The Industrial Economy: Crash Course US History #23
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 มิ.ย. 2024
- In which John Green teaches you about the Industrial Economy that arose in the United States after the Civil War. You know how when you're studying history, and you're reading along and everything seems safely in the past, and then BOOM you think, "Man, this suddenly seems very modern." For me, that moment in US History is the post-Reconstruction expansion of industrialism in America. After the Civil War, many of the changes in technology and ideas gave rise to this new industrialism. You'll learn about the rise of Captains of Industry (or Robber Barons) like Cornelius Vanderbilt, Andrew Carnegie, John D Rockefeller, and JP Morgan. You'll learn about trusts, combinations, and how the government responded to these new business practices. All this, plus John will cover how workers reacted to the changes in society and the early days of the labor movement. You'll learn about the Knights of Labor and Terence Powderly, as well as Samuel Gompers and the AFL.
Chapters:
Introduction: American Industrialization 00:00
Geography, Demography, and Law 1:04
Geography & Resources 1:22
America's Changing Demographics 1:37
Laws & Economics 2:14
Changes in the American Workforce 2:59
How Railroads Impacted the Economy 3:26
Mystery Document 5:02
Robber Barrons 6:02
Cornelius Vanderbilt 6:23
John D. Rockefeller 6:39
Vertical Integration 7:04
Horizontal Integration 7:40
J.P. Morgan 7:58
Industrial Workers 8:13
The Knights of Labor 9:08
The American Federation of Labor 9:48
Social Darwinism 10:13
Organized Labor Uprisings 10:47
Credits 11:59
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Imagine being such a good history teacher, that you and your student make a successful youtube channel which helps millions around the world with their history work
I would just like to thank crash course U.S history for always being there when I don't wanna read my textbook :)
Magnifurcent person yea same
beutiful name
Yes, exactly the same
Amen.
i bet this channel is making bank because of our class having homework that require watching these videos. just saying
ikr
John Green has made most of his money from his books but he still makes enough from this channel for a $17,000,000 net worth lmao
For 2 million views so far? The rewards are worth their efforts. It's better than Pewdiepie's.
Same here. College class, Spring 2020. 😂
This comment is so much more relevant now with the whole quarantine thing lol
marathoning crash course because mid terms
literally same
but we should not be having this conversation on Google+
Final exam get on my level
Saaaame
Just reminding everyone that this guy wrote the fault in our stars 😂 such a different style compared to crash course
wait really???
😳😳😳I thought they were two different people. 😭😭I feel like an idiot now
I feel like every country needs its own crash course history series.
I'm gonna need a crash course for 2020.
"This makes me worry we'll never escape the Clintons." Stan, cue the foreshadow filter
Reasons why I couldn't focus here:
1) Hears John from the past mentions "generals with cool last words"
2) Thinks of Looking for Alaska
3) Spends rest of the video crying over feels.
Long live John Green! Never stop revealing every corner of world history in your own inimitable way. Kids worldwide thank you.
"makes me afraid we'll never escape the clintons"
.....
+Ali Cumberledge Stan, can we get some foreshadowing?
“And even today the great city of Pittsburgh employs 53 steelers!”
ROFL
If crash course ever ends, you two should seriously sell the episodes in packs in dvds for schools :)
random thought but at 7:34 is that why Elmer's glue logo is a cow?
afellowginger just researched it a bit more and the company(wasn't called Elmer's then) started in the early 1900's but the logo didn't appear until the 50's and it wasn't because of what the glue was made out of
awww man
This guy for sure has adhd. How do I know? I don’t have to speed up the video and he’s a joy to listen to lol. You, sir, are exactly masterful at doing what you love. Thank you making this subject digestible.
A letter to John Green:Dear John Green, I would like to use this rather small portion of the internet to thank you for all of this. Your books obviously rock, P4A is brilliant, and vlogbrothers is just... just.... how do you even describe it? Rainicorn (new adjective that means resembling a rainbow and unicorn). OKAY back to my point. I just wanted to tell you that I stopped thinking that learning could be cool in third grade, when we started learning only to take these idiotic tests. But as soon as I started watching crash course, I knew that I wanted to help other people develop a love for learning, just as you've done for me. Thank you John Green, thank you
These videos are saving my life! Well, my gpa actually. What I'm trying to say is, THANK YOU!!!
