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i like how a small but notable trend is popping on youtube with oversimplified styled history videos, like the man became his own mini genre, admirable
My 5th GGF, Andrew Jackson Bailey was part of the 10th Kentucky Militia Regiment as a Private during the War of 1812. There is a story that supposedly he was at the River Raisin Massacre and escaped by swimming across the river. Thank you as a descendant of multiple war of 1812 veteran including a colonel for making this video
Can you do a video on when Lake Champlain migrated from eastern Maine to western Vermont? So many moose, blueberries, and Benny & Jerrys were lost in those days...
🇨🇦 Laura Secord played a pivotal part in 1812 war. She overheard American officers discussing their plans of a surprise attack and then walked 20 miles to warn British forces. Her warning led to British victory in Battle of Beaver Dams. Your Welcome 🫡🇨🇦
I loved the vid and i hope more people can find you. its the first time I've come across this channel. The thumbnail and title intrigued me cause i love oversimplified but he only posts like once a decade🤣. The video itself was great and i hope you keep improving and filling that simplified history niche. Good work big man
@@historywithseb i dunno if you take suggestions but research the Regulator-Moderator war of east Texas. That would be a fun topic not everyone knows about. They were Regulators 30 years before William H. Bonney. 😉
I discovered this channel just yesterday, and your content is amazing!! It’s easy, entertaining, AND informative! It would be really nice if you could make a video on the Korean war - it’s quite interesting.
Absolutely amazing video, make an video about the Franco Prussian War. It's pretty historic, and I think in an Oversimplified style, it can be pretty good anyway
“Our soldiers from our boats to fight in their army” Sailors are on boats at I doubt the navy would kidnap people to fight in the army rather than the navy
awesome video, love this kind of content! One small detail though it's pronounced Mack-ka-naw not Mack-a-nick, its a weird spelling because it was a native language translated into French. Edit just realized like 10 other ppl commented this XD sry
GREAT Video!!! It's pretty surprising that the Americans won that Naval Battle considering the fact the Royal Navy...even by the mid 1800's was the STRONGEST Navy in the World.
Very common mistake for those not from the area but Mackinac is pronounced as if the c at the end is a w Mak•n•awe. It's a native American word. This is actually how we can tell if people are from Michigan or not.
Nice video! The War of 1812 is (arguably) an American victory, but it is generally seen as a draw. I'll explain: The Battle of New Orleans happened before the Treaty of Ghent was ratified. This is very important as the treaty is effectively meaningless without ratification. "Treaty of Nicolls' Outpost" is a perfect example of one as it was never ratified and it led right into to the First Seminole War (and American invasion of Spanish Florida). And the United States did achieve the majority of their war aims - directly or indirectly. Tecumseh’s Confederacy? Defeated. Red Stick Creeks? Defeated. Spanish Florida? Territory was secured from the Louisiana Purchase and West Florida weakened. Mobile might have been the only area kept. Federalists? Permanently discredited and a Federalist sheriff involved in smuggling for the British was chased out of town. The Battle of New Orleans ensured westward expansion and ended any potential chance of secession from the Federalists (blue-light Federalists) in "New Ireland". The British did not want any westward expansion; they wanted an Indian Buffer State, part of a lowly populated side of Maine, and control of the Mississippi River. The United States also voted against annexation prior to the failed invasion, as William Hull disobeyed Madison's orders on telling the inhabitants that it was the "United States's goal." Canadians tend to omit the vote against annexation when discussing the War of 1812. 😌
I am a Michigander. Fort Michilimackinac is the French fort on the lower peninsula in Mackinaw City. Fort Mackinac is the American fort on the island. All of these places are pronounced Mackinaw but only the city spells it that way! It was Fort Mackinac on the island that was attacked in War of 1812. 😂
@@adamyouker6449 Sorry, you're right! I did get the name of the Fort wrong. I have so many good memories of that day, and that trip in general, I guess I got it confused.
@@historywithseb Sorry, I did get the name of Fort Mackinac incorrect. As I already explained in my previous reply. I have so many good memories from that trip. I just got the name confused!
