4:08 That's because this color change happens to all copper statues. The metal itself is that coppery color, but eventually oxygen from the air reacts with it, forming a green layer of copper oxide on the surface.
3:58 Dear Drew, The Statue of Liberty's colour was never changed by human intervention, the copper its made of turned to that colour due to natural reasons (like oxidisation or smt, idk)over time. You've even reviewed some data about this in a video you put up about 2 months ago. If you have read this through, please also take a bit of time to travel to Hungary next year! I am sure you and your friens will enjoy it in Budapest. There are tons of things to do here! I can't be bothered to write down the apology for speaking english so incorrectly, since that would take another paragraph. So have a great morning, and if we don't meet again. Good day! Good afternoon! And Good night! Truman show reference. Also put out our flag🇭🇺
3:47 the reason that the Statue of Liberty is green is because the statue is made of copper, which over time when exposed to oxygen it oxidizes, turning it to the greenish blue color that it is. In other words it’s rusting but with copper And yes, i definitely learned that from Minecraft
Well, Minecraft taught you the right thing. I learnt that from my dad. He works at IT. Copper pass current through (in fact, it has very little resistance and is cheap, which is why copper wires are made). Oxidized layer of copper doesn't pass any current. This is one of the reasons the copper wires are insulated. The other being the more obvious one: safety.
The copper oxide is also rather dense (like aluminium oxide) so it doesn't rust through, because the oxygen can't get into the "clean"copper underneath.
Drew always finds a way to have everyone in the comment section screaming at him for making a horrible mistake or missing something... Edit: So I guess the imposter drew isn't perfect after all...
9:43 Funnily enough: Germany and France (with all the wrong answers) are the ones that remind the teacher there was homework. Sometimes Germany is the substitute teacher too.
I think this post was referring to how good countries get along with the EU and its duties as a Member, like following the EU laws and paying more in as you want to get out (like Germany). Well, Greece, have you heard that? *Greece hiding behind a corner together with Italy and Spain*
@@bennobuhler5096 Italy has always been a net contributor to EU budget tho (between third and fourth biggest contributor depending on the year) it's easy to check online for those interested.
That Japanese "helicopter destroyer" meme reminds me of the British Invincible class carriers, which were originally called "through-deck cruisers", since budget for a aircraft carrier would not be approved by parliament.
We have a much more recent example in the Admiral Kuznetsov. If you ask Russia, she isn't a carrier but a heavy aircraft cruiser to get around the limits of the Montreux Convention.
@@Schwarzenfels True. Same as the Project 1143 (Kiev-Class) ships, which entered service in 1972. The future of the Montreux Convention is an interesting topic by itself, with Turkey's plans for the Istanbul Canal and Russia possibly losing hold of the whole Crimean peninsula (i.e. including Sevastopol).
And then there is the russian flight deck cruiser, which is totally not an aircraft carrier, but a missile cruiser that can launch planes. And Japan can't have aircraft carriers, since they wrote into their constitution that they can't do war. They don't even have a military, only a self-defense force, which is totally not a military but looks and operates and is equipped like one. On a sidenode, there is indeed quite a lot of armament on the thing, and unlike american carriers it doesn't need a carrier group. So they sort of have a point when they claim it isn't a carrier, except that it totally is one.
@@HappyBeezerStudios When you say flight deck cruiser, do you mean the Kiev class? Russia sold all of them and the only one which is still in active service, is the Indian INS Vikramaditya.
as a former drew durnil addict, now 10, i would like to say thank you. from watching you for so long and being addicted to countryballs, i can name more than 163/197 countries on a map, name almost every flag in the world and recognize about every flag in the world. i wouldnt have known all of this without you. i love flexing on my friends how im self taught in my best talents 😎
And if they would've bought the tanks directly from germany the tanks would already be assembled and fueled, and even come with training crew and manuals, but the manuals are all in german and the tanks are still in germany and ukraine has to go over and get them themselves.
Love how at 4:13 Drew’s talking about giving the Statue of Liberty a paint job no it’s made of copper and oxidation and before anyone gets mad at me saying he said that after I didn’t watch before commenting
5:00 Ikea instructions are not hard to read. It's sometimes hard to know which way around something goes but you have to look at the detail. If you can't assemble your own furniture then there are people you can hire.
