As someone who just finished the 3 part History of Spain which lasts from like 500bc to today I'm shocked this is even 45 min long lol. adjusting for time this should be like a 1 part 10 min video lol. Obviously joking, I'm sure you did a great job just like all the others. Basically only two things stuck out to me in the other videos Spanish being more widely spoken than English and The Maine sininking being debatable. The 1st is debatable the second really isn't, they didn't do it, nor was it the cause of the war.
I'm always baffled when coming to think, that only a few hundred years ago the continents existed without any knowledge of each other. It's just fascinating.
Somewhere in 2070: I'm always baffled when coming to think, that only a few decades ago the planets with intelligent life existed without any knowledge of each other. It's just fascinating.
*AMERICA 🌎 = NORTH AMERICA + CENTRAL AMERICA + SOUTH AMERICA.* The U.S. is not America. America is the name of our Continent, from Canada to Argentina. They called themselves America without consulting North, Central, and South America. That group of united states in our American continent, who wants to own the World, never had a country name like us. Latin Americans are happy to be part of America since 1492. Some since 14,000 years ago. U.S citizens are US Americans, Unitedstatesians, USANIANS, or USONIANS. They are from North America. We are from South America. *WE ARE ALL AMERICANS!* Please, people of the world, respect us and share this.
Recently archeologists found evidence that the Roanoke colony assimilated with the nearby Native American tribes. There are even accounts of "grey-eyed Natives" in the area, so it's safe to say that they had some European genes.
Croatoan was the name of an Indian tribe who took the settlers to the swamps of N. Carolina when faced with extermination by other tribes. They are now called the Lumbees after the Lumbee River which flows near Pembroke NC. The Lumbees are still struggling to be recognized as an "official" tribe. Most of the surnames are Locklear, Lowery, and Hunt. I lived with them for several years in the early 1980s.
There's no such thing as "native Americans." We, the europeans, are the native Americans. Because no "America" existed until we made it. The warring Indian tribes were neither a "nation" or "americans". Therefore, they cannot be "Native Americans."
@Vseslav Levchenko you're pretty sad for thinking that way, all of the DemocRats are corrupt if you can't even see that you're becoming part of the problem. The Republic will survive the DemocRats corrupt, and communism views will be the death of them.
@@rosemansbrests Good one, thanks for being a part of the Racistcans since you're making a assumption. We cannot thank you enough for putting one in office that under 5% of Europe can trust including his ancestry country of Europe. Might as well get out a Sharpie like Trump used for the failing track of Hurricane Dorian. Then say i'm racist, a misogynist, and hate Jews with no regret on yourself and your stuff.
@@BrandonHanson A few points of clarification - a country's leader is accountable to his own people, not those of another continent. Secondly, Europe is a continent, not a country (although the EU basically functions as a country of its own without accountability to its member states). Thirdly, at not point did he mention that he was a Republican, or allege you were a racist, etc.
@@holdthelines As I was referring to Europe. Not each country. Besides when we need them for alliances (NATO) of course they are just as important as our own people. Here are some Websites to show of the Continent of Europe in trusting Trump with 5% or less. www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/trump-tweets-european-trust-eu-us-russia-poll-a9099191.html www.forbes.com/sites/davekeating/2019/09/12/only-4-of-europeans-trust-donald-trump/ qz.com/1705388/europeans-dont-trust-the-us-or-trump-poll-says/ But with Americas own people, 55% want him impeached right now and more likely to grow. He barely has over 40% approval rating which makes sense with his impeachment percentage.
Brandon Hanson. Stop listening to the evening news.... Yea he’s a bit of an arrogant, out of touch, dork but he is a much better choice than Bill’s wife. Which leads me to point out. If a country of 230,000,000+ produces these 2 as the best candidates for the job then it should be crystal clear to all that the system is corrupt, not whichever hood ornament they stick out front. You guys have been off the rails, and pissing off 90% of the world (who laugh at your brainwashed belief and proud declaration of being the freest country of the world. You guys are FAR from free...)
I am Indonesian. Histories make us have broaden & wise mindsets. So, there are no original human beings in this one world. Every human being is connected & inter-influenced some ways. Great thanks to the uploader of this video
He is totally off on this assertion that our founding fathers intended us to be a Democracy! They were all opposed to Democracy as a successful form of governments and many stated it openly on many occasions. They formed us as a Republic, not a democracy. There is a huge difference. One is a government for the individual, with respect for the rights thereof - the other is MOB rule where 50.01% can override the rights of the other 49.99% who are opposed to it! Democracies have alway failed historically because of this very fact! I mean, just look how close we are now to that very threat. Our country has not been this divided since the civil war...THANK YOU TO OUR BIG-GOVERNMENT PUBLIC INDOCTRINATION CENTERS FOR PUSHING THE "DEMOCRACY" LIE NOW TOO SEVERAL GENERATIONS!
It's the Mainstream Story, with a Personal Political Influence, he's inaccurate on the "Right to bear arms purpose" (it was due to no fulltime military force at the time.) America wasn't lost, natives were the propiertors. Columbus didn't "found America" the Phonecians, Irish Monks, Basque, were all here 1st and then the Vikings, and the west coast natives were from the area that the same who found Hawaii, Asians that went to the Northwest and some few that walked over from Russia. But you won't get these facts in an approved Textbook. The Conservatives that control all information for the Zionist owners won't feed the minds truths. Much research and a College Minor - HISTORY. I did not even learn facts in college. ..😘
That was really good. I've always been interested in American history. I didn't recall one date from beginning to end but just focused on the general story and your video covered all the questions I had!