As a Canadian, pretty great video… but remember, the war of 1812 was Canadian victory. The Americans invaded Canada just for us to hold them back, and against all odds defend ourselves with British help against the much stronger Americans, plus we burned downed the White House, so that’s a plus! Maple syrup 🍁 hockey 🏒 and igloos continue to rule the north!
Who’s we? That was all the British especially the White House. And when the war ends with a peace agreement the British brought up first you tell me who won. Your just mad that you guys waited for independence to be given to you instead of fighting for it like the Americans did
@@zacharyhonrud2610The British were the ones who burned down the White House but most of the fighting was in Canada and the beginning of the war was mostly Canadians. At the time Canada wasn’t even a thing and they were just known as British too so obviously they would of been referred to as British at the time but if anything it’s both a Canadian and British victory and we both owned America
@@Thealphabethas11letters. The war began with the US wanting more Martine rights and also expanding into Canada, and in the end they failed both objectives, suffered more casualties and even at one point had their capital burnt down which was a national embarrassment. It was definitely a British victory. The US was lucky Britain was in the middle of another more important war during 1812
Thank you so much man! Adobe Photoshop for the illustrations like maps, backgrounds and the characters and Adobe After Effects for the animations. To add the music and sounds and make some cuts at the end I use DaVinci Resolve 🙂
For an oversimplified history vid, it's understandable to skip some stuff but omitting the Burning of York is kinda nutts. It was the whole reason the British burned Washington. You also missed a whole bunch of shenanigans on the Niagara Peninsula like Lundy's Lane and the Siege of Fort Erie.
I’m sorry bro did not just say Mackinac like that. It’s pronounced Mackinaw. You also forgot to mention the reason the British burned down the White House was for revenge after the Americans burned down the parliament building in Canada’s capitol York (modern Toronto). I’m from Michigan and I’m issuing a formal complaint because of the Mackinac thing. Great video though, everything else was amazing.
Geez the USA never went to war over Canada. Will you people actually read from historians especially like Canadian historian Pierre Brenton instead of getting off what o the on TH-cam say.
Hell yea we served bbq’d to the United States, no hard feelings though unless you want there to be hmm you would want American monuments to burn, do you?
Thank you man! With "Oversimplified style" I just mean that I use similar maps, background designs and animated characters to explain a specific historical event - which is what he does too 🙂
@@historywithseb Oooouuu... Ok, but that isn't bad. You must just... "polish your skills" (Idk how to write this, I'm from Poland but still learning B1+)
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Specking of oversimplified has anyone heard of em?
Yes I have he takes years to post
Why do I hear Joe Swanson?
real
Brody from Yo Mama
Puddy.
Hey peta
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Bro was tired of waiting for oversimplified so HE BECAME oversimplified
That's right! 😄
You can call it ‘oversimplified style’ but I feel after some teething issues is sorted, you’ll come out something truly unique. Loved this!!
Thank you so much man! 🙏😊
i like how a small but notable trend is popping on youtube with oversimplified styled history videos, like the man became his own mini genre, admirable
My 5th GGF, Andrew Jackson Bailey was part of the 10th Kentucky Militia Regiment as a Private during the War of 1812. There is a story that supposedly he was at the River Raisin Massacre and escaped by swimming across the river. Thank you as a descendant of multiple war of 1812 veteran including a colonel for making this video
I wanted to find a video like oversimplified about 1812….. I think I found it
Did I just hear “mackinic”
ITS PRONOUNCED “MAKINAW”
*angry Michigander noises*
Sorry 😅
@@historywithseb no it’s all good, just joking around. A lot of people don’t pronounce it correctly anyway!
Tbh I give you praise for crediting oversimplified, lot of bootleg channels claiming they "created" the oversimplified style
Can you do a video on when Lake Champlain migrated from eastern Maine to western Vermont? So many moose, blueberries, and Benny & Jerrys were lost in those days...
Thanks for filling the void left by Oversimplified’s lack of uploads.