4:24 just wait until you read about the classification of the Admiral Kuznetsov. She is not an aircraft carrier. The Soviet-built Project 1143.5 vessel in service with the Russian Navy in the Black Sea Fleet weighing in at over 5800 tons with a carry capacity of 18 SU-33 maritime fighters and a dozen helicopters is under no official books classed as an aircraft carrier. She is an aviation-carrying cruiser. Her primary bite is from 12 SS-N-19 Shipwreck anti-ship missiles under the flight deck.
2:00 it helps that barely any atrocities were committed by portugal, even brasil is the only country that got their independence without fighting. Sure Portugal started the slave trade but they were also the first to stop it.
Not for me, though. I've always done it right, but not because I want to; only because my professors take every single opportunity to make me and my colleagues' grades as low as possible.
4:08 • the copper naturally turned green (oxidised) over time 4:11 • “it’s not like there’s green on the flag anyway” - but there’s no brown/gold either?
4:15 not forgetting kohinoor was traded back and forth between warring groups? Five countries claim the diamond so who does it go to? It was gifted after the British defeated an enemy on behalf of the owners at the time, gifts can’t be taken back. So does India deserve it? Well Pakistan and Bangladesh also controlled the diamond when they were unified, Afghanistan had the diamond and Nepal too. It doesn’t belong to any of them because it was given away.
The "German reunicfication" map is something completely different - when the reunion happened, Germany didn't own half of Poland, and the "evil" part was about 1/4 the size of the rest.
That makes me think. If Poland wants nikes. And if Germany needs new planes to carry US nukes, but the F-35 is too expensive. Why not make a combined Polish-German program. We are good friends now, right?
Hello from a small village near Strasbourg - France (I live 43km away from it so I’m close enough) It’s quite funny to see you finally talk about Strasbourg for the 2nd time now I believe. I got to wonder if you are still going to talk about it
Iceland isn't mosquito free like you think. Well, maybe they don't go by the name of "mosquito" but they do have a slightly larger similar animal. I got mosquito-like bites several times while sleeping in a hostel in Reykjavik and I saw the culprits. It's an inch-sized flying insect that stings. Maybe if you go camping, which I didn't, there might not be any flying insect given how chilly and windy it is
0:55 Just to be clear this is basically the UK as well as in that we have no deadly animals and we have the advantage that we also don't have natural disasters except for flooding occasionally. I know we are known for our crappy weather but if you live in the southwest like Cornwall or Devon then that's reduced a lot. You could even move to guernsey or jersey (not new jersey) and be part of the UK and be closer to France and probably have none of the deadly animals and have warm weather. The deadliest animal in the UK is the cow.
3:56 It was originally Copper, then after years and decades in the elements, it oxidized into that teal color, and we though, "Hey, it looks even better than before, let's leave it like that"
3:56 you have never seen a church or some other old building with copper roofs? Or any other copper statue? :D It's not a coincidence they all are green. (hint: oxidation)
0:00 to be honest, all of this area, before the ottoman Empire started defaleating the byzantine empire, was completely inhabited by Greeks, it was reasonable for them to want to take back all of it. Act it would have been weird if they only wanted to take back what they actually got, because all the other areas used to be greek too!
This is literally russia's logic lmao, "it belonged to us so we are getting it back". Sorry but this is how life works, u fight for that land and whoever wins gets the land (even if it was yours or belonged to you)
@@galatasaryli7 and it's not the same thing as Russia, because at this point Greece was going from under control to indipendet, and if it was gonna become independent, obviously it would try to take what it had previously. Russia right now isn't gaining back independence and try to get all the area Russians live (if you wanna count Ukrainians and Russians as different)
I (14M, 13M then) went home with my friend (13M) a few months ago, and when we ate his mum asked him from the kitchen "Have you done your homework?" and we just stared confused at each other, as if silently saying "We have homework? What homework? I didn't know we had homework" to each other That's life in a Swedish 7th grade school in a small town on the west coast for ya!
6:40 me watching with my Polish friend Suddenly friend:”Where’s the rest sanctions’ hawks? Me: You mean the Visegrád group? Isn’t Obran a Russian pros-… Friend: No, the Baltics. How would they get involved, they are to small. History/ 30 minute research on Wikipedia: Events from 87 to late 91s, man from 1990 March sh*t got dark.
