The plan was to write a total of twenty-five essays, the work divided evenly among the three men. In the end, they wrote eighty-five essays, in the span of six months. John Jay got sick after writing five. James Madison wrote twenty-nine. Hamilton wrote the other fifty-one!
So, I'm a 29 year old graduate student, and I'm totally hooked on John Greene's history videos. I've been marathoning through these videos. If only my K-12 education made history this entertaining!
1/3 comments: Lin Manuel Mirandalists who got too involved in the history part of History. 1/3 comments: Crying APUSH/AP Gov't students the day before the exam. The rest: Miscellaneous but still crying, probably teachers or failing freshman
@@twistiicuber1055 Unexplainable to people who don't know. The truth is EVERYWHERE around you in plain sight, hidden in numbers, words and art for everyone to see but only "readable" for those who KNOW by experience it's the truth. Others call it coincidence...
So, im currently reading the federalist papers. Probably almost 5 years since I left high school and 7 years since I left my AP US history class when I saw this video for the first time. I highly recommend anyone that is genuinely interested in American history to please read the constitution and the federalist papers as well to get a better grasp of our government and truly appreciate how beautifully written it was. (Minus the slavery and Native American parts obviously) it's important to judge history with a non biased viewpoint and not look at it from a modern lens because you don't know what people went through at the time.
These videos are STILL shown in college courses. Thanks for helping me through AP in high school, and for giving my professors easy homework to hand out!
10:05: The plan was to write a total of twenty-five essays, the work divided evenly among the three men. In the end, they wrote eighty-five essays, in the span of six months. John Jay got sick after writing five. James Madison wrote twenty-nine. Hamilton wrote thE OTHER FIFTY ONE!
Yay we love cramming in all of US history in less than 48 hours for an APUSH class! WE LOVE PROCRASTINATION! Also crash course helped me get through my world history honors class with my crazy teacher (yes we’re looking at you ms. Snyder)😇
I admire the US constitution in spite of flaws. Its start with, in caps, We, the people. I live in Norway and our constitution starts with "Kingdom of Norway"
Although Crash Course is Walmart and I am just a small grocery store, I always enjoy CC. And while I may not talk as fast as John, I do believe I blink far more than he can ever dream of.
this made me like your channel a lot more 😂 i wanted to let you know you are an idol at my high school, we walk into history class and go “HIP HUGEHS TODAY”. you are an icon. never stop being great.
Wow haven’t seenn this guy since I was in high school in 2016 when the teacher used to put you up on the board all the time for us to watch. So much nostalgia came back from just trying to learn about the constitution more.
"Constitutional convention" Hamilton at the constitutional convention! "I was chosen for the convention!" There as a New York Jr delegate. "Now what I'm about to say may seem indelicate."
WillisnotFunny Oy Vay mate. We're all with you. What I love about Green's videos is that he helps us form distinct opinions about historical events. Really useful for the long essays. Also learnerator has a really good review, you might want to check it out
The mystery document is from Federalist No. 29, if anyone is curious. Later, in 46, it is said that the standing army should no bigger than 4% of the size of the populace capable of bearing arms.
John you have helped me realize how difficult it is to teach history without inserting commentary whether unintentionally or completely intentionally in animated form. Thanks.
Weaponry had advanced past the musket. The puckle gun (patented in 1718) was a rapid fire weapon (in the right hands) that predates the Gatling gun. They had pepperbox pistols as early as 1790 and an array of different weaponry far more dangerous than a musket. And many Founding Fathers liked this sort of stuff. May I remind you that the cannon existed John.
Alique Williams Lol John Green has tried repeatedly to emphasize that there shouldn't be one "ultimate message" from any lesson of history, instead we should take the ENTIRE lesson as a message collectively, and not to mention the number of times he tried to emphasize that history can't simply be divided into "Bad"s and "Good"s.
Cat Riddle It doesn't matter if he says that. If you actually look at his videos objectively, like this one, there's a clear message and bias he's sending.
It's kinda ignorant to suggest Hamilton wouldn't have thought that firearms would evolve, being that while they were penning the Constitution, numerous firearms were available that sought to end the Musket/Pennsylvania Long Rifle's one shot fire mechanism. From the Puckle Gun to Congress's offer of the Belton Flintlock, there were many weapons in that time that tried to jumpstart rapid fire weapon evolution. Also, James Madison confirmed that Cannons were consititutionally protected under the 2nd Amendment. A cannon then is what a drone is now.
@Jamie Owns that's the thing, nobody has the right to buy anything. You can be refused the sale of guns, you can be refused services of any kind, what can not be taken is the right to own it. Also, it's a misunderstanding among even gun-rights supporters that the right to own guns comes from the Constitution. This is not true. The way the second amendment is written, along with all the amendments, doesn't say that it is granted, it says it exists. The Constitution acknowledges that these rights exist, rather than give them. The reason for this is that a right given by government or document can be taken away by the same means.