Im kinda disappointed you didn’t mention Common Sense by Thomas Paine. Which convinced the rest of the founding fathers to vote for independence. Great documentary nonetheless!
Never heard of this publication, have just checked it out. It’s amazing how, especially in those times, one piece of literature can spark an idea and completely reshape the course of history
The map that showed America in the Civil War in 1861 has an error. It shows that Washington, D.C. is located between Delaware and New Jersey, when it is actually located between Maryland and Virginia.
Thank you for this video. It's the only unbiased, honest doc I have seen on this subject. Really appreciate being able to get the history without a political agenda
Thanks for your video. It is very useful for me to study American history. I looked for the video like it before but nothing is as good as this one. I appreciate your great effort to make it. It is great from the voice sound, information source, subtitle and the transcript. Nice job! Please keep up the good works!
I'm noticing a cycle with these early U.S. wars: 1. One side would win the early battles 2.There would be a turning point in the war 3.The other would start winning battles more later on in the war 4.The Final battle would involve the winning side invading and conquering a major place 5.Treaty that would involve the other side losing territory.
What an amazing abridgment of the foundation of the U.S.!!, without having to critizice the murder and starvation of the native people, an issue that in my country Chile was almost the same, I respect and admire your country, your music, your science ant technology, I think your country saved Europe by intervening in two world wars, and looking back your history, it's truly breathtaking how your ancestors conquered the huge open spaces westwards to shape the nation that you are right now!!. In my childhood I used to read tales about Daniel Boone, David Crockett, Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn and how they emulated the staunch and strength of the first american colonists and adventurers. We as chileans have a lot to learn from you in all orders of things, for example: commitment, respect to the law, hard work, much more patriotism, and so on!!. Greetings from Chile!!.
Look up the discovery channels documentary on the history of Singapore. They're a good role model for the world too, my fiancé lives there and i plan to become a citizen there not only for her but out of respect and admiration towards the country as a whole.
Rodrigo Neira, thank you for the compliments. As for Chile, I think you have the coolest modern military on Earth, and we Americans could certainly learn from your low divorce rates.
@@kirkfogg8366 . Singapore is a city state funded by taxes on trade through the strait of Malacca. The wealth of the city is withheld from the people in the surrounding areas because those areas are parts of the country from which Singapore emerged, and it did so to avoid sharing that wealth. Singapore's economy is heavily dependent on others. It is in a very similar situation to another of the five Asian tigers: Hong Kong.
@@obligatoryusername7239 . Wow. Disparity in divorce rates. What if they're intrinsically tied to religious adherence and indoctrination. I blame misogyny for obedient women, ironically.
A historical combo of peace, war, stability, balance, perseverance, standing, sitting, gathering, celebrating, coming together, privileges, and so much to list to continue
they literally massacred almost all of the native americans who owned the lands for many years. they killed, exploited, raped, tortured those people for years after years. they took their lands and built this shit because they thought they were entitled just because they were white. and where is freedom, peace and coming together?? america and british's history is full of shame not peace.
"A City upon a hill" is usually credited to John Winthrop. The point is significant because there is a tendency to merge the Plymouth and Massachusetts Bay colonies, in popular history, that may not have existed in practice. They were not politically joined until the Glorious Revolution in England (1689). An interesting topic of study though (oh for a Tardis to go back and check 😀)
Being student of US History I found it a well elaborated documentary of US History. I will follow and suggest to keep it up till the contemporary era. Thanks
As an American, I think this a good history video series. I also encourage everyone to study the many different peoples and countries on the world. I recommended the Geography Now channel.
I debated on whether or not to post this, because I don't mean to sound at all like a critic against the work you've done on such an informative and amazingly even-handed historical series of videos in this highly charged political environment of today! I also know there is SO much to cover in each series - but what a missed opportunity in this video to recap America's very first overseas conflict as a new nation, in 1801-05 when the fledgling US Navy and Marines under President Thomas Jefferson fought the Barbary Pirates along the North African coast! The Pasha of Tripoli had declared war on the US, and although congress never formally declared war in return, they did authorize military response and off we went!! And we won! (As it happens, the US entering into conflict without fornally declaring war appears to be something we now have down to a fine art..!)
I'll take that bet. Foreigners been saying this since it's creation. Only to over take those and become their masters. Americans own 30% of British businesses. Germany is a colony. All of Europe depends on US protection. Germany, Japan, and South Korea are vassal states. The US could lose 80% of its GDP and still be the 2nd largest, lol. Never going to happen.
There are two types of democracy: direct democracy and representative democracy, i.e., a republic. In a direct democracy, the people rule. In a representative democracy, policy is made by officials elected by the people. There are two ways of organizing a democracy: a parliamentary system and a presidential system, i.e., what we have here in the U.S.
James Monroe!!! 5th President from 1817- 1825 “the era of good feeling” from highland , Virginia. He’s In the boat with Washington in the Delaware crossing. Died on the 4th of July in New York City. James Monroe!
18:45 - Proclamation Line. This is the true impetus for the 1st serious talk of Revolution. At the time of the 1763 Proclamation there were about 200,000 settlers. By 1776 there were over 2 million, a population explosion with increasing pressure for expansion and looking for an excuses to tell England to piss off. You've really done an exceptional job with this video.
Very good, informative video. Not too long, yet full of important details. Well done! One suggestion: enunciate a little bit better for added clarity. Thanks though!
Awesome video, subscribed, love the paintings and presentation, my only very humble critique: just please slow down a bit, you will mumble less and have clearer enunciation.
Really great video. I love your work. I don’t know if this has been mentioned yet, but at around 17:00 you show a picture of William Pitt the Younger, when I believe you are talking about William Pitt the Elder. Sorry to bother you with this.