You're welcome! Thank you so much for watching! 😊
These kind of videos really helps me thanks
oversimplified wont upload so this has to be my substitute 👍👍👍
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I see why oversimplified hasn’t covered this! So many little confusing parts. But Seb I think you did great! Looking forward to more.
Thank you so much! I really appreciate it! 😊
3:00 Hey this game seems familiar.
This is amazing please make more!!!
Thank you so much, will do! 😊
🇨🇦 Laura Secord played a pivotal part in 1812 war. She overheard American officers discussing their plans of a surprise attack and then walked 20 miles to warn British forces. Her warning led to British victory in Battle of Beaver Dams. Your Welcome 🫡🇨🇦
This channel deserves more attention
Thank you so much man! 🙏
Just found this channel amazing keep up the good work
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I loved the vid and i hope more people can find you.
its the first time I've come across this channel. The thumbnail and title intrigued me cause i love oversimplified but he only posts like once a decade🤣. The video itself was great and i hope you keep improving and filling that simplified history niche. Good work big man
Thank you so much man! I really appreciate it! 🙏☺
Glad I found this since we will have flying cars when oversimplified posts a new video
Good video. I get the "Oversimplified" influence but you kinda made your own version of it. Keep it up.
Thank you so much man! 😊
Wow! Just discovered this channel, but I'm sure to check more of your videos out! Great work man.
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@@historywithsebdude your better than oversimplified cause you upload videos mpre often
Love your channel. Really neat... topics are of major interest to me personally.
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@@historywithseb i dunno if you take suggestions but research the Regulator-Moderator war of east Texas. That would be a fun topic not everyone knows about. They were Regulators 30 years before William H. Bonney. 😉
this video deserves more views
Thank you so much! 🙏
This guy has been our only hope since the year that oversimplified stopped posting
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Yeah he hasn't posted for a year now don't know what's happening behind the scenes aside from maybe joining in one of the anime TH-camrs and that it
I discovered this channel just yesterday, and your content is amazing!! It’s easy, entertaining, AND informative!
It would be really nice if you could make a video on the Korean war - it’s quite interesting.
Thank you so much! I really appreciate your kind words! Korean War is noted ☺
Kid: Hey mom can we watch Oversimplified?
Mom: No sweaty, we have Oversimplified at home.
Oversimplified at home:
Your mum is at my home.
This deserves so many more views!
Thank you so much man! I really appreciate it!☺
why can my mind watch this video in oversimplified's voice
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1.5x it’s really like oversimplified
DC got burned to the ground and still no one was forced to serve (no draft until Lincoln). Now that's living in a free country!
actyually it was the confederates that introduced the draft
You could do a really good kousco impression
Great video as always
Thank you so much man! ☺
What about the engagement on Lake Huron?
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There were many more battles and engagements than I covered, I really just limited it to the most relevant ones to not make the video too long 🙂
10:16 Wait the battle took place in 1915?
100 years later? Boy, the Post was slow back then. :P
Of course I meant 1815** 😅
As a Michigander, your pronunciation of Fort Mackinac is sinful
Good job!!! Hope more videos are to come!
Thank you! 🙏
8:41 The Battle of Plattsburgh actually took place on New York State not Maine.
Absolutely amazing video, make an video about the Franco Prussian War. It's pretty historic, and I think in an Oversimplified style, it can be pretty good anyway
Thank you so much man! I've noted your suggestion, thank you! 🙏☺
Rhyming Mackinac with rack really hurt what was otherwise a good video.
Thank you! 😊
Your videos are really good, but I can't use them with junior high kids!
Thank you so much! 😊
This video needs more views and likes.
“Our soldiers from our boats to fight in their army”
Sailors are on boats at I doubt the navy would kidnap people to fight in the army rather than the navy
I watched not even a full minute when I decided this was my new favorite history channel 😂😂
awesome video, love this kind of content! One small detail though it's pronounced Mack-ka-naw not Mack-a-nick, its a weird spelling because it was a native language translated into French.
Edit just realized like 10 other ppl commented this XD sry
Thank you so much! 😊
GREAT Video!!! It's pretty surprising that the Americans won that Naval Battle considering the fact the Royal Navy...even by the mid 1800's was the STRONGEST Navy in the World.
solid video man!