My inner fangirl sobs with pride when I see how the Hamilton fans have taken over this comment section. Never would have thought a founding father would get such a huge fan base.
9:55 Alexander joins forces with James Madison and John Jay to write a series of essays defending the new United States Constitution, entitled The Federalist Papers. The plan was to write a total of twenty-five essays, the work divided evenly among the three men. In the end, they wrote eighty-five essays, in the span of six months. John Jay got sick after writing five. James Madison wrote twenty-nine. Hamilton wrote the other fifty-one!
Love your channel. Not only do you do a good job conveying the content, but you do an even better job at using good cutaways and popup flash animations to make it actually entertaining. I actually laughed out loud at the rich people doing something comment and skrillex in the background. Great job
Kavisha Chandraratne im not much of a fan of musicals... and i've seen parts of it and it doesn't appeal all that much to me. I do really like the emphasis on Alexander Hamilton's beliefs on freedom and liberty though
I never understood why Crash Course sometimes resorted to cheap referential humour (ie. that guy whose name I don't remember from the Jersey Shore popping up briefly upon the mention of New Jersey) until we watched this episode today in world history. I understand that most high schoolers aren't interested in history, but that pop culture stuff is what caught their attention. So I understand now. Thank you for making Crash Course enjoyable for everyone, not just the nerds who are unironically interested, but the apathetic kids as well to the extent that maybe they'll remember the lesson more than if it was read from a humourless textbook. No one but me laughed at the foreshadowing filter though and that I'll never understand.
Yeah.... So true. Also don't EVER challenge John Green to a breath-holding contest. His lung capacity is HUGE! Like, he never paused ONCE in a 13:03 video. AMAZING.
+Zandandido +Weena Kapunan Lord show me how to say no to this, I, don't know how to say no to this, the situation's helpless... I like how the first couple comments are from Hamilton. XD
Duels weren't called duels back then. They were called affairs of honor, and we're very rarely actually taken to the battle field. Had Hamilton backed down from the duel, he could've been marked as inhonorable, and his career literally could've come to an end. Hamilton was actually an advocate for the end of duels after the death of his son, but backing down from a duel would've put the nail in his coffin (So did taking the duel, but that's not the point.) He could've said no to the duel, but then he would've been marked as cowardly, and his career would be over, and he probably thought they could both walk away with their lives.
John Green, your liberal bias is showing. A "right" isn't something that the government provides to you for free. It's simply anything that the government cannot deny you from having. So no, the government doesn't have to buy you a gun. It also cannot deny you the right to buy and own one.
I need to say I am impressed by how you do not pass out trying to tell us everything in one breath... You speak so freaking fast!! But, Dear John, I love your videos.
Friday is the AP exam... This sucks. Who's here CRAMMING and spending hours and hours of your life in an endeavor you won't even remember in five years? Good luck.
"A little rebellion now and then is a good thing..." -Jefferson Not very surprising. XDD Who else only watched this video just hear "Alexander Hamilton"?
I had to watch this video for my Intro to Political Science class. I love the way he uses humor it really makes you pay attention and makes learning this information fun! Great video!
Really wishing this series had been made post-Hamilton because john could make ALL the references and we could all RISE UP and remember that Hamilton wrote THE OTHER 51 federalist papers and that Hamilton may have been the first one to die, but Burr's the one who paid for it. I hope you're satisfied. Also HISTORY QUESTION: did burr actually feel bad for shooting Hamilton or is that something Lin Manuel-Miranda took creative liberty on?
Well he probably regretted it, if not for emotional reasons then for social and political reasons. His life was a complete wreck after he shot Alexander Hamilton. He went from being extremely wealthy to poor, had no further political future, was tried for treason after he tried to take over mexico and was accused of trying to plot the secession of the western states, his only child and only grandson both died (well, Theodosia disappeared). Alexander Hamiltons life is certainly remarkable, but I recommend you read up on Aaron burr and Theodosia burr Alston, his daughter (well if you've listened to Hamilton you know that lol) they were both so ahead of their time
SnickersFantasy that's definitely possible, but we have no way of knowing if Burr truly regretted it for emotional reasons--we can't go back in time or in his mind, sadly lol. And the political shunning led to social isolation that became very lonely.
There's evidence that he regretted it and evidence that he didn't. He definitely at least regretted it for political reasons. 'The World Was Wide Enough' comes from an actual Burr quote; 'Had I read Sterne more and Voltaire less, I should have known the world was wide enough for Hamilton and me.' However, his intentions here are murky. Due to the texts he's referring too, he's still slyly insulting Hamilton? The dude did a lot of crazy things after Hamilton's death and he really did lose everything. It's hard not to wonder if maybe he lost his mind a little too. Possibly even he couldn't give you a straight answer. (Who am I kidding, it's Burr, his answers were about as straight as John Laurens.) One interesting titbit is that after Hamilton's death, Burr was seen stroking the face of a statue of Hamilton and he said to it 'there was the poetry.'