2:36 Meanwhile Germany: After the Fukushima Incidents, we don't want to risk a nuclear incident too like chernobyl. also we don't know, where we put away the nuclear waste. let's shut them down and find more ecologic ways like wind or water energy.
Where did they get the informations about which countries were against the Confederacy in the US civil war? I can't find anything about the position of Austria.
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Drew not understanding the reason for the Statue of Liberty's color change hurt me deeply
i share that pain
ok
same
I actually think he understood it.
Drew is playing 4d chess.
4:08 That's because this color change happens to all copper statues. The metal itself is that coppery color, but eventually oxygen from the air reacts with it, forming a green layer of copper oxide on the surface.
I was about to say this, copper roofs always turn green as well
You studied...I played Minecraft
We're not the same
@@jeffodabear me too
Came here to say this too XD
no! they changed color because French is cringe
3:58
Dear Drew,
The Statue of Liberty's colour was never changed by human intervention, the copper its made of turned to that colour due to natural reasons (like oxidisation or smt, idk)over time.
You've even reviewed some data about this in a video you put up about 2 months ago.
If you have read this through, please also take a bit of time to travel to Hungary next year!
I am sure you and your friens will enjoy it in Budapest. There are tons of things to do here!
I can't be bothered to write down the apology for speaking english so incorrectly, since that would take another paragraph.
So have a great morning, and if we don't meet again. Good day! Good afternoon! And Good night! Truman show reference. Also put out our flag🇭🇺
Good Morning, Good Night, or Good Afternoon viewers, depending on your time zone.
Not the hero we wanted but the hero we needed
MAGYARORSZAG
3:47 the reason that the Statue of Liberty is green is because the statue is made of copper, which over time when exposed to oxygen it oxidizes, turning it to the greenish blue color that it is. In other words it’s rusting but with copper
And yes, i definitely learned that from Minecraft
Well, Minecraft taught you the right thing. I learnt that from my dad. He works at IT. Copper pass current through (in fact, it has very little resistance and is cheap, which is why copper wires are made). Oxidized layer of copper doesn't pass any current. This is one of the reasons the copper wires are insulated. The other being the more obvious one: safety.
The copper oxide is also rather dense (like aluminium oxide) so it doesn't rust through, because the oxygen can't get into the "clean"copper underneath.
Drew always finds a way to have everyone in the comment section screaming at him for making a horrible mistake or missing something...
Edit: So I guess the imposter drew isn't perfect after all...
It's on purpose, it gets him views
Algorithm
No, Drew imposter is the screwup here.
E
@@HelpMeGet100kSubsWithNoVideos. r u bringing the filet fish or me?
Well, technically, Spain is the little brother... Portugal was born in 1143, Spain was born "de facto" in 1479 and "de jure" only in 1715.
So Portugal is older and has a younger but larger sibling.
Exactly this😂 small but old
I mean as the saying goes if a sibling looks younger he’s the oldest if a sibling looks older he’s the younger
This is what I say everytime people call Portugal the little brother lmao
People refer to it as little brother because it's geographically smaller, not everyones knows Iberian history 😂 to know it's older.
9:43
Funnily enough: Germany and France (with all the wrong answers) are the ones that remind the teacher there was homework.
Sometimes Germany is the substitute teacher too.
Germany is the class chairperson.
In my school in Germany we get barely any homework but the teacher always threatens us with homework
@@Dreaming_Cat404 Good teacher.
Theoretically, would country homework be about studying historians and people's personal opinions?
I think this post was referring to how good countries get along with the EU and its duties as a Member, like following the EU laws and paying more in as you want to get out (like Germany). Well, Greece, have you heard that?
*Greece hiding behind a corner together with Italy and Spain*
@@bennobuhler5096 Italy has always been a net contributor to EU budget tho (between third and fourth biggest contributor depending on the year) it's easy to check online for those interested.
please dont tell me drew actually thinks the statue of liberty was painted green
I think you will have lots of fun when you visit the Balkans! Love from Greece!
Only in Turkey and Greece
that sounds... eerie
Come to Bulgaria!
We have:
*the void*
@@jackholler3572 Croatia and Montenegro could be OK too. Potentially Albania too.
@@imthecryptic also Sunny Beach, Golden Sands and Black Ram.
Drew: hope Balkans don't watch my videos.