Thank you! 🙏☺
Very common mistake for those not from the area but Mackinac is pronounced as if the c at the end is a w Mak•n•awe. It's a native American word.
This is actually how we can tell if people are from Michigan or not.
Good to know, thank you! 😅
Wouldn’t work on me bro, ppl from my place pronounce it the same.
W inspiration with your own touch.
Thank you man! ☺
That's not oversimplified that's undercomplicated 💀
No hate or anything, I just wanted to say that.
Good video bro
Thank you so much man! 🙏
Love the videos
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Nice video! The War of 1812 is (arguably) an American victory, but it is generally seen as a draw. I'll explain:
The Battle of New Orleans happened before the Treaty of Ghent was ratified. This is very important as the treaty is effectively meaningless without ratification. "Treaty of Nicolls' Outpost" is a perfect example of one as it was never ratified and it led right into to the First Seminole War (and American invasion of Spanish Florida).
And the United States did achieve the majority of their war aims - directly or indirectly.
Tecumseh’s Confederacy? Defeated.
Red Stick Creeks? Defeated.
Spanish Florida? Territory was secured from the Louisiana Purchase and West Florida weakened. Mobile might have been the only area kept.
Federalists? Permanently discredited and a Federalist sheriff involved in smuggling for the British was chased out of town.
The Battle of New Orleans ensured westward expansion and ended any potential chance of secession from the Federalists (blue-light Federalists) in "New Ireland". The British did not want any westward expansion; they wanted an Indian Buffer State, part of a lowly populated side of Maine, and control of the Mississippi River.
The United States also voted against annexation prior to the failed invasion, as William Hull disobeyed Madison's orders on telling the inhabitants that it was the "United States's goal." Canadians tend to omit the vote against annexation when discussing the War of 1812. 😌
Undersimplified is crazy
I don’t know if this is the jam you want to work with. But you are totally good enough to make your own style.
Thank you so much man!
When does oversimplified release another video 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Maybe next year! 😅
this channnel should be called overcomplicated
Jolly good
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man is not the oversimplifed, he is oversimplifed the sequel
I've been to fort Mackinac, its pronounced Mackinaw btw. And that's just the name of the island.
Good to know, thank you man!
I am a Michigander. Fort Michilimackinac is the French fort on the lower peninsula in Mackinaw City. Fort Mackinac is the American fort on the island. All of these places are pronounced Mackinaw but only the city spells it that way! It was Fort Mackinac on the island that was attacked in War of 1812. 😂
@@adamyouker6449 Sorry, you're right! I did get the name of the Fort wrong. I have so many good memories of that day, and that trip in general, I guess I got it confused.
@@historywithseb Sorry, I did get the name of Fort Mackinac incorrect. As I already explained in my previous reply. I have so many good memories from that trip. I just got the name confused!
I keep expecting this guy to start doing Yo Mama jokes.
He's taking so many hiatuses that other people are making the videos for him.
He hasn’t posted a video since September of 2022 when he did the First Punic War
@@joeszymaszek1146 And before that, he uploaded one video like every 6 months.
As a Canadian, pretty great video… but remember, the war of 1812 was Canadian victory. The Americans invaded Canada just for us to hold them back, and against all odds defend ourselves with British help against the much stronger Americans, plus we burned downed the White House, so that’s a plus!
Maple syrup 🍁 hockey 🏒 and igloos continue to rule the north!
But Canada is not real
Who’s we? That was all the British especially the White House. And when the war ends with a peace agreement the British brought up first you tell me who won. Your just mad that you guys waited for independence to be given to you instead of fighting for it like the Americans did
@@zacharyhonrud2610The British were the ones who burned down the White House but most of the fighting was in Canada and the beginning of the war was mostly Canadians. At the time Canada wasn’t even a thing and they were just known as British too so obviously they would of been referred to as British at the time but if anything it’s both a Canadian and British victory and we both owned America
@@geox8485You didn’t own America, the war was a draw certainly not a British victory
@@Thealphabethas11letters. The war began with the US wanting more Martine rights and also expanding into Canada, and in the end they failed both objectives, suffered more casualties and even at one point had their capital burnt down which was a national embarrassment. It was definitely a British victory. The US was lucky Britain was in the middle of another more important war during 1812
I asked, and he made it. Although you may not remember I asked, thanks. Nice job man, nice job.