+Alicia Reyes I was studying and didn't learn a thing, then decided to come here and THANK YOU JOHN GREEN
Might I add, if any teachers out there have suggestions about how they incorporate these amazing videos into your courses, I'd love to hear it. They're a bit over the head of my regular students, but my advanced students think they're hysterical. On another note, John Green, if you want the input of ANOTHER High School History teacher, other than your own beloved Raoul Meyer, I hereby volunteer!
Hey John! Your videos helped me get an A on my first college history final and I couldn't be happier :) thank you!!!!!
-an avid watcher and fan of your books
Rewatching through this series after having been out of school and working for several years. Gives this period/topic a very different lens.
I think a mention of private armies like the Pinkerton agency famously used at the carnige (sp?) Steel works would be worth a mention. Leaving the Pinkerton riot out of the story is kinda like leaving Peral harbor out of a story on how the US joined WWII
I can't believe I am still referring to these videos in my second year of college
Can't almost any statement of fact begin with "despite what Ayn Rand will tell you?"
***** have you even read any ayn rand idiot?
Thindorama I have, and it fundamentally ignores a major facet that capitalism is often tied to the federal gov, usually collusion is required to see a notable growth in GDP. Rand presumes that a sufficiently smart business man can succeed without any help and that welfare is fundamentally immoral because it promotes weakness. There are a lot of flaws with Rand (even libertarian economists generally think Rand goes too far).
Seriously the fact that Rand went on social security (which she often derided as one of the greatest evils the government can impose) when she was diagnosed with cancer is proof even she couldn't live up to her own beliefs.
Let's be clear, Libertarian policies have a few good arguments (although i personally disagree with them, i think they presume that businesses are more inherently good then they are in reality) and libertarian economists like Nozick have good points. But Rand was insane.
GenericBlogger why are you trying to push this false dichotomy between collusion and government intervention? just proves your understanding is rudimentary at best
That doesn't change anything, her actions don't change the validity of her arguments.
Lol you have no idea of what you're talking about. Rand was spot on with her philosophy. You should go read some milton friedman.
I think the biggest take away from Ayn Rand is that the USA population should not roll over to a big oppressive government that veers from the constitution in any matter, no matter what law or party. And yes Government was essential for industry, but that means they also can destroy it. The only real constitutional way today government can regulate the free market is one, interstate Commerce Claus winch is still debated if it is, but if we read the constitution by the letter it is legal, and two, to make all men equal and protect all men under the law in the way of the unions. But for example the FDA and the EPA are not on that list. The regulate not to keep people equal or each state equal, but to regulate what a company can or cannot do which is unconstitutional. The free market is good at regulating it's self in the way of popular opinion and choice and governmental regulation is killing this country. A common example of this is Obama care or the Affordable Care Act. This Piece of Domestic regulation requires that if any one person that works more than 30 hours a week than they legally have to have health care and if they work less than 30 hours they have to either pay for there own or pay a fine. First this is creating so many more part time jobs were people don't get paid as much witch leads to the minimum wage moment. And two it creates a situation for lot's of Americans were they can't pay for the care they need so they don't by is but then there is a fine. I laid out lot's of problems her and one TH-cam comment would not be enough to solve them but deregulation is the only way to come to a situation.
honestly, god bless CrashCourse and all of its employees. for doing the research that I can never put myself down to do.
I love how people are so vigorous about spotting Donald Trump.
yeah same lol
"And government bondage." Woah there John. I don't think they had THAT kind of relationship.
Thanks for making these videos, its great to be able to make connections from the past and current America.
Being a Liverpool fan has made me love you even more. Thanks for explaining this stories in such a wonderful and easy way to understand!
can we get a bumper sticker that says "immigration helps the economy" because there seems to be some confusion right now...
not all immigration is good immigration
When he says "I'm wondering if we'll ever escape the Clintons" and you're watching after Hillary ran for president XD
uhhhhh
Trump…
Considering this video was made well after she had already attempted her first run at the Presidency, I don't really see your point.
Apparently, she's running again. So, we haven't escaped her.
Thanks for making this video, This really helped me out with brushing up on my US History Regents. Thanks!