Me: oh, yes... Yes we do. 🇭🇷🇷🇸🇧🇦(🇽🇰)🇹🇷🇲🇰🇬🇷🇲🇪🇦🇱
turk heree
I wonder what that 4th flag is(terrorists)...
Oh well it's in brackets because it doesn't exist.
Kosovo doesn't exist lmao
@@1t3_ist_Azrael found the serbian
That Japanese "helicopter destroyer" meme reminds me of the British Invincible class carriers, which were originally called "through-deck cruisers", since budget for a aircraft carrier would not be approved by parliament.
We have a much more recent example in the Admiral Kuznetsov. If you ask Russia, she isn't a carrier but a heavy aircraft cruiser to get around the limits of the Montreux Convention.
@@Schwarzenfels True. Same as the Project 1143 (Kiev-Class) ships, which entered service in 1972.
The future of the Montreux Convention is an interesting topic by itself, with Turkey's plans for the Istanbul Canal and Russia possibly losing hold of the whole Crimean peninsula (i.e. including Sevastopol).
And then there is the russian flight deck cruiser, which is totally not an aircraft carrier, but a missile cruiser that can launch planes.
And Japan can't have aircraft carriers, since they wrote into their constitution that they can't do war. They don't even have a military, only a self-defense force, which is totally not a military but looks and operates and is equipped like one.
On a sidenode, there is indeed quite a lot of armament on the thing, and unlike american carriers it doesn't need a carrier group. So they sort of have a point when they claim it isn't a carrier, except that it totally is one.
@@HappyBeezerStudios When you say flight deck cruiser, do you mean the Kiev class? Russia sold all of them and the only one which is still in active service, is the Indian INS Vikramaditya.
@@Schwarzenfels I meant the big one in the Baltic sea with that Russian name
as a former drew durnil addict, now 10, i would like to say thank you.
from watching you for so long and being addicted to countryballs, i can name more than 163/197 countries on a map, name almost every flag in the world and recognize about every flag in the world.
i wouldnt have known all of this without you. i love flexing on my friends how im self taught in my best talents 😎
God dammit Drew is made you a miracle
hey a fellow political geography nerd
same!
Pop off, king!
Hurrah for the new generation of history buffs!
For those who don't know: the statue of liberty's exterior is made of copper. When copper oxidizes, it takes this blue-green color.
france should have been "has not done his homework (was on strike)
9:33 You can come to Turkey, im sure nothing "bad" would happen after you said Northern Cyprus was "evil"
it won't be bad, but it might be okay or horrible
I like how on the IKEA tank box it said "Beskjuta" which can be translated as "Firing at". It's a fitting name.
And if they would've bought the tanks directly from germany the tanks would already be assembled and fueled, and even come with training crew and manuals, but the manuals are all in german and the tanks are still in germany and ukraine has to go over and get them themselves.
Statue of liberty is made of copper and copper ages and turns into the colour we know
I thought that too😂
4:00 you guys didn't even paint it you just let that thing Oxidize.
As a Spaniard, I can confirm that we have no idea that we ever have homework.
7:40 My name means: Excellent Handsome Defender, something along the translation of it.
I love how the swedish IKEA tanks have only one allen key implying that you only need one person to assemble that damned thing.
It just has THAT many parts.
As a Swede, I would most definitely not change a thing
3:15 CHECKMATE, LINCOLNITES!
drew is one of my fav geografic youtuber
Love how at 4:13 Drew’s talking about giving the Statue of Liberty a paint job no it’s made of copper and oxidation and before anyone gets mad at me saying he said that after I didn’t watch before commenting
6:22 curve wall
Might as well use google translate
2:34 it happened in Italy too, after Chernobyl
5:00 Ikea instructions are not hard to read. It's sometimes hard to know which way around something goes but you have to look at the detail. If you can't assemble your own furniture then there are people you can hire.
10:35 "is it switzerland or something" switzerland isnt even in the eu 😭
4:10 is copper its terns green after some time
"Little brothers never get any of the blame" Scotland tries not to draw attention to itself
3:57 the reason it changed is beacause the statue is made of copper copper turns blue over time a long time tho
4:24 just wait until you read about the classification of the Admiral Kuznetsov.
She is not an aircraft carrier.
The Soviet-built Project 1143.5 vessel in service with the Russian Navy in the Black Sea Fleet weighing in at over 5800 tons with a carry capacity of 18 SU-33 maritime fighters and a dozen helicopters is under no official books classed as an aircraft carrier.