26:05 - Map (lower left) - Seemingly forgotten by history, there were actually 15 colonies at the time of the American Revolution. - East Florida and West Florida did not join the other 13 in the revolt. Those Florida Colonies have a jumbled History. Spain ceded Florida to Britain at the end of the Seven Years War in 1763: the true 1st World War (that George Washington inadvertently started at Fort Necessity). This was done in exchange for the return of Cuba and the Philippines that were seized by the British during the war. The British divided the region into 2 new Colonies. After the American Revolution Florida was ceded back to Spain in 1783. Spain then ceded Florida to the US in 1819; in exchange for dropping lawsuits by Americans against Spain totaling about 5 million dollars - and Florida finally became a state in 1845.
The absolute best, concise and comprehensive documentary on the History of The United States... It answered most of my questions... even Elvis erroneously referring to "Captain Smith and Pocahontas... had a very mad affair".... Thank you!
I know I'm over a year late, but I'm still gonna say that Columbus knew he'd reached a new continent. Old maps greatly exaggerated the size of Asia and Columbus had stumbled across an undocumented landmass and people, which he wrote about in his letters back to Spain and in journals that were recreated by someone he most likely never met. Given the heading, he thought he was in Asia, because (again) the size was greatly exaggerated and he thought he was either some hundreds of miles from the east coast of China or somewhere south of the mainland. He's strangely misrepresented, especially that "brutal rule," which included dismemberment as punishment for taking people as slaves
Not at all on the coast of China, you remember badly when you omit that colon was a great navigator and knew the seas well and I think he would know how to distinguish an American Indian from a Chinese. I can buy confusion for you with the Indians of India.
Besides that nonsense, Colon could have been wrong, but he had 3 more ships with navigation specialists who routed the way and I think it would be a god's coincidence that all 3 were wrong in the measurement.
This statement is so untruth: “Immediately after Spain’s discovery the other major powers of Europe (Portugal, France and England), realised they need to jump up into the theatre right way”. - England wasn’t a major power of Europe at that time annyway, an it take them more than a century after the discovery to established a successful settlement in the new continent. The same can be said for the French, even though earlier than their English counterparts they didn’t successfully settle in Canada until late 16 century, after having failed in its attempts to colonise around the coast of Florida and others. So yeah, “right way” (the John Cabot voyage mentioned in this video was an isolated expedition with no real attempts in accomplished any form of conquest of land for England). - Thus that statement is only truth for Portugal, even though they were more preoccupied with the actual Indies of the east than in the west hemisphere. Only Portugal and Spain had the naval technology and cartography knowledge required to accomplish that deed in those times. - it’s amazing how they skip all the major expeditions and exploration in North America by the Spanish in the 1500s, along with the oldest towns in what is now USA and just cut up to the 1600s to talk about the English.
I enjoy any true history except I’m Native American and there for nobody discovered America we were already here. What I really wish I could learn more about is what life was really like before Europe invaded America but with our forced language loss I don’t think that will ever be truly possible. I don’t trust anything Europe says about us Indians it’s not reality
Please come. Where ever you go can be a lot of fun. I'd say go down into the South or to the New England area because a lot of American history started there.
I think the statement about Columbus should be revised to say that even though Columbus was placed as governor, intrigue amongst other settlers, and favoritism by the Spanish monarchy for other leaders made it difficult if not impossible for Columbus to lead effectively. Columbus was not brutal, but many of the Spaniards with him were very brutal. If you read the Life and Voyages of Christopher Columbus by Washington Irving you’ll get more detail, on what happened. Columbus was not supported, and Spain didn’t keep their agreements with him.
oh really that explain why your precious columbus, write to the queen his intentions of enslaved the natives, colombus was a moster there a document of 46 pages that describies the horror and madnesses of his goverment.
I always find it hard to believe that Columbus out of his entire life, would've never known that he was in some 'new' land. Like, he must've known eventually. He was even governor in one of the colonies. There is no way he lived without realizing he landed somewhere new.
Good video. However, the way you make it sound is that the Native Americans around Jamestown were hostile for no reason. Not true. The English were very aggressive and disrespectful to the Native Americans, for the most part. The Native Americans were mostly on the defensive.
16:53 - General John Forbes also succeeded at building a baseball field for the Pittsburgh Pirates in 1909, along with Barney Dreyfuss. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forbes_Field
Lee's surrender occurred in the parlor of the private home of Wilmer McLean, a resident of Appomattox Courthouse, a town in Appomattox County, Virginia. The surrender did not occur in the courthouse of Appomattox County. Designation of a town as "Courthouse" indicates that the county's courthouse is in that town. This concept is similar to the concept of county seat. The statement in the video that the surrender took place at the courthouse in Appomattox is erroneous.
Would like to add that the peoples of North America migrated from both Asia and Europe via land and ice bridges. Europe was connected to North America via ice around the time of migration. Also the time of migration is twice as far back as you stated. This is recent findings but jsut thought I’d add it. Also Polynesian peoples island hopped their way to South America so pacific cultures very well could’ve had very small interactions with the Americas for 10,000 years ish
Splendid video. Might I offer a small note on the use of the word "Democracy": The Founding Fathers spoke ill of Democracy and established a republic specifically to _prevent_ it e.g. the Electoral College. The word "Democracy" has been fetishized to blandly apply to any form of electorally chosen representative government. Not even Britain is a Democracy, rather it is a Constitutional Monarchy whose legislature is composed of representatives elected by simple plurality (not _majority_ ) and an unelected House of Lords. Even the Head of State is unelected. Thank you for your videos.
