did a great job with this I need to stop being sexist

This is really, really well done. And I do not qualify that with "for your age". Crisp information, conveyed concisely in an engaging manner. Very complex subect, simplified.

Can’t wait for part 2 :/

love how we get see the exact placement of regiments throughout the battle .Great work!

Great video

May I ask what program did you use to make this animated battle map?

Sent here by President Zelensky of Urkaine speech this past week in DC.

The flanking was not a surprise to Hooker. He had anticipated the possibility and taken steps to deal with the possibility. Both steps failed, one due to 11th corp commander Howard's negligence, not protecting his exposed flank as he had been ordered, and the other just plain bad luck. The telegraph had failed, and a rider sent ordering Reynolds to move his crop to support the 11th on that flank. The rider got lost (even with nearly a fool moon) and the order was delayed. Regardless, the event was not decisive. The 11th corp was the weakest corp, as they showed again at Gettysburg. The battle was lost the next day, primarily due to Hooker getting concussed by the cannon ball explosion leaving the Union without leadership at the most crucial time int he battle. The South had used up all reserves at this point, and the Union had plenty reserves. But no leader to move them where they were needed. Couch, and Hooker himself did not realized how incapacitated his was, so he did not relinquish command. At that point the Union was on the verge of victory, but that one cannon ball changed everything. A bit to one side of where it hit, Hooker is killed, Couch takes over immediately, moves reserves to drive off the Confederates, and you would have had a crushing Union victory.

Great video !! I live in Albany, NY & my father a Marine is buried in the Saratoga national cemetery on the battlefield

Is that the 1812 overture in the background?

My kids are asking you to make a video on the war of 1812 and the French and Indian war

Thank you so much for making this video, I've been trying to study the Civil war and the books do a very bad job at describing the battle, this vide has to be the best explanation of the battle I've seen so far. Once again thank you and hope you make more such videos in the future.

you know if it was not for George Washington we would not have a country today but i am sorry that a lot of other people don,t feel the same way as i do like they throw red paint on his statues which makes me very mad and upset that they would do that to the father of our country,

That kid talk to much it feel like an hour😂

Well Done!!!!

It is the Battle of Brooklyn....get it right.

lets be honest the french really did most of the work and the strategies