John Green, you pronounced "economic" correctly, a rare thing these day for some reason! Five Stars!
tfw you burst out laughing in class because you're an anime dork an see vegeta in a history video...
Blitzy Dragon // SAME DUDE, 8 other people yelled "His power level's over 9000!!!"
My history class watched this today, and after it was over I was trying to discuss it and every single person I talked to aside from about 3 said, "You understood that? I couldn't catch more than a couple sentences." This is how you know you watch vlogbrothers too much, lol.
i started watching these for a section of US history, i ended up watching all of the US and world History segments. I LOVE CRASH COURSE!!!
You know you're going to have a great teacher when they show crash course
I wrote my paper on the economic impact of the railroads from this crash course.... Thank you.
I'm going to too 😁
I love how I am once again back here 9 years later last minute studying before a test; 9 years ago was middle school, and now I’m here in collage. And crash course is on both of those two study guides lol
Thank to you guys I’m passing my college History class with a A 🙏
So my awesome history teacher assigned THIS as homework.
Life has never been better.
6:40 "[John Rockefeller] eventually became the richest man in the world. Ever. Yes, including Bill Gates."
And including Mansa Musa I of Mali. Wait a second...
@Luís Quartin damn i missed Mansa Musa Monday yesterday
Rockefeller produced a product that benefited the masses. Musa was a king.
Great video, great channel. Thank you for posting such well informed, dynamic history videos.
thank you John Green for helping with my homework!!!
thanks for helping me with my history test, John Green!!!
"on a bed of money with beautiful women": The Critic reference!
The way that trusts were regulated in the early 20th century was one of the most important yet (seemingly) underrated achievements of Theodore Roosevelt. Taking JP Morgan all the way to the Supreme Court to halt Morgan's monopolisation of the western railroads for example
The economic episodes are not boring they are the best
You, sir, has a truly awesome history teacher.
These are great but the speed at which he talks makes it so hard to take in any information. Having to pause every 10 seconds just to take notes
😂😂I don't take notes on them, I just use them as a review and play it at 150% speed. If u want him to slow down, put it at 75% or 50% speed. When u watch the vids, there is a settings thingy that u click. Go to playback speed and adjust the speed to ur liking. Happy learning 😘
Is there a bibliography for the crash course series? You guys have done a wonderful job incorporating primary documents this round, but I'm fairly confident that Raoul Meyers and John Green are doing some extensive reading outside of that.
lol i love this guy he makes everything easy to understand. and the videos don't feel long probably because he talks fast.
THANK YOU!!! I have a test on this on Tuesday
i watch crash course before my apush test lmao
Ewwww Apush. I only took ApEuro haha
sauceboss510 AP Euro isn't offered at my school..😟
Coming in really quick to say that Rockefeller got nothing on Mansa Munsa.
Nick from SUU, these videos are apart of our coarse work. So thanks.
This show is my new favorite thing.
0:55 Who wrote the intro/conclusion/theme music? Just wondering. . .
John Green is a liverpool fan too? I love this guy.
Disgusting
Shitterpool **
agreed
Kyle Dunham I’m an Everton fan. I lost a bit of respect for him when I heard thay
That last "inequality could be the opposite of freedom" gave me shivers...
omg i didn't know John Green did these videos, i am crying right now
to John Green from the past: Liverpool! Liverpool!, Liverpool! Liverpool!
YNWA!!
You never win away
MorningGI0ry boooooooooooooo
Arsenal FC! We're by far the best team the world has ever seen! Arsenal! Arsenal!
you dirty thieving scousers
going through these videos for my test.. wonder when I will reach the end :'(
I loved your video I love to learn and it is a great resource for learning. I also subscribed and liked
I can't help but feel that for all the supposed progress of the last century, we've gotten right back to where we were in the early 20th. The nouns change, but the verbs and adjectives seem to stick.
I LOVE JOHN GREEN. His enthusiasm makes me want to learn.
DUDE, TAKE A BREATH. Try saying something not important for just like one second so I can catch up on my note taking!
Seriously though, awesome content - really well condensed and laid out in a digestible flow. This content makes it easier to connect the dots through historical events and conceptualize big picture concepts, which is important when forming opinions about the world today and ideas for a more perfect future.
Bravo. Thank you for your outstanding societal contribution.