Ariana Tolbert Aaron Burr did not regret shooting Hamilton emotionally. His regret was how it ruined his political career. In the Musical, we are looking at it through Aaron Burr's eyes during the song "The World Was Wide Enough" in a past tense. So, in the Musical it might seem emotional, but it was only because it impacted his life and reputation greatly. Fun Fact: Alexander Hamilton Jr. (Alexander Hamilton's second son) was the lawyer for Aaron Burr's second wife when she wanted a divorce from Burr.
I would understand why everyone would say slow down if you were only hearing Crash Course once but remember you can always rewind to hear it again, not only that but Green is subliminally making everyone smarter by training the hardcore CC fans to think faster than they used too. Not saying you are stupid, just saying that the way he educates is for you benefit.
People will often say the Federalists won and the Anti-Federalists lost, but that is really not true. Ultimately it was a compromise that won, if it weren't for the Anti-Feds we would not have the Bill of rights and so ultimately the anti-feds are just as important.
***** man ive only read the constitution in its entirety in one reading twice and i know this, so who are these clowns who havent read it in its entirety at least twice?
Thindorama True, but the Supremacy Clause can override that, and that ability has been abused by the central government, mainly the Executive branch. They've stripped states from most of their rights.
No the supremacy clause cannot override an Amendment. The point of an amendment is to amend and so if the Supremacy clause and the 10th Amendment come in conflict the 10th Amendment takes precedence.
My teacher sucks. He has us do busy work all day, and springs tests on us like, "Guys there's a test tomorrow so do your 50 page chapter outlines to study for it." So I resorted to the faithful and diligent John Green. I'll let you know if I ace my Constitution test Mr. Green.
Brony Time How is Obama not a tyrant? He is totally usurping power outside of his legal limits. I am sure you would feel quite differently if a drone attack killed your whole innocent family.
***** would you consider Thomas Jefferson a tyrant for the alien sedition act?, how about FDR? just 2 examples of things you you dont know about our history..get a grasp on history before slapping labels...
The irony of the replies to this comment seems palpable, someone saying that some comments are dumb somehow evolved into people discussing Obama and Isis... * sighs* like it always does for some reason.
I feel like "Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and John Jay, wrote a series of 85 essays that are together known as The Federalist Papers" could have been "Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and John Jay (but mostly Alexander Hamilton)"
For those here studying for the AP exam, remember to stay hydrated because your body'll lose a lot of water due to all of your tears leaving your body
Thank you Diego
put a rip in the chat boys
relatable
HAKDHWOXNKA
💧Will do.
John Jay got sick after writing five. James Madison wrote twenty-nine.
HAMILTON WROTE
THE OTHER FIFTY ONE
Why do you write like you're running out of time?
someone else made a similar comment like a long while before yours lol
@@DD-jf2ox write day and night like youre running out of time
this is literally my favorite line ahahah
Thank you.
Is anyone here because this was a assignment
yep same
This guy is so easy to understand, keeps it interesting, makes you laugh while explaining the government, and it’s educational. Win win
me too. I can honestly pay attention to it without zoning and loosing focus
Nina Defilippo I know! It's great!
Win
It would be nice if he didn't talk a million miles an hour tho
RY_bread 9 True
The plan was to write a total of twenty-five essays, the work divided evenly among the three men. In the end, they wrote eighty-five essays, in the span of six months. John Jay got sick after writing five. James Madison wrote twenty-nine. Hamilton wrote the other fifty-one!
How do you write like you're running out of time?
+Chloe Johnson write day and night like you're running out of time.
every day you fight like you're running out of time
+Brian Jensen like you're running out of time, are you running out of time?
+Sara Segneri how do you write every second your alive?
"And shoot Alexander Hamilton "
YOU DUN MESSED UP A-A-RON
A A RON I HEARD THAT
Lol
THE WORLD WAS WIDE ENOUGH FOR BOTH HAMILTON AN ME
"Bullets were Hamilton's kryptonite."
Well, he's not throwing away his shot, John!
+Raina Pope Pardon me, are you Aaron Burr sir?
+Andres Peralta
That depends, who's asking?
+Raina Pope
John Cena?
+Im a troll .-.
I'm getting nervous...
+Im a troll .-. You punched the Bursar sir
Lmao "and the Senate was designed to pass nothing at all" just like me
M wit. Excellent
Haha
So, I'm a 29 year old graduate student, and I'm totally hooked on John Greene's history videos. I've been marathoning through these videos. If only my K-12 education made history this entertaining!