That's why I made it! Thanks for the suggestion! ☺
@@historywithseb Oh I thought you had completely forgot about it. Thank YOU for making it!
@@dozensofeggs1608 You're welcome! Just takes a while to make the videos, that's why it took so long 😄
This is hella entertaining
Question: apps/softwares used for making these videos?
Thank you so much man! Adobe Photoshop for the illustrations like maps, backgrounds and the characters and Adobe After Effects for the animations. To add the music and sounds and make some cuts at the end I use DaVinci Resolve 🙂
Jesus yall really got me thinking Oversimplified uploaded for a second😂😂😂
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cool!
Thank you man! 😊
It's great to see this man getting more likes
Thank you so much man! 🙏
"Copyright law means nothing anymore, ima copy that other guy exactly"
Loved it here where the show drops military men at sea are called sailors. soldiers fight on land
I miss Oversimplified
I love this
This one’s good
Thanks man!
Blud litteraly copying oversimplified
France owned Corsica and still does
Hey, this was really well-made and very easy for my ADHD brain to follow. Looking forward to your future uploads
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Oversimplifieds been gone for so long I’ve resorted to Kirkland brand oversimplified
Better than nothing!😄
My teacher played this in school and then got fired because a superintendant was watching us
Dude you have to be joking 💀💀💀
hye man this was amazing! a small point tho. At 10:15 you said the battle of new orleans is 1915, as you already know it was in 1815.
oops, you're right! Thank you for noticing!
today is the 199th anniversary of the signing of the treaty of ghent
What about the battle of Queenstown heights you never mentioned that.
For an oversimplified history vid, it's understandable to skip some stuff but omitting the Burning of York is kinda nutts. It was the whole reason the British burned Washington. You also missed a whole bunch of shenanigans on the Niagara Peninsula like Lundy's Lane and the Siege of Fort Erie.
Please do Julius Caesar
It said the battle of New Orleans was in 1915
Yeah that's my bad, sorry! I meant 1815* of course 😅
Did Joe Swanson voice this?
I’m sorry bro did not just say Mackinac like that. It’s pronounced Mackinaw. You also forgot to mention the reason the British burned down the White House was for revenge after the Americans burned down the parliament building in Canada’s capitol York (modern Toronto).
I’m from Michigan and I’m issuing a formal complaint because of the Mackinac thing.
Great video though, everything else was amazing.
Haha, you're right! Thank you so much man!
Nice
Thank you so much! 🙏
Aaaaand now Oversimplified can never do this video... awesome...
For A spilt section, I thought it was his video!
Glad to hear that! 😄
@@historywithseb Keep up the amazing work!
@@WilliamJeffersonClinton1993 Thank you so much! ☺
I remember the battle of New Orleans in 1915. 10:15
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MackinAW!!! Geez.
Sir, you don't need to copy over simplified you are soooo good. Just make your own videos
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Why does it look like oversimplified videos
They're inspired by him!
Geez the USA never went to war over Canada. Will you people actually read from historians especially like Canadian historian Pierre Brenton instead of getting off what o the on TH-cam say.
Hi i am new
Hi there! 🙃
@@historywithseb hi nice video
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Hell yea we served bbq’d to the United States, no hard feelings though unless you want there to be hmm you would want American monuments to burn, do you?
Well... This isn't Oversimplified style at all, but not bad
Thank you man! With "Oversimplified style" I just mean that I use similar maps, background designs and animated characters to explain a specific historical event - which is what he does too 🙂
@@historywithseb Oooouuu... Ok, but that isn't bad. You must just... "polish your skills" (Idk how to write this, I'm from Poland but still learning B1+)
@@imp1kamil Thank you for your feedback, I appreciate it! I try to improve my quality in the coming videos! ☺
Man i thought the brits rule the sea