Thank you for injecting a little historical accuracy into this discussion. I am in total agreement with your assessment. Currently, the Electoral College serves as a minor, but useful, deterrent against a tyranny of the majority. I find it unpleasant whenever the popular vote is in disagreement with the electoral college.
Democracy is two wolves and a sheep deciding what to have for dinner. It's the tyranny of the majority. Or as Aristotle said, "all feminine democracies dissolve into tyranny."
It’s tough to cover hundreds of years of history in so short amount of time, but I think you made a pretty good video man. Stay well out there everybody, and Jesus Christ be with you friends.😊
3:03 was Macchu Pichu inhabited at this time? I thought it was populated by more ancient civilization and that it was not discovered until much more recent times.
Angelo fresh love back from the US My great grandparents are from Germany I fear the Angela Merkel is destroying your country with her immigration policies
Harry Molo Trump is not destroying our country, you idiot. He's fixing it. Obama is the one who tried to destroy our country, and you have absolutely no idea how much the majority of us in America hate him for it. Trump is repairing all the damage he's done.
Part 2 is no longer available and will have to be remade.
Why
As someone who just finished the 3 part History of Spain which lasts from like 500bc to today I'm shocked this is even 45 min long lol. adjusting for time this should be like a 1 part 10 min video lol. Obviously joking, I'm sure you did a great job just like all the others. Basically only two things stuck out to me in the other videos Spanish being more widely spoken than English and The Maine sininking being debatable. The 1st is debatable the second really isn't, they didn't do it, nor was it the cause of the war.
I’m looking forward to pt 2 😊
I hope you remake it soon, your Countries and Peoples documentary series is God Tier…
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I'm always baffled when coming to think, that only a few hundred years ago the continents existed without any knowledge of each other. It's just fascinating.
They really were two different worlds
Sounds like a much more exciting time. I feel like now everybody can kind of have a good idea of what’s going on without leaving their desk..
Somewhere in 2070:
I'm always baffled when coming to think, that only a few decades ago the planets with intelligent life existed without any knowledge of each other. It's just fascinating.
@@apolicum more like 2270 2070 is only 50 years from now
There was knowledge of each other. The earth doesn't lie. Archeological finds proves this.
This summary is much better than other videos that keeps interjecting jokes and meaningless trivia.
King Westone of American Jerusalem except for the Mongols 😂😂😂👌👌👌
@Rule Britannia crash course is wack
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*AMERICA 🌎 = NORTH AMERICA + CENTRAL AMERICA + SOUTH AMERICA.*
The U.S. is not America. America is the name of our Continent, from Canada to Argentina. They called themselves America without consulting North, Central, and South America. That group of united states in our American continent, who wants to own the World, never had a country name like us.
Latin Americans are happy to be part of America since 1492. Some since 14,000 years ago.
U.S citizens are US Americans, Unitedstatesians, USANIANS, or USONIANS.
They are from North America. We are from South America. *WE ARE ALL AMERICANS!*
Please, people of the world, respect us and share this.
I watched this on my free time don’t judge
So does everyone here lol, we all love fire of learning
Yea
@Biracial Boy wow bro you are so smart you get +2 internet big Brian points
@@isaacshultz8128 i want a big Brian point!!!
Biracial Boy
Unless it’s to fulfill a punishment. Then nothing is of any interest.
Recently archeologists found evidence that the Roanoke colony assimilated with the nearby Native American tribes. There are even accounts of "grey-eyed Natives" in the area, so it's safe to say that they had some European genes.
Croatoan was the name of an Indian tribe who took the settlers to the swamps of N. Carolina when faced with extermination by other tribes. They are now called the Lumbees after the Lumbee River which flows near Pembroke NC. The Lumbees are still struggling to be recognized as an "official" tribe. Most of the surnames are Locklear, Lowery, and Hunt. I lived with them for several years in the early 1980s.
That is fascinating. Thanks for the cool fact!
There's no such thing as "native Americans." We, the europeans, are the native Americans. Because no "America" existed until we made it. The warring Indian tribes were neither a "nation" or "americans". Therefore, they cannot be "Native Americans."
@@richq11 Well, that sounds iInteresting and Kind of Romantic
@@donz6211speculation, not facts
I immigrated to the US and love this country and constitution. I love the free spirited individualism of the US. Also very welcoming people
@Vseslav Levchenko you're pretty sad for thinking that way, all of the DemocRats are corrupt if you can't even see that you're becoming part of the problem.
The Republic will survive the DemocRats corrupt, and communism views will be the death of them.
@@rosemansbrests Good one, thanks for being a part of the Racistcans since you're making a assumption. We cannot thank you enough for putting one in office that under 5% of Europe can trust including his ancestry country of Europe. Might as well get out a Sharpie like Trump used for the failing track of Hurricane Dorian. Then say i'm racist, a misogynist, and hate Jews with no regret on yourself and your stuff.
@@BrandonHanson A few points of clarification - a country's leader is accountable to his own people, not those of another continent. Secondly, Europe is a continent, not a country (although the EU basically functions as a country of its own without accountability to its member states). Thirdly, at not point did he mention that he was a Republican, or allege you were a racist, etc.
@@holdthelines As I was referring to Europe. Not each country. Besides when we need them for alliances (NATO) of course they are just as important as our own people. Here are some Websites to show of the Continent of Europe in trusting Trump with 5% or less.
www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/trump-tweets-european-trust-eu-us-russia-poll-a9099191.html
www.forbes.com/sites/davekeating/2019/09/12/only-4-of-europeans-trust-donald-trump/
qz.com/1705388/europeans-dont-trust-the-us-or-trump-poll-says/
But with Americas own people, 55% want him impeached right now and more likely to grow. He barely has over 40% approval rating which makes sense with his impeachment percentage.