1/3 comments: Lin Manuel Mirandalists who got too involved in the history part of History.
1/3 comments: Crying APUSH/AP Gov't students the day before the exam.
The rest: Miscellaneous but still crying, probably teachers or failing freshman
Not one will see the truth above but me, together, we'll always be three
@@motionmage7866 three?
@@twistiicuber1055 Unexplainable to people who don't know. The truth is EVERYWHERE around you in plain sight, hidden in numbers, words and art for everyone to see but only "readable" for those who KNOW by experience it's the truth. Others call it coincidence...
@@twistiicuber1055 But if you want to figure it out, focus on the words "one" "together" and "three" (3)
Ha ha I’m a freshman in Apush and my teacher doesn’t really teach, so this is where I learn
jonh: mentons the constitutional convetion.
Me, thinking in hamilton's voice: " I was chosen for the constitutional convetion!
lol. HAMILTON!
So, im currently reading the federalist papers. Probably almost 5 years since I left high school and 7 years since I left my AP US history class when I saw this video for the first time. I highly recommend anyone that is genuinely interested in American history to please read the constitution and the federalist papers as well to get a better grasp of our government and truly appreciate how beautifully written it was. (Minus the slavery and Native American parts obviously) it's important to judge history with a non biased viewpoint and not look at it from a modern lens because you don't know what people went through at the time.
These videos are STILL shown in college courses. Thanks for helping me through AP in high school, and for giving my professors easy homework to hand out!
This video was shown a couple of days ago in my High school class
“ The government developed solutions for one of the most persistent problems in the nation.
Ohio.”
Chloe Roets lmfao
Is anybody else here the day before the AP exam trying to make up for months of procrastination??
Yup
Excuse me but I would appreciate it if you didn’t call me out lol
big facts!! yessir
Lol
Yes.
6:16 Hamilton: *giggles excitedly* “I WAS CHOSEN FOR THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION!!!”
“A weak government is like non alcoholic beer... useless” dayyyyyuuuunnmmmmm
I disagree that non-alcoholic beer is usless. As i'm 17 and find lagunitas ipa style seltzer to be delicious.
Hello, people who aren’t here studying for an exam. How many of you exist?
John: 'Shoot Alexander Hamilt-'
Me: "THE WORLD WAS WIDE ENOUGH"
IM THE DAMN FOOL THAT SHOT HIM
I AM ALEXANDER HAMILTON
YAY HAMILTON THE MUSICAL!
who else is here cramming everything for the ap exam in 2020 like me
i'm stress binging
Me
yessir
😬
You bet 😂
"And shoot Alexander Hamilton"
THROWING BURR UNDER THE BUS MAN
Burr was a great man
+James Crabb also a super duper sex addict
People are here for two reasons, Hamilton, and Studying for exams.
I’m here for Hamilton
I'm sad now, I'm here cause im a nerd lol.
I'm here for history
I like to sleep to all crash course videos
Jade so true😂😂😂
10:05: The plan was to write a total of twenty-five essays, the work divided evenly among the three men. In the end, they wrote eighty-five essays, in the span of six months. John Jay got sick after writing five. James Madison wrote twenty-nine. Hamilton wrote thE OTHER FIFTY ONE!
My thoughts precisely.
WHY DO YOU WRITE LIKE YOU'RE RUNNING OUT OF TIME
+Aerial Dane Write day and night like you're running out of time
Why do you write like you're running out of time? Are you running out of time? Are you running out o-(NOOON-STOP!)
Yay we love cramming in all of US history in less than 48 hours for an APUSH class! WE LOVE PROCRASTINATION! Also crash course helped me get through my world history honors class with my crazy teacher (yes we’re looking at you ms. Snyder)😇
I _love_ how people are admitting to cramming and are lowkey roasting their teachers here.
Hamilton wrote
THE OTHER FIFTY ONE
why do you write like your running out of time
write day and night like you're running out of time
every day you fight like you're running out of time
why do you write like you're running out of time?
back before fan fiction
I admire the US constitution in spite of flaws. Its start with, in caps, We, the people.
I live in Norway and our constitution starts with "Kingdom of Norway"
Although Crash Course is Walmart and I am just a small grocery store, I always enjoy CC. And while I may not talk as fast as John, I do believe I blink far more than he can ever dream of.
this made me like your channel a lot more 😂 i wanted to let you know you are an idol at my high school, we walk into history class and go “HIP HUGEHS TODAY”. you are an icon. never stop being great.
My college history class uses both CC and your channel quite frequently in the lesson plan.
i just came from your vid
Your videos are awesome and really helped me, especially the ones about the federalist and ant-federalist papers. Thank you so much.
I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!!