P.S. Who did the artwork at 11:12 -11:22?
The accompanying narrative makes a good mnemonic device, I imagine.
hi crash course if your reading this just saying you guys are amasing and awsome i mean seriously you guys have made OVER 200 VIDEOS and are always making more and spreading the world with knowlige and more than 1 million subs that have wached you and probaly 10 million more so thanks to you crash course and also not to forget thout bubble with their halarious and (light spirited) way of putting things and makeing even the most groosum things seem not so bad so a big thanks from me in new york
Poor, poor Jefferson... Hamilton must be a pretty cheery ghost, tho.
6:50 and Mansa Musa?
+Griffin Forsgren jefferson was an idiot. he wanted the US to stick to an economic model that was dying.
+simpsonfan13 Jefferson was far from stupid, but in fact very intellectual. He just valued simplicity, and wanted life to relate to his ideals
I'm actually a big fan of Carnegie. Although he was a monopolist he brought a lot innovation to the steel industry, he was a philanthropist, an anti-imperialist.
Anyone notice that the guy is holding Thomas the Train in 5:00? :)
These are so helpful for my history class like you don't understand
I cant believe that this is on porn hub.
anNormalGuy IMGUR!!
Kona138 One of us!
anNormalGuy Upvoting and responding in the hopes that this comment gets enough views that John Green finds out he's on pornhub. And then makes a video about it.
anNormalGuy I don't understand, please explain.
Dan Albl On Imgur a photo surfaced showing a screenshot of John Green on Porn hub, wit the titled "Attractive brunette explains the industrial economy," because some people are into that I guess.
And now in 2019 we are once again living in a world where a select few own the most. Productivity has quadrupled since 1980, but real wages have not risen at all. This money is going to the top 5%
Awesome vid!!! you shold make more. XP
Great initial Libertage! "I'm not a businessman, I'M A BUSINESS, MAN!"
i live to hear John briefly scream in agony
Extry extry! Two libertages for the price of one [episode]!!
I've learned more in the past 3 hours with John green than I have the whole year in apush
You are the REAL MVP MANN!!!! -APUSH students at GHS
"I've been workin' on the railroad, all the live-long day."
9:20 wait a minute WAIT A MINUTE this sounds extremely familiar
The Steelers reference was great.
4:07 Hey that's the diamond from the thumbnail of the Entropy episode in Crash Course Chemistry!
4:09 RAILROADS X HOUSES! I SHIP IT!
also stowaway diamond at 4:10 [middle left]
This guy is good. How do they get paid for making these videos?
+Richard Koenigsberg Advertising ($5/1000 views, plus people who like it support them with monthly donations on Patreon)
Crash course is amazing ❤️
5:25 Best moment in all of crash course history! Vegeta, and Bachelor Chow (from Futurama)! :D
When you have state testing in the morning...
Can't believe he didn't mention the Pinkertons when he was talking about the union riots....
Still though, great video!
4:59 That guy's toy LOL
I loved that show when I was a kid...
dang this was great! thanks so much!
Love the Liverpool tee shirt
Anyone notice the UFO at 3:35-3:37?
must be a conspiracy
lol j/k... seriously though interesting that I didn't notice that at first. I wonder what point they were trying to make with that.
***** SciencenHistorydude Devil's Tower in the background.... I guess none of you young'uns have never seen Close Encounters of the Third Kind.
oh no.... he predicted trump would be rich,[this video was made in 1213 does this mean aliens are real and will attack us!?
I wish this was around when I was in high school!
Use of the Wilhelm Scream = awesome
7:12 voice crack
Just saw "Cloud Atlas" last night. People fighting for their rights. Totally connected to this video.
An-kor Apis: You, my dear, are proof our efforts were not in vain.
Sonmi-451: But I'm just a dinery server. I was not genomed to alter reality.
An-kor Apis: No revolutionary ever was.
People fighting for their rights had nothing to do with the success of the US economy. As bad as those things were they had no effect on its success.
Children develop better under their mothers care and any women who has a child should really think about their duty to the child and not being selfish worrying about their career.
Mr. Green, Mr. Green!
I already love this channel but after seeing the second video with a Liverpool FC jersey... HANDS DOWN!! BEST TH-cam CHANNEL EVER.
Great crash course!!