She is an aviation-carrying cruiser. Her primary bite is from 12 SS-N-19 Shipwreck anti-ship missiles under the flight deck.
new fact discovered: Drew doesnt know what oxidization is
2:53 North vietnam wasn't the "evil" part tho and neither was north germany
The fact that Drew doesn't know how copper oxidation works is just hilarious to me
The fact that he doesn't know about how the UK single handedly stopped the trans Atlantic slave trade
0:47 this one is even funnier if you know a guy named Yilmaz 😂 (Family name ofc)
2:00 it helps that barely any atrocities were committed by portugal, even brasil is the only country that got their independence without fighting. Sure Portugal started the slave trade but they were also the first to stop it.
3:48 This Dixie didn't learn his stupid oxidising. It is copper turned to an oxidized copper due to oxygen.
7:12 So which side are Greece, Bulgaria, Romania, Slovenia and Croatia on?
they're in the EU im pretty sure
(not really peacefully co existing though)
I am Portuguese and the homework one is accurate, atleast for myself. (Edit: I wrote the Portuguese accidentaly)
Como um brasileiro descendente de imigrantes italianos, maior parte, e portugueses, entendo o porquê não realiza minhas tarefas de casa
Not for me, though. I've always done it right, but not because I want to; only because my professors take every single opportunity to make me and my colleagues' grades as low as possible.
2:03 Portugal Inquisition and brutal Church Atrocities are well known in Goa,India.💀💀
0:24 Ah yes carving up Turkey
And fail it
2:47 North Belgium: are we a joke to you?
4:08
• the copper naturally turned green (oxidised) over time
4:11
• “it’s not like there’s green on the flag anyway” - but there’s no brown/gold either?
4:15 not forgetting kohinoor was traded back and forth between warring groups? Five countries claim the diamond so who does it go to? It was gifted after the British defeated an enemy on behalf of the owners at the time, gifts can’t be taken back. So does India deserve it? Well Pakistan and Bangladesh also controlled the diamond when they were unified, Afghanistan had the diamond and Nepal too. It doesn’t belong to any of them because it was given away.
Finally caught an upload after being at school all week. Love your videos, Drew
4:00
Dude it's like it because it's bronze and bronze changes oxidizes after some time.
3:58 it was made with copper so because copper can’t last without changing green I forgot the word for the process which happens
Drew: i wanna get launched from a trebuchet
Isnt that like foreplay for medieval women?
The "German reunicfication" map is something completely different - when the reunion happened, Germany didn't own half of Poland, and the "evil" part was about 1/4 the size of the rest.
That makes me think. If Poland wants nikes. And if Germany needs new planes to carry US nukes, but the F-35 is too expensive.
Why not make a combined Polish-German program. We are good friends now, right?
As a swed i love the denmark idea
2:47 Britain and America didn’t get the memo.
9:31 im surprised they still have their car😂😂
Great video mate
10:36 definitely Germany, no questions asked 😅
4:10 the copper oxidiezed, turning the orange statue green
Bro doesn't know how copper works💀
DREW LISTNEN THE STATUE OF LIBERTY DIDNT GET A PAINT JOB COPPER JUST TURNS THAT COLOR OVER TIME ITS LIKE RUST BUT FOR COPPER ITS CALLED OXIDIZATION
Hello from a small village near Strasbourg - France (I live 43km away from it so I’m close enough)
It’s quite funny to see you finally talk about Strasbourg for the 2nd time now I believe.
I got to wonder if you are still going to talk about it
Iceland isn't mosquito free like you think. Well, maybe they don't go by the name of "mosquito" but they do have a slightly larger similar animal. I got mosquito-like bites several times while sleeping in a hostel in Reykjavik and I saw the culprits. It's an inch-sized flying insect that stings. Maybe if you go camping, which I didn't, there might not be any flying insect given how chilly and windy it is
9:45 i do not know why they putt the faroe islands on there we dont do that until 11 pm-1 am
5:10 omg didn't knew that brazil was a member of the balcans
0:55 Just to be clear this is basically the UK as well as in that we have no deadly animals and we have the advantage that we also don't have natural disasters except for flooding occasionally. I know we are known for our crappy weather but if you live in the southwest like Cornwall or Devon then that's reduced a lot. You could even move to guernsey or jersey (not new jersey) and be part of the UK and be closer to France and probably have none of the deadly animals and have warm weather. The deadliest animal in the UK is the cow.