Wow haven’t seenn this guy since I was in high school in 2016 when the teacher used to put you up on the board all the time for us to watch. So much nostalgia came back from just trying to learn about the constitution more.
"Constitutional convention"
Hamilton at the constitutional convention! "I was chosen for the convention!" There as a New York Jr delegate. "Now what I'm about to say may seem indelicate."
He goes and proposes his own form of government
WHAT
'Bright young man!'
'Yo, who the eff is this??'
fellow hamilton lovers !!!!!!!!!!!!!! ahhahhhhhh
Hamilton was a crazy war hungry loon.
Talks for six hours, the Convention is listless
okay important stuff starts here, count down to AP Exam
I have about 13 hours. John Green save me.
WillisnotFunny That is what I am doing as well... Oh boy.
WillisnotFunny OK, it's time to binge-watch every one of these videos and pray that this helps me tomorrow.
WillisnotFunny Oy Vay mate. We're all with you. What I love about Green's videos is that he helps us form distinct opinions about historical events. Really useful for the long essays. Also learnerator has a really good review, you might want to check it out
Also use Princeton Review! I am and this is all review now
This just summarized 4 months of history class in 13min 😐
too true
teachers should be more like John
Really!? I did this in a week
Then you go to a terrible school. I learned this when I was in 5th grade, and on top of that, this should not exactly that much of a shock.
😂
Lol
"Hamilton wrote tHE OTHER FIFTY ONE" I'm sorry but I had to do it
YAY HAMILTON THE MUSICAL!
The mystery document is from Federalist No. 29, if anyone is curious.
Later, in 46, it is said that the standing army should no bigger than 4% of the size of the populace capable of bearing arms.
Did he just randomly come up with that integer?
月食
Thank you so much!!!!
Why are you here?
Skrillex at 4:42
LOL!!! How did I miss that!?
I was just about to comment that.
yep, i noticed that too! i guess he's a time traveler just like keanu reeves
Ali Aamir
Don't forget Conan O'Brien. He served as a Union officer.
OKAY EVERYONE LETS ADMIT 5:59 WAS WHAT WE WERE ALL WAITING FOR.
You must be psychic.
Sherry Watson I
I like to imagine Lin Manuel-Miranda watched this when he was writing Hamilton and needed a refresher
* slams fists on table * MORE HAMILTON
less gunfire at hamilton, then!
John you have helped me realize how difficult it is to teach history without inserting commentary whether unintentionally or completely intentionally in animated form. Thanks.
Weaponry had advanced past the musket. The puckle gun (patented in 1718) was a rapid fire weapon (in the right hands) that predates the Gatling gun. They had pepperbox pistols as early as 1790 and an array of different weaponry far more dangerous than a musket. And many Founding Fathers liked this sort of stuff. May I remind you that the cannon existed John.
2:24 Ohio joke 9 years before its popularity, oh the timelessness of CrashCourse.
This video basically said everything in 3 chapters of my textbook in 13 minutes and more. I wish I knew about this channel before!
It's basically non-stop from Hamilton
I'm south african and I've always admired U.S. History.Crash Course Just makes it more fun and interesting.Thanks again John
no
The ultimate message of this video: small federal government and low taxes = bad. Big federal government and high taxes = good.
Alique Williams Lol John Green has tried repeatedly to emphasize that there shouldn't be one "ultimate message" from any lesson of history, instead we should take the ENTIRE lesson as a message collectively, and not to mention the number of times he tried to emphasize that history can't simply be divided into "Bad"s and "Good"s.
Cat Riddle Yeah...he can't help to hide his bias towards big european style government in this video.
Rick Apocalypse I feel like you pretended to read my comment but you actually didn't.
+Alique Williams well if the government is strong, then it isn't powerful, and then the United States isn't powerful either.
Cat Riddle It doesn't matter if he says that. If you actually look at his videos objectively, like this one, there's a clear message and bias he's sending.
It's kinda ignorant to suggest Hamilton wouldn't have thought that firearms would evolve, being that while they were penning the Constitution, numerous firearms were available that sought to end the Musket/Pennsylvania Long Rifle's one shot fire mechanism.
From the Puckle Gun to Congress's offer of the Belton Flintlock, there were many weapons in that time that tried to jumpstart rapid fire weapon evolution.
Also, James Madison confirmed that Cannons were consititutionally protected under the 2nd Amendment. A cannon then is what a drone is now.
@Jamie Owns that's the thing, nobody has the right to buy anything. You can be refused the sale of guns, you can be refused services of any kind, what can not be taken is the right to own it.
Also, it's a misunderstanding among even gun-rights supporters that the right to own guns comes from the Constitution. This is not true. The way the second amendment is written, along with all the amendments, doesn't say that it is granted, it says it exists. The Constitution acknowledges that these rights exist, rather than give them. The reason for this is that a right given by government or document can be taken away by the same means.
learn how to take joke loooool
That whole video seemed pretty anti-liberty, and vaguely communist.
