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4:26 *"He didn't lose. He Merely Failed To Win!!"*
0:42 this is literally just racism 101
At 0:50, the thing about the Romans is that they had a large number of contemporary admirers, and the Roman Empire continued to be admired for several centuries after it collapsed (depending who you asked*). The thing about the Aztecs being considered evil is that it was the opinion of all of their neighbors. Making war on your neighbors to collect thousands of prisoners to sacrifice to your gods will not make a positive impression on your neighbors. The Spaniards did not conquer all of Pre-Columbian Mexico. All of the neighboring tribes offered to ally with the Spaniards if they overthrew the Aztecs. The only contemporary people that did not consider the Aztecs to be evil were the Aztecs, themselves.
* The exact date of the collapse of Roman Empire is subject to much debate. Seneca puts the decline of all things Roman in the second century BC with the 'Conflict of the Orders', when the Roman elites cared more about holding on to power than maintaining the Roman traditions and institutions. The latest date given for the fall of Rome is 1806, when Napoleon forced the dissolution of the Holy Roman Empire and Vienna stopped stamping its manhole covers with the blazon "SPQR" [Senatus et Publica Que Roma (Senate and People of Rome)]
Personally I believe that harry potter houses symbolize the four main traits that JK attributed to the writing of HP:
Ravenclaw = 25% intelligence, determination and hard work with ambition
Slytherin = 25% the cunning, darkness, bitter and pain in the heart to write all the named themes in the book
Gryffindor = 25% the bravery, love and strong will
Hufflepuff = 25% weed
8:10 fun facts: cows were so valued in ancient Ireland that the Irish national epic is called the Táin Bó Cauilgne (Cattle-Raid of Cauilgne) and coin currency wasn't used in Ireland until the Vikings arrived with them.
Time for the meme flood from the Middle Ages
History memes are so great.
3:58 still get your fleet obliterated by storms
4:14 TWIDDLE FINGER RAHHH
Love seeing the American civil war references
5:32 as a filipino I laughed so hard to this
Who else remembers watching these in 2020 lockdown?
COWABUNGA IT IS!
10:20 Japanese 🇯🇵 Pilots WHEN out of ammo :
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3:35 Is it weird that I thought it more like this?
“Congratulations! You guys achieved something that NO ONE has ever done before!”
The Soviets: “But we didn’t even do anythi-“
“Don’t lie, You all did something UNIMAGINABLE!”
2:55 Now, let me preface this with the fact that I am not neoconfederate nor do I believe what they do and I don't believe that the south was right (although the North's reasons for getting involved weren't as charitable as most people think).
Technically, both the Union and Confederates were causing a war of aggression towards the other side, and it was over the midwest/west United States future economic system.
The North's economic system at the time was based on factory workers that were paid (although they were treated pretty poorly) while the South's economic system was based on cotton farms worked on with slave labor. The South was also facing a couple of key issues with the precarious future of their economy as the soil in most of the south was completely dried up of its resources (cotton sucks up all the possible nutrients of the soil it's planted in meaning new land to plant is always in demand) and their cotton economy was in jeopardy due to the rising popularity of wool as a substitute for cotton.
Since the North wanted more land for their factories and the South needed more land for their cotton, once the Louisiana Purchase was made, their was the issue of whether the new area would have Slave States (to the south's economic benefit) or whether they'd be free states (to the north's economic benefit).
Ultimately, this led to the war being about slavery, but for deeper and more selfish reasons on both sides than the oversimplification of it being "a war on slavery" and the north being viewed as fighting due to moral opposition of slavery.
Sorry for the "um akshually" post, but I always like to bring this up whenever people oversimplify the reason for the civil war. YTer Doobus Goobus got into a twitter argument a while ago with some lost cause fallacy state's rights believers and animated it to make the issue about the north being in the moral right when they were really morally gray with 5% more dark gray than light. Also worth mentioning that, while on the surface level I don't disagree with Doobus, there is the argument to be made by philosopher John Stuart Mill of "He who knows only his own side of the case knows little of that." because Doobus' video was one-sided (though clearly correct, just oversimplified)
Bro the memes are so funny😂😂
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Hey man, it's been 4 years, you still doing these kinds of videos?
I loved your content man but i am just wondering how do you keep posting the same thing over and over again for 4 years straight.
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That’s absolutely not true, the Middle Ages were terrible with everyone being dirt poor, illiterate and no AC
I’m pretty sure they had at least 12AC.
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