Brandon Hanson.
Stop listening to the evening news.... Yea he’s a bit of an arrogant, out of touch, dork but he is a much better choice than Bill’s wife. Which leads me to point out. If a country of 230,000,000+ produces these 2 as the best candidates for the job then it should be crystal clear to all that the system is corrupt, not whichever hood ornament they stick out front.
You guys have been off the rails, and pissing off 90% of the world (who laugh at your brainwashed belief and proud declaration of being the freest country of the world. You guys are FAR from free...)
I am Indonesian. Histories make us have broaden & wise mindsets. So, there are no original human beings in this one world. Every human being is connected & inter-influenced some ways. Great thanks to the uploader of this video
Humans come from Africa
Very true my friend. We are different branches of the same tree.
Mantul
@Clerisvaldo Nogueira Humans come from the Garden of Eden somewhere in Mesopotamia, not in Africa.
untrue
Thanks for not putting shitty music in this.
RADIUM CLOCK lmao
Or any lame attempts at snarky "witty" dialogue. Great vid. Will definitely share it.
Just shitty clicking sounds ;)
@Honey b. yeah, because dubstep is so fitting when you are talking about something like the history of the U.S. or W.W.II.
lmfao thats such a backward compliment haha
I've always found American history so boring until this presentation. Thank you for giving me reasons to learn.
He is totally off on this assertion that our founding fathers intended us to be a Democracy! They were all opposed to Democracy as a successful form of governments and many stated it openly on many occasions. They formed us as a Republic, not a democracy. There is a huge difference. One is a government for the individual, with respect for the rights thereof - the other is MOB rule where 50.01% can override the rights of the other 49.99% who are opposed to it! Democracies have alway failed historically because of this very fact! I mean, just look how close we are now to that very threat. Our country has not been this divided since the civil war...THANK YOU TO OUR BIG-GOVERNMENT PUBLIC INDOCTRINATION CENTERS FOR PUSHING THE "DEMOCRACY" LIE NOW TOO SEVERAL GENERATIONS!
It's the Mainstream Story, with a Personal Political Influence, he's inaccurate on the "Right to bear arms purpose" (it was due to no fulltime military force at the time.)
America wasn't lost, natives were the propiertors.
Columbus didn't "found America" the Phonecians, Irish Monks, Basque, were all here 1st and then the Vikings, and the west coast natives were from the area that the same who found Hawaii, Asians that went to the Northwest and some few that walked over from Russia.
But you won't get these facts in an approved Textbook.
The Conservatives that control all information for the Zionist owners won't feed the minds truths.
Much research and a College Minor - HISTORY. I did not even learn facts in college. ..😘
Beth Bartlett wtf liberal anti zionist
@@spades1018
I.have a history degree. I read the book and the subject is addressed.
Absolutely anti Zionist.
@D.J. Lachmann
No
That was really good. I've always been interested in American history. I didn't recall one date from beginning to end but just focused on the general story and your video covered all the questions I had!
Im kinda disappointed you didn’t mention Common Sense by Thomas Paine. Which convinced the rest of the founding fathers to vote for independence. Great documentary nonetheless!
And just as importantly it convinced the people to fight
Never heard of this publication, have just checked it out. It’s amazing how, especially in those times, one piece of literature can spark an idea and completely reshape the course of history
**James Monroe not John Monroe**
Fire was confused with James Madison.
36:03
33:11 James Madison
JB Weld What is his name in your profile picture? Like Roman Empire
JB Weld Pangpe
The map that showed America in the Civil War in 1861 has an error. It shows that Washington, D.C. is located between Delaware and New Jersey, when it is actually located between Maryland and Virginia.
Very well put together, I watched all 46 mins and learned ALOT,! Thanks for posting
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I appreciate your balanced approach to history. Thank you very much.
Dude you forgot to mention the man the myth the legend John Paul Jones
Cristiano Mendes Still plays bass today
What a heckin chad that guy was
He sailed to the east and he sailed to the west and he helped set America free
What a guy lol
yeah together with his partner John Bonham
Thank you for this video. It's the only unbiased, honest doc I have seen on this subject. Really appreciate being able to get the history without a political agenda
I totally agree
It isn't unbiased
@@bethbartlett5692 - Technically nothing a human does is ever truly “unbiased”, but this video was pretty darn close.
How are you ?
Thanks so much for not playing annoying music the whole video like other youtube documentaries.
Thanks for your video. It is very useful for me to study American history. I looked for the video like it before but nothing is as good as this one. I appreciate your great effort to make it. It is great from the voice sound, information source, subtitle and the transcript. Nice job! Please keep up the good works!
thorough and succinct and well paced and extremely informative. Thank you.
This is exactly what I was looking for. Great summary of US history.
I'm noticing a cycle with these early U.S. wars:
1. One side would win the early battles
2.There would be a turning point in the war
3.The other would start winning battles more later on in the war
4.The Final battle would involve the winning side invading and conquering a major place
5.Treaty that would involve the other side losing territory.
Thats the history of war in general
Congratulations you passed 5th grade history.
This video is awesome and I am now a new subscriber.