@@mattsamuelson7990 Thanks for removing all doubt about yourself.
Jamie Owns so should we be able to own mini nukes and tanks as well as drones
(studying for midterms)
ikr
+Zane Millecchia SAME
Zane Millecchia. Studying for the History test tomorrow, TOMORROW!
who else is here because of A Push?
+Nancy Huber XD
+Nancy Huber RIP Nacy. You will be remembered.
+LeafCrate the hell is that
+LeafCrate *raises hand violently*
ME 😂
"ALEXANDER HAMILTON DIED BY GUNSHOT" *goes to cry in the corner of the Richard Rogers*
"You know, the kind of good Americanswho take bribes and have adulterous affairs and patronize prostitutes and SHOOT ALEXANDER HAMILTON" DAMN YOU BURR
QWERTY QWERTY
YAY HAMILTON THE MUSICAL! the world was wide enough AaRoN bUrR!
Thank you, John. I have an LEQ in an hour and I don’t know what I’d be doing without this video
My inner fangirl sobs with pride when I see how the Hamilton fans have taken over this comment section. Never would have thought a founding father would get such a huge fan base.
9:55
Alexander joins forces with James Madison and John Jay to write a series of essays defending the new United States Constitution, entitled The Federalist Papers. The plan was to write a total of twenty-five essays, the work divided evenly among the three men. In the end, they wrote eighty-five essays, in the span of six months. John Jay got sick after writing five. James Madison wrote twenty-nine. Hamilton wrote the other fifty-one!
God bless the Constitution and God bless our founding fathers.
+joe smith Amen
banking on this eleven year old video series to get me through the history placement test and get me out of taking us history at my university
I may have been humming Non-Stop throughout a good portion of this video... Hey, John, have you heard Hamilton yet?
He has, and he loves it.
+Kyber Serafino (wherethesidewalkends) i had the cabinet battle #1 in my head.
+Karis Daae wait for the t jeffs episode
I KNOW RIGHT
as soon as he said Hamilton I started fangirling
Why am I fangirling over a founding father
SockBadger 24601 i worry about us sometimes...
If pros and cons are opposite, what is the opposite of progress?
+Enna Silkov Congress
+Enna Silkov regress...?
+Gideon Tan missed the joke
+Enna Silkov That hilarious :)
Guye Pursunn Oh snap. Sorry, lol, that's funny
Love your channel. Not only do you do a good job conveying the content, but you do an even better job at using good cutaways and popup flash animations to make it actually entertaining. I actually laughed out loud at the rich people doing something comment and skrillex in the background. Great job
"And shoot Alexander Hamilton"
*A A R O N B U R R S I R*
9:14 Well if it ain't the prodigy of Princeton College!
You spit imma sit we'll see where we laaand
But the revolution is imminent. what do you stall for? If you stand for nothing Burr what will you fall for?
Ooo!
Who are you?
Who are you?
Who are you?
Ooo, who is this kid, what's he gonna do?
I AM NOT THROWING AWAY MY SHOT!
It's hilarious the way he mentions it tho XD
3:40 rise up
when you're living on your knees
you rise up
Tell your brother that he's gotta rise up
Tell your sister that she's gotta rise up!
When are these colonies gonna rise up?
I imagine death so much it feels more like a memory
If I see it coming, do I run or do I let it be?
POV: your AP exam is in 24 min and you are last minute studying
“The senate was created to never pass anything”
*LMAO* 😂🤣
Anytime I hear "Hamilton" I feel a rush of happiness surging within me.
you should make one where you go through all constitutional ammendments and what they mean
I finally get why everyone is freaking out every time the guy in the video mentions Alexander Hamilton... Now, WHY DOES EVERYONE LOVE THAT MUSICAL?
Bryan JR it's on TH-cam right now. watch it before it gets deleted.
Kavisha Chandraratne im not much of a fan of musicals... and i've seen parts of it and it doesn't appeal all that much to me. I do really like the emphasis on Alexander Hamilton's beliefs on freedom and liberty though
@@bryanjr5745 i hope you also liked the emphasis on how much of an idiot he was
its... kinda good?
Everyone is talking about AP exams and im over here trying to pass 8th grade
update: i failed the test
Bruh how did you fail 8th grade US history?
JayThePsychoi omg no! i have mine tomorrow
lol I'm sorry.
What an idiot
F
who else binge watching for APUSH Exam tomorrow?
😁😁✋
Honestly Lmao
me!
