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New England Industrial Revolution, textiles, depended on Southern cotton. Read Complicity: How the North Promoted, Prolonged, and Profited from Slavery

Moral of the story: Hamilton and his son both sucked at duels!

Epics like the ramayana and mahabharata depict spaceships

Why is it always a couple a brothers lol

Il est assez cocasse d' ignorer l ' apport de la France dans l' art de l' escrime, alors que les mousquetaires semblent si populaire à Hollywood ... Snober le fait que pendant très longtemps les traités d' escrimes étaient en langue française, et Paris la principale place éditrice de ceci .. Par ailleurs, snober une nouvelle fois, l ' influence de la Cour de Louix XIV dans de le port de l' épée courte , auprés des Courts européennes .... Je passe sur l' absence de l' évocation du Traité de Lafaugéres ... N' en vous déplaise la Culture française à des racines multiséculaires, voir millénaire ...

You should make a video explaining the 2020 Presidential Election. I’d love to know how Biden got 10 million more votes than Obama!

thanks for sharing, was looking for it! more depth on each topic would be nice tho...

Just mindblowing how the invention of planes progressed year by year this vid actually taught me the reasoning behind the saying 'Slow but steady wins the race'.Thank you for this amazing vid.i was just chilling on the backyard when i saw aeroplanes flying and just fascinated by its ability to stay on air and how it all began.Thank you again for helping me grow my knowledge kind sir❤😊

Washington didnt resign

Wish my uncle, Billy Strayhorn was mentioned. He was a very important contributer to jazz music worldwide.

Excellent !

A tradition from the English

Awesome….. I’ll be watching all your series ….👊👊👊👊👊

Great great work…..wonderful

The good guys don't always win

1866 the slave trade was illegal

Knowledge of self is the fifth element not beatboxing

This is how it sounds when others tell our story- This is defiantly his-story.

Wr got nothing from the Jamaican or Puerto Rican culture.

Excellent video!

“Tis a good day to taketh thy L”- Alexander Hamilton

Interesting

You’re not qualified to tell this story respectfully.

ruclips.net/video/uB3Rt6X1koo/видео.htmlsi=Vs7sEHw7a8KT8uQF rapping didn’t come from toasting. Toasting came from rapping. Here’s the original Jamaican toasters saying where they got their influence from. This video is misinformation about my people and MY culture.

Another Jews invented lie - all great jazz players are black

great job!

Important history information but the music is unnecessary and is distracting. This is as a class. In academic classes music does not help and is not allowed. Adding background music indirectly gives the misleading message that background music is necessary in order to learn.

This song is so beautiful. I first heard of it about 2005. James Weldon Johnson had also been given a position in the U.S. State Department under Teddy Roosevelt but sometime later Woodrow Wilson re-segregated the US government.

Thank you soo much ,I appreciate your video clip,when i read the the war 1812,nust i feel I'm really on battlefield. Very nicely written and picturized.I liked too much.wish i have more subject from gour side.with respect.🙏🙏🙏❤️

this is the reason why RUclips was made...

So the over confident fledgling nation of the USA got its butt kicked by the poms. Most in the US find this defeat very hard to swallow even now over 200 years later. A lot of US history books only mention the Battle of New Orleans as the main battle of the 1812 War in which US troops thrashed the Brits. Only problem is the armistice had already been signed and the battle took place after the US admitted defeat. In more detailed histories written by US authors, the US authors talk about the support provided by the native Americans to the Brits suggesting that the Brits wouldn’t have won without native support. US folks need to get over it. The US lost, get over it.

False……… iykyk

The first powered plane flight was by a twenty-five year old New Zealander, Richard Pearse on March 31, 1902. just before the Wright brothers but not very well known

Thank you for giving credit to Gustave Whitehead with "First in Flight" in 1901 beating the Wright Brothers by 2 years in Bridgeport Connecticut.

"The Golden Age of Hip-Hop" and zero mention of any artist of that era, lolol

Thank for this short explanation of the war of 1812 .. just finished a book on Lewis and Clark 🇺🇸 May God bless us 🙏🏼

Too bad this guy skipped over gliders which led to the Wright flyer. Example: Sir George Cayley (1773-1857) built the world's first hand-launched glider in 1804. It was five feet long and was the first example of the configuration of a modern aircraft, with separate systems for lift and control. Cayley deserves to be remembered as the first aeronautical engineer. Also missing is rocketry which led to the space shuttle and moon landings.

Excellent !!

If the native Americans would have backed the US, maybe we would have put them on bigger reservations in the future…haha jk…take that L and enjoy your casinos!

Hamilton didn’t miss, he shot at God for creating a man such as Burr

Nice work¡¡Congrats¡¡

Perfect proof of Mister &*'s failure to produce creditable results in this key Town.

This guy is a gem 💎. I wish I had found this channel sooner. I have been trying to learn about the underrated perspectives of history of culper spy ring and here he is, explaining exactly what I wanted to learn. Thank you

I think we need to go back to politicians having duels when they disagreed.

Oh my goodness, where is the credit to Gustave Whitehead in Bridgeport Connecticut beating the Wright Bros. by 2 years in 1901 and possibly as early as 1899?

It wasn’t uncommon for a rival suitor for a lady to either goad a rival whom they knew they could easily beat into a duel .. or employ someone else accomplished in the art of dueling to act as proxy ..

You could only lawfully duel with someone of your own class .

The reason it is under Imperial rule is due to the fact that the United States is a foreign corporation held in the city of London. Look it up, it's a business. Also, pay close attention to the banking act.