Hello
Hello
Love America the world and myself =)
What an amazing abridgment of the foundation of the U.S.!!, without having to critizice the murder and starvation of the native people, an issue that in my country Chile was almost the same, I respect and admire your country, your music, your science ant technology, I think your country saved Europe by intervening in two world wars, and looking back your history, it's truly breathtaking how your ancestors conquered the huge open spaces westwards to shape the nation that you are right now!!. In my childhood I used to read tales about Daniel Boone, David Crockett, Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn and how they emulated the staunch and strength of the first american colonists and adventurers. We as chileans have a lot to learn from you in all orders of things, for example: commitment, respect to the law, hard work, much more patriotism, and so on!!. Greetings from Chile!!.
Look up the discovery channels documentary on the history of Singapore. They're a good role model for the world too, my fiancé lives there and i plan to become a citizen there not only for her but out of respect and admiration towards the country as a whole.
Rodrigo Neira, thank you for the compliments. As for Chile, I think you have the coolest modern military on Earth, and we Americans could certainly learn from your low divorce rates.
@@kirkfogg8366 . Singapore is a city state funded by taxes on trade through the strait of Malacca. The wealth of the city is withheld from the people in the surrounding areas because those areas are parts of the country from which Singapore emerged, and it did so to avoid sharing that wealth. Singapore's economy is heavily dependent on others. It is in a very similar situation to another of the five Asian tigers: Hong Kong.
@@obligatoryusername7239 . Wow. Disparity in divorce rates. What if they're intrinsically tied to religious adherence and indoctrination. I blame misogyny for obedient women, ironically.
Me encantan Los Latinos, pero no manches; mas bebes no es que necesitamos.
A historical combo of peace, war, stability, balance, perseverance, standing, sitting, gathering, celebrating, coming together, privileges, and so much to list to continue
ghandhi?
they literally massacred almost all of the native americans who owned the lands for many years. they killed, exploited, raped, tortured those people for years after years. they took their lands and built this shit because they thought they were entitled just because they were white. and where is freedom, peace and coming together?? america and british's history is full of shame not peace.
This is exactly what we’re studying in school right now thanks!
Glad I could help!
"A City upon a hill" is usually credited to John Winthrop. The point is significant because there is a tendency to merge the Plymouth and Massachusetts Bay colonies, in popular history, that may not have existed in practice. They were not politically joined until the Glorious Revolution in England (1689). An interesting topic of study though (oh for a Tardis to go back and check 😀)
Being student of US History I found it a well elaborated documentary of US History. I will follow and suggest to keep it up till the contemporary era. Thanks
Thank you, I take it you where a foreign exchange student?
@@soybasedjeremy3653 Nop
As an American, I think this a good history video series. I also encourage everyone to study the many different peoples and countries on the world. I recommended the Geography Now channel.
Why is part 2 unavailable????? Please fix this FoL
Excellent Job - Well done ! Thank you. For time given, your presentation was very good.
Some very interesting stuff to learn. Thanks to all put this history together.
Part 1 is great, but why is part 2 unavailable?
I love America... From MIZORAM, the state of India in Norht East... 🙌😘❤👍👏👬👫
Love from America my Indian brother, I am of Indian origin myself
As an American, I want to thank you for that. We don't get many positive shout outs.
Hey u are Indian but not indigenous to the Americas. But hello any way
Your kind were confused by Columbus and others as asians (India). Just making sure you know
American history are based on lies as well. Painting european as bosses of some kind when indeed they were laborers under the natives
I've learned a lot from you highly appreciate Salute you from Somalia.
2:15 That'a false. Colombus knew that wasn't Asia but a new continent. He even described it in his journal.
Source?
@@joemiller947 His journal
@@stratant.8722 Right, but can you give me a link to a credible source for this? Unfortunately I don't personally have his journals at my house.
Is there a part 2? Link below says video has been removed. Anybody know if it exists and where to find it?
7:31 - John Smith: “I leave you people alone for 5 minutes and everything goes to shit!” 🤕
Ya they sure depended on him a lot.
Fabulous concise and informative video. However I can't access the link to Part 2. is it me or is it down? Thanks.
I debated on whether or not to post this, because I don't mean to sound at all like a critic against the work you've done on such an informative and amazingly even-handed historical series of videos in this highly charged political environment of today! I also know there is SO much to cover in each series - but what a missed opportunity in this video to recap America's very first overseas conflict as a new nation, in 1801-05 when the fledgling US Navy and Marines under President Thomas Jefferson fought the Barbary Pirates along the North African coast! The Pasha of Tripoli had declared war on the US, and although congress never formally declared war in return, they did authorize military response and off we went!! And we won! (As it happens, the US entering into conflict without fornally declaring war appears to be something we now have down to a fine art..!)
Imperator88vis My home town is named after this war and the marines and sailors who fought in this war!
Thank you. I agree. So much work yet added nothing more than High School history book.
Kinda waste of time
Well said!
Now we get to watch as it collapses in real time
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But the question is; When?
@@Michael_De_Santa-Unofficial I'd give it 100-300 years believe it or not. Even dying nations last generations before they bite the dust
I'll take that bet. Foreigners been saying this since it's creation. Only to over take those and become their masters. Americans own 30% of British businesses. Germany is a colony. All of Europe depends on US protection. Germany, Japan, and South Korea are vassal states. The US could lose 80% of its GDP and still be the 2nd largest, lol. Never going to happen.
You are awesome dude. Great effort and nice work. Keep it up with more history videos plz.
The United States isn’t a democracy, it’s a republic. Ancient Greece was a democracy. If they looked at us they would say “Oligarchy”
There are two types of democracy: direct democracy and representative democracy, i.e., a republic. In a direct democracy, the people rule. In a representative democracy, policy is made by officials elected by the people. There are two ways of organizing a democracy: a parliamentary system and a presidential system, i.e., what we have here in the U.S.