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I have my college US history final tomorrow
I never understood why Crash Course sometimes resorted to cheap referential humour (ie. that guy whose name I don't remember from the Jersey Shore popping up briefly upon the mention of New Jersey) until we watched this episode today in world history. I understand that most high schoolers aren't interested in history, but that pop culture stuff is what caught their attention. So I understand now. Thank you for making Crash Course enjoyable for everyone, not just the nerds who are unironically interested, but the apathetic kids as well to the extent that maybe they'll remember the lesson more than if it was read from a humourless textbook.
No one but me laughed at the foreshadowing filter though and that I'll never understand.
I would never challenge John to a staring contest. Its obvious that im gonna lose... XD
Yeah.... So true. Also don't EVER challenge John Green to a breath-holding contest. His lung capacity is HUGE! Like, he never paused ONCE in a 13:03 video. AMAZING.
oh yeah yeah me niether
I have one question. Why is Skrillex at the Continental Congress?!?!?!
lol
That’s what I noticed lmao
"That government is best which governs least." -Henry David Thoreau
ALL THE COMMENTS ARE ABOUT HAMILTON AND IT MAKES ME SO HAPPY
+One Minute History where can i watch hamilton if it is not on display in theates ofmy country?
I love this too. I came here to learn for my test coming up, but as soon as john said Alexander...
Hamilton wanting a life term lmao
All these years later I can come back to this video and it is still awesome and educational. Timeless.
Alexander Hamilton agreed to the duel, he could have just said no. Even though I do not see dueling as a good thing at all.
Zandandido He should have said no to it
+Zandandido +Weena Kapunan
Lord show me how to say no to this, I, don't know how to say no to this, the situation's helpless...
I like how the first couple comments are from Hamilton. XD
Duels weren't called duels back then. They were called affairs of honor, and we're very rarely actually taken to the battle field. Had Hamilton backed down from the duel, he could've been marked as inhonorable, and his career literally could've come to an end. Hamilton was actually an advocate for the end of duels after the death of his son, but backing down from a duel would've put the nail in his coffin (So did taking the duel, but that's not the point.) He could've said no to the duel, but then he would've been marked as cowardly, and his career would be over, and he probably thought they could both walk away with their lives.
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At 0:01 did Washington just stick out his tongue.
John Green, your liberal bias is showing. A "right" isn't something that the government provides to you for free. It's simply anything that the government cannot deny you from having.
So no, the government doesn't have to buy you a gun. It also cannot deny you the right to buy and own one.
+LEDN42 Does this also apply to drones and nukes?
Ethan Davidson
Right, because a nuke is so similar a weapon to a gun. And people can already own drones.
+LEDN42 is a pistol like a bazooka?
Peter Thorn
Not really, but I fail to see the point.
+LEDN42 muricans according to that law should be as well armed as the gov. That implies access to nukes, predator drones, napalm, etc.
I need to say I am impressed by how you do not pass out trying to tell us everything in one breath... You speak so freaking fast!! But, Dear John, I love your videos.
Friday is the AP exam... This sucks. Who's here CRAMMING and spending hours and hours of your life in an endeavor you won't even remember in five years? Good luck.
heheh.. me too my dude. good luck for tmrw
Damn I wish us all luck.
Taking it in an hour and a half!!! Go crazy stupid
Soo how did it go
@@alyssaguess how did it go
Anyone here last day for the 2020 APUSH DBQ?
@Allison Lundberg yes
I don't even have a test or anything, I just thoroughly enjoy these videos
"A little rebellion now and then is a good thing..."
-Jefferson
Not very surprising. XDD
Who else only watched this video just hear "Alexander Hamilton"?
You don’t even know what Conservatism is, lol.
5:09 "more than half had an education"
*my dude,thats half right there*
I don't have an AP class nor do I have an APUSH exam, this is literally just my textbook for American History
I had to watch this video for my Intro to Political Science class. I love the way he uses humor it really makes you pay attention and makes learning this information fun! Great video!
I thought the chalkboard said “We Be People” at first..
I Be Person
10:00 "John Jay got sick after writing five, James Madison wrote 29, Hamilton wrote THE OTHER FIFTY-ONE!!!!!!!!"
How do you write like your running out of time...
Writing at night like your running out of time...
Omllll I just screamed that lollll
Really wishing this series had been made post-Hamilton because john could make ALL the references and we could all RISE UP and remember that Hamilton wrote THE OTHER 51 federalist papers and that Hamilton may have been the first one to die, but Burr's the one who paid for it. I hope you're satisfied. Also HISTORY QUESTION: did burr actually feel bad for shooting Hamilton or is that something Lin Manuel-Miranda took creative liberty on?
Well he probably regretted it, if not for emotional reasons then for social and political reasons. His life was a complete wreck after he shot Alexander Hamilton. He went from being extremely wealthy to poor, had no further political future, was tried for treason after he tried to take over mexico and was accused of trying to plot the secession of the western states, his only child and only grandson both died (well, Theodosia disappeared). Alexander Hamiltons life is certainly remarkable, but I recommend you read up on Aaron burr and Theodosia burr Alston, his daughter (well if you've listened to Hamilton you know that lol) they were both so ahead of their time
SnickersFantasy that's definitely possible, but we have no way of knowing if Burr truly regretted it for emotional reasons--we can't go back in time or in his mind, sadly lol. And the political shunning led to social isolation that became very lonely.