4:52 you can see the IKEA box has some letters on it. If you translate it from Swedish it says ”Shoot at”
3:10 that was the Nord deutscher bund and the Süd deutscher bund
Drew the statue of Liberty is made of bronze it oxidized so it turnt green
3:56 It was originally Copper, then after years and decades in the elements, it oxidized into that teal color, and we though, "Hey, it looks even better than before, let's leave it like that"
Drew failing at basic chemistry has to be the funniest thing ever
Drew casually forgetting that the Statue of Liberty wasn't repainted that colour, it oxidised into it.
4:53 The name on the box literally means to shoot at in swedish
5:32 1 problem, the C word has a T at the end of it.... :(
What about this:🇦🇺
3:56 you have never seen a church or some other old building with copper roofs? Or any other copper statue? :D It's not a coincidence they all are green. (hint: oxidation)
Even after several weeks, I still think the Denmark plush is holding a heart.
as a Dane we will be willing stop Russia from entering the Baltic sea, at least the we are further away from Sweden.
Portugal is older then spain... he is the big brother
4:10 it's literally made of copper and just oxidized
0:00 to be honest, all of this area, before the ottoman Empire started defaleating the byzantine empire, was completely inhabited by Greeks, it was reasonable for them to want to take back all of it. Act it would have been weird if they only wanted to take back what they actually got, because all the other areas used to be greek too!
This is literally russia's logic lmao, "it belonged to us so we are getting it back". Sorry but this is how life works, u fight for that land and whoever wins gets the land (even if it was yours or belonged to you)
@@galatasaryli7 I'm not trying to say they deserved it or that they should have gotten it, just logical that they wanted it
@@galatasaryli7 and it's not the same thing as Russia, because at this point Greece was going from under control to indipendet, and if it was gonna become independent, obviously it would try to take what it had previously. Russia right now isn't gaining back independence and try to get all the area Russians live (if you wanna count Ukrainians and Russians as different)
8:09 glory to Wisconsin
I (14M, 13M then) went home with my friend (13M) a few months ago, and when we ate his mum asked him from the kitchen "Have you done your homework?" and we just stared confused at each other, as if silently saying "We have homework? What homework? I didn't know we had homework" to each other
That's life in a Swedish 7th grade school in a small town on the west coast for ya!
I still dont understand why Germany is shutting down their nuclear plants, are they worried about earthquakes and tsunamis?
Drones count as aircraft, meaning the US army have an air force division
0:55 *Packs up his stuff*
Ahh yes no more mosquitoes annoying poor Kazakhstan
Yessss! I waited for the homework one!!!
4:08 you did nothing to it: that's just what happens to copper when left in the open...
Drew durnil does live in new mexico
6:40 me watching with my Polish friend
Suddenly friend:”Where’s the rest sanctions’ hawks?
Me: You mean the Visegrád group? Isn’t Obran a Russian pros-…
Friend: No, the Baltics.
How would they get involved, they are to small.
History/ 30 minute research on Wikipedia: Events from 87 to late 91s, man from 1990 March sh*t got dark.
The statue of liberty was made from copper and over time it oxidizes and turns green
It became green due to copper oxidation, not new paint.
10:29 I'm either the UK for other reasons or something from the PIGS
2:36 Meanwhile Germany:
After the Fukushima Incidents, we don't want to risk a nuclear incident too like chernobyl. also we don't know, where we put away the nuclear waste. let's shut them down and find more ecologic ways like wind or water energy.
4:40 by that logic a helicopter landing pad is also an airport runway
Drew is the greatest History and Geography TH-camr.
POV you live in the movie idiocracy
4:10 when it oxidized, it turned green that’s not paint
petition for drew to put the flag of the polish lithuanian commonwealth in the background day 5
Just checking to see if Drew has been kidnapped due to not knowing Copper turns green when it corrodes.
The cheese vault bit is true though. Wisconsinites become superheroes with cheese.
petition for drew to hang the flag of austria and hungary (not the empire)
The reason why the Statue of Liberty is green is because it’s made out of copper. It was never painted it’s just copper
Where did they get the informations about which countries were against the Confederacy in the US civil war? I can't find anything about the position of Austria.