The link to Part 2 doesn't work! Your work is amazing. Please re-upload or tell me where I can watch it!
Where did part 2 go?
Hello,
Very interesting video's
I am not able to use the link to jump across to part 2?
Where can i find it?
Thanks
I love your videos. Please keep them coming. :3
Will do, thank you!
I’m just binge watching videos like these cause i have an AP US test tomorrow.
James Monroe!!! 5th President from 1817- 1825 “the era of good feeling” from highland , Virginia. He’s In the boat with Washington in the Delaware crossing. Died on the 4th of July in New York City. James Monroe!
“a town upon a hill” was actually said by john winthorpe during his sermon to the puritains before reaching land
I love America and it’s history 🇺🇸
Part 2 is unavailable, please make it available again!
18:45 - Proclamation Line. This is the true impetus for the 1st serious talk of Revolution. At the time of the 1763 Proclamation there were about 200,000 settlers. By 1776 there were over 2 million, a population explosion with increasing pressure for expansion and looking for an excuses to tell England to piss off. You've really done an exceptional job with this video.
Damn fire of learning. Love your videos. But part 2 is very missed! Still awaiting part 2 of Italy as well. Hope you’re well brother.
Very good, informative video. Not too long, yet full of important details. Well done! One suggestion: enunciate a little bit better for added clarity. Thanks though!
Awesome video, subscribed, love the paintings and presentation, my only very humble critique: just please slow down a bit, you will mumble less and have clearer enunciation.
Wouldn’t it be great if the US followed the constitution again?
It's like a " wish list ".
Grinding for my US History exam. Patriotism at its finest.
*James Monroe (you said John) LOL Seriously though, amazing video.
Really great video. I love your work.
I don’t know if this has been mentioned yet, but at around 17:00 you show a picture of William Pitt the Younger, when I believe you are talking about William Pitt the Elder.
Sorry to bother you with this.
Excellent narration. A fine job of calm, unbiased historical reflection on a nation's early beginnings. Happy birthday America.
Where is the 2nd part?
Battle of Trenton: When Washington decked the British halls.
what happened to part 2? :(
26:05 - Map (lower left) - Seemingly forgotten by history, there were actually 15 colonies at the time of the American Revolution. - East Florida and West Florida did not join the other 13 in the revolt. Those Florida Colonies have a jumbled History. Spain ceded Florida to Britain at the end of the Seven Years War in 1763: the true 1st World War (that George Washington inadvertently started at Fort Necessity). This was done in exchange for the return of Cuba and the Philippines that were seized by the British during the war. The British divided the region into 2 new Colonies. After the American Revolution Florida was ceded back to Spain in 1783. Spain then ceded Florida to the US in 1819; in exchange for dropping lawsuits by Americans against Spain totaling about 5 million dollars - and Florida finally became a state in 1845.
The absolute best, concise and comprehensive documentary on the History of The United States... It answered most of my questions... even Elvis erroneously referring to "Captain Smith and Pocahontas... had a very mad affair".... Thank you!
I know I'm over a year late, but I'm still gonna say that Columbus knew he'd reached a new continent. Old maps greatly exaggerated the size of Asia and Columbus had stumbled across an undocumented landmass and people, which he wrote about in his letters back to Spain and in journals that were recreated by someone he most likely never met. Given the heading, he thought he was in Asia, because (again) the size was greatly exaggerated and he thought he was either some hundreds of miles from the east coast of China or somewhere south of the mainland. He's strangely misrepresented, especially that "brutal rule," which included dismemberment as punishment for taking people as slaves
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Not at all on the coast of China, you remember badly when you omit that colon was a great navigator and knew the seas well and I think he would know how to distinguish an American Indian from a Chinese. I can buy confusion for you with the Indians of India.
Besides that nonsense, Colon could have been wrong, but he had 3 more ships with navigation specialists who routed the way and I think it would be a god's coincidence that all 3 were wrong in the measurement.
Watching both parts 1 & 2 today for my nation's bday.
This statement is so untruth: “Immediately after Spain’s discovery the other major powers of Europe (Portugal, France and England), realised they need to jump up into the theatre right way”.
- England wasn’t a major power of Europe at that time annyway, an it take them more than a century after the discovery to established a successful settlement in the new continent. The same can be said for the French, even though earlier than their English counterparts they didn’t successfully settle in Canada until late 16 century, after having failed in its attempts to colonise around the coast of Florida and others.
So yeah, “right way” (the John Cabot voyage mentioned in this video was an isolated expedition with no real attempts in accomplished any form of conquest of land for England).
- Thus that statement is only truth for Portugal, even though they were more preoccupied with the actual Indies of the east than in the west hemisphere. Only Portugal and Spain had the naval technology and cartography knowledge required to accomplish that deed in those times.
- it’s amazing how they skip all the major expeditions and exploration in North America by the Spanish in the 1500s, along with the oldest towns in what is now USA and just cut up to the 1600s to talk about the English.
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Watched this after my APUSH quarter test... big mistake cuz this summed everything up lmao. Great vid tho man
Loved it, I am going to make my kids watch this
Hi, if you like history videos, I have made a few. If you ever get a chance, I'd like some feed back!
Fun fact:Baron Von Stueben's military manual on how to instill discipline and espirit de corps lives on in the US Army as the Little Blue Book
I enjoy any true history except I’m Native American and there for nobody discovered America we were already here. What I really wish I could learn more about is what life was really like before Europe invaded America but with our forced language loss I don’t think that will ever be truly possible. I don’t trust anything Europe says about us Indians it’s not reality
I really wanna learn about more Native American history, It's really interesting.