There's evidence that he regretted it and evidence that he didn't. He definitely at least regretted it for political reasons. 'The World Was Wide Enough' comes from an actual Burr quote; 'Had I read Sterne more and Voltaire less, I should have known the world was wide enough for Hamilton and me.' However, his intentions here are murky. Due to the texts he's referring too, he's still slyly insulting Hamilton?
The dude did a lot of crazy things after Hamilton's death and he really did lose everything. It's hard not to wonder if maybe he lost his mind a little too. Possibly even he couldn't give you a straight answer. (Who am I kidding, it's Burr, his answers were about as straight as John Laurens.)
One interesting titbit is that after Hamilton's death, Burr was seen stroking the face of a statue of Hamilton and he said to it 'there was the poetry.'
Ariana Tolbert Aaron Burr did not regret shooting Hamilton emotionally. His regret was how it ruined his political career. In the Musical, we are looking at it through Aaron Burr's eyes during the song "The World Was Wide Enough" in a past tense. So, in the Musical it might seem emotional, but it was only because it impacted his life and reputation greatly.
Fun Fact: Alexander Hamilton Jr. (Alexander Hamilton's second son) was the lawyer for Aaron Burr's second wife when she wanted a divorce from Burr.
Well he did come towards me after he had shot me. But his second told him to go.
I honestly learn more from your videos than I do from my college professor.
Thank u John for teaching me throughout all of my schooling been with u since I was 15 now 22
Of course, Skrillex was a delegate. Why not? XD
I almost thought I was the only one who saw that! 4:42
I would understand why everyone would say slow down if you were only hearing Crash Course once but remember you can always rewind to hear it again, not only that but Green is subliminally making everyone smarter by training the hardcore CC fans to think faster than they used too. Not saying you are stupid, just saying that the way he educates is for you benefit.
Sage N Rage its normal speed tho, i dont know what all the complains about speed are about
John jay got sick after writing 5. James Madison wrote 29. HAMILTON WROTE THE OTHER 51!
Kimmy Coke why are you writing like you're running out of time?
what’s ur name man?
ALEXANDER HAMILTON
People will often say the Federalists won and the Anti-Federalists lost, but that is really not true. Ultimately it was a compromise that won, if it weren't for the Anti-Feds we would not have the Bill of rights and so ultimately the anti-feds are just as important.
***** and the fact that the ninth and tenth amendments exist is a testimony to that
Thindorama Yes exactly but that is generally ignored today.
***** man ive only read the constitution in its entirety in one reading twice and i know this, so who are these clowns who havent read it in its entirety at least twice?
Thindorama True, but the Supremacy Clause can override that, and that ability has been abused by the central government, mainly the Executive branch. They've stripped states from most of their rights.
No the supremacy clause cannot override an Amendment. The point of an amendment is to amend and so if the Supremacy clause and the 10th Amendment come in conflict the 10th Amendment takes precedence.
who else is here for exams?
Not me, i learn it cuz its fun, not cuz of some boring as fuck bullshit school exam.
7th grade history
+Chirana me
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I recommend watching with closed captions. Some jokes and things in there
Thank you, gonna do that from now on. Also, I love the little things though bubble sneaks in - awesome
MONTY PYTHON!
thanks
My teacher sucks. He has us do busy work all day, and springs tests on us like, "Guys there's a test tomorrow so do your 50 page chapter outlines to study for it." So I resorted to the faithful and diligent John Green. I'll let you know if I ace my Constitution test Mr. Green.
The ignorance of some of the commenters is insane
I hate it Obama is not a tyrant he is just a really bad leader
Brony Time I agree, he is intelligent, charismatic, however, his belief system is twisted.
Brony Time
How is Obama not a tyrant? He is totally usurping power outside of his legal limits.
I am sure you would feel quite differently if a drone attack killed your whole innocent family.
*****
would you consider Thomas Jefferson a tyrant for the alien sedition act?, how about FDR? just 2 examples of things you you dont know about our history..get a grasp on history before slapping labels...
The irony of the replies to this comment seems palpable, someone saying that some comments are dumb somehow evolved into people discussing Obama and Isis... * sighs* like it always does for some reason.
I feel like "Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and John Jay, wrote a series of 85 essays that are together known as The Federalist Papers" could have been "Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and John Jay (but mostly Alexander Hamilton)"
josie o lol
Skrillex @ 4:42
Thanks for helping me cram! Watched it twice, wish me luck.