Finally,
A history program that at least included a painting of THE MONITOR &
MARIMAC, The "iron clad" ships of the Civil War.
😊👍👌✌
Someday I will visit us
jhonny Vasquez Mendoza I hope you can. You would really like it.
You should! :D
Please come. Where ever you go can be a lot of fun. I'd say go down into the South or to the New England area because a lot of American history started there.
I hope you do, I am so great that this place is way better then it would be without me
Thank You, the world hates the US for no reason. It's a fun place
I appreciate your sharing of United States History
Am really glad and excited too,hi how are you doing!
The achievements of the Western world is awe inspiring.
United States: we are american
Brazil: we are american
United States: 🤨
Very well put together...thanks 🙃😉😁
Yeah it's,hi how are you doing!
Amazing effort and very informative thanks you, but I wish the speech was a bit slower and better articulated.
I think the statement about Columbus should be revised to say that even though Columbus was placed as governor, intrigue amongst other settlers, and favoritism by the Spanish monarchy for other leaders made it difficult if not impossible for Columbus to lead effectively. Columbus was not brutal, but many of the Spaniards with him were very brutal. If you read the Life and Voyages of Christopher Columbus by Washington Irving you’ll get more detail, on what happened. Columbus was not supported, and Spain didn’t keep their agreements with him.
oh really that explain why your precious columbus, write to the queen his intentions of enslaved the natives, colombus was a moster there a document of 46 pages that describies the horror and madnesses of his goverment.
Watched it on 0.75 speed level before my citizenship exam. Thanks!
I always find it hard to believe that Columbus out of his entire life, would've never known that he was in some 'new' land. Like, he must've known eventually. He was even governor in one of the colonies. There is no way he lived without realizing he landed somewhere new.
I don't buy that Columbus and his crew sailed for weeks in a wrong direction. Whoever believes that must be braindead.
@@FilmproduktionSilkwormPictures you should watch the documentary from knowing better on Christopher Columbus.
good information.. can I use this information for university study classes .. I am a history major student. thanks
Good video. However, the way you make it sound is that the Native Americans around Jamestown were hostile for no reason. Not true. The English were very aggressive and disrespectful to the Native Americans, for the most part. The Native Americans were mostly on the defensive.
Maybe Jamestown should never have happened. And the Jamestown descendants were just as bad.
I've always loved your channel. Great job for providing a place to talk about history :)
16:53 - General John Forbes also succeeded at building a baseball field for the Pittsburgh Pirates in 1909, along with Barney Dreyfuss.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forbes_Field
What happened to part 2? It says video unavailable
Lee's surrender occurred in the parlor of the private home of Wilmer McLean, a resident of Appomattox Courthouse, a town in Appomattox County, Virginia. The surrender did not occur in the courthouse of Appomattox County. Designation of a town as "Courthouse" indicates that the county's courthouse is in that town. This concept is similar to the concept of county seat. The statement in the video that the surrender took place at the courthouse in Appomattox is erroneous.
That Civil War map though, definitely had DC on Wilmington Delaware...
I'm hoping this is a well read un biased take on us history... I'm so sick of being judged in all the media I hope to consume
Would like to add that the peoples of North America migrated from both Asia and Europe via land and ice bridges. Europe was connected to North America via ice around the time of migration. Also the time of migration is twice as far back as you stated. This is recent findings but jsut thought I’d add it. Also Polynesian peoples island hopped their way to South America so pacific cultures very well could’ve had very small interactions with the Americas for 10,000 years ish
Splendid video. Might I offer a small note on the use of the word "Democracy": The Founding Fathers spoke ill of Democracy and established a republic specifically to _prevent_ it e.g. the Electoral College.
The word "Democracy" has been fetishized to blandly apply to any form of electorally chosen representative government. Not even Britain is a Democracy, rather it is a Constitutional Monarchy whose legislature is composed of representatives elected by simple plurality (not _majority_ ) and an unelected House of Lords. Even the Head of State is unelected.
Thank you for your videos.
Thank you for injecting a little historical accuracy into this discussion. I am in total agreement with your assessment. Currently, the Electoral College serves as a minor, but useful, deterrent against a tyranny of the majority. I find it unpleasant whenever the popular vote is in disagreement with the electoral college.
Democracy is two wolves and a sheep deciding what to have for dinner. It's the tyranny of the majority.
Or as Aristotle said, "all feminine democracies dissolve into tyranny."
I live in the town the Mystic Massacre occurred in, and the whole area is known as Pequot on old maps. What a tragedy that is
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It’s tough to cover hundreds of years of history in so short amount of time, but I think you made a pretty good video man. Stay well out there everybody, and Jesus Christ be with you friends.😊
This may be the briefest of history he has ever covered.
Im happy to see christans and people who belive in other gods are not fighting, belive me beliving in all the gods brings fights.
@@graystripe393 It’s one of the core principals of the U.S. Would there really be a better place for multi-religious friendly discussion but here?
3:03 was Macchu Pichu inhabited at this time? I thought it was populated by more ancient civilization and that it was not discovered until much more recent times.
Such a great channel
Thank you!
Where’s part 2?
I want to learn more to help my son with his high school class.
Love America from Germany
Angelo fresh love back from the US
My great grandparents are from Germany
I fear the Angela Merkel is destroying your country with her immigration policies
Funny thing for an American to say considering your President
@@camman6912 yes Merkel is destroying Germany, but it will end soon.
Harry Molo Trump is not destroying our country, you idiot. He's fixing it. Obama is the one who tried to destroy our country, and you have absolutely no idea how much the majority of us in America hate him for it. Trump is repairing all the damage he's done.
Angelo fresh Sending love back from America.