How did the Anglos come to Dominate America and Beyond?
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- Опубликовано: 30 янв 2018
- The time has come to talk about one of the single most influential groups in all of modern history, the British, and how their Anglo descendants came to dominate America, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and many other areas of the planet.
Be sure to let me know your thoughts on the historic rise of the British nation and the larger Anglosphere. Thanks for watching!
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I am a Brazilian whose second language is English. In fact, most of the time I think in English without even realising it
Anglo imperialism at its finest lololol
Daniel Morais Same.
Daniel Morais it may suck but we aren't responsible for that nowadays. It's actually pretty cool that I can communicate with someone so far away. What Im saying is, the past misdeeds don't make up for it, but as of today knowing English is almost ONLY beneficial for you. Do you agree?
Jeroim3142 Yeah, I mean, I love the English language, mate. That imperialism thing is a joke lololol
Daniel Morais lool for sure you are a nerd/geek who pass too much time on english movies/website/tv show/video games 😂
because its not normal for a brazilian in brazil to think in english
that last part shouldve been huehue
you need more huehue or r u fake brazilian huehuehuehue
Personal experience has lead me to believe English ancestry is even more seriously undercounted than many think, the same feeling that causes the overwhelmingly British to just identify as American, seems to cause those of predominant but not overwhelming British ancestry to choose the more popular, recent, or differentiated ancestry. I'm from the Midwest, and I thought I was a German-American, it's what I said I was and it's what I would have put down on a census, but when I made a family tree and took a DNA test, both sources confirmed I was predominantly English, and both only put my (previously thought dominant) German percentage in the 30s. When I did the same for my brother in law, and step father, who both claimed to be Irish, an even more pronounced difference between claimed and true ethnicity appeared, they were each dominantly English, and less than 1/8 Irish. I have now done a total of 7 of these, for 7 unrelated people none of us thought we were predomantly English, 5 of us were.
Yes it likely is. It's the base ethnicity, but it's not popular to seif identify with specifically.
Great Britain and Africa planned destruction of America. Why NWO pilgrims GOD CALLED THEM BASTARDS THAT MIXED WITH ISHMAEL.
GOD IS LAUGHING AT CAANAITES BABYLON
And HANGING GARDENS IN BAMPHET CANADA AND TOWER OF BABEL IN CANADA. DAN AND AFRICA DIDN'T COME FAR TO ENSLAVE ANCIENT COVENANT PEOPLE 10 LOST TRIBES ANGLO SAXONS.. CAN'T WAIT TO GET TO MOAB
Yea same with my family. I'm proudly English myself and American :)
Well I wouldn't say British, as many still have pride in Welsh and Scottish roots. But yeah I agree English is heavily discounted.
It's astonishing how the english language has grown and developed on a small island at the edge of the populated world (spoken by a small number of people in origin) and became the international lingua franca around the globe. I wonder if things will change in the future, will other languages overthrow english as new countries rise to power?
Antonio Carbone Probably the Hindu language or the Spanish
right now only english. spanish or french can compete for lingua franca
you need to have a presence on the 5 continents to be considered lingua franca
thats why chineese how ever rich they become will never become a lingua franca..because its only in east asia
english only competitors are spanish the most widely spoken language in the world natively. and king language in central and south america. but the economic value of it is low
french is the big king in west europe & africa. and has presence in oceania. north. central and south america. they used to have a strong presence in asia continent too, but it had declined like crazy the last 20 years
but french has the advantage to be the language of top economical rich country like france/switzerland/monaco/luxumbourg/belgium/cnadda and others
Mathew Van Ostin as a Brit myself we are encouraged to learn German if any language, due to Germany's growing influence in Europe's economy (that's just Europe though).
It's not exactly a small island or a small population. But I get what you mean :)
Coolrh13 actualy most british learn french in a second language. german & spanish in 2nd 3rd position
you can google popular second language learning per country
i know that england (uk). holland. germany. spain. portugal. italy. austria. usualy learn french language as a third/second language at school
german is the popular 3rd langage learning in east europe
althoe i dont find german really usefull. you can not use it in any countries of africa/north america/central america/south america/asia/oceania
The British are the largest ethnic group in the UK, Australia, New Zealand, Canada and probably USA as well.
Anthony London Americans have more German heritage
Dear Jorge the British are not the same as the English. British include Scots, Welsh, Scots-Irish and English.
When you subsume all the self identified in US of these groups with Americans ( mostly British ) and those claiming to be Irish but are actually English or Scots Irish ( ie Clinton,Bush ) I think you probably come to the largest ethnic group. The British are so mixed in with other groups a good majority of the white population could claim British ancestry.
Yes, and are mostly lost, cultureless and still just passing through.
DataGuzzler no they do not most English American just consider themselves American since the English came up with the term American and it's flag
HipHipJorge ! That is not true as it is proven most English Americans call themselves simply Americans and British is not an ethnicity it's English
The ever growing power of English.
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@@kentakei7052
You are correct.
America is definitely nothing to do with Anglo Saxon.
It was a time in history that ended almost a 1000 years ago.
Its part of England's history,, inbetween the Romans and the Vikings and the Normans ,
Then angevin then plantagenets, then Tudors then Stuarts then Georgian and Victorian etc etc
All have nothing to do with America,
which is only 240 years old
@@kevwhufc8640 It was founded by the british, George washington was British, it was a british colony
@@makegeorgeorwellfictionaga9268 I know that Europeans, Dutch French German British etc went to America.
But that was only a few centuries ago.
It doesn't mean they have anything to do with Anglo Saxons
Like I said it was over a 1000 years ago the Normans invaded and ended the Saxon era .
Why don't these Americans call themselves Tudor's ?
that's around the same time as England went to America .
The Saxons were just one of the tribes ( peoples) that came to England from Germany.
@@makegeorgeorwellfictionaga9268 yeah but most white Americans are not English. That hasn't been the case since 1870.
"Ireland, Scotland, and Britain"? I think you mean Ireland, Scotland, England, and Wales. (everyone seems to forget the Manx)
@Anglia Alba Yes it does, a quick Google or even RUclips search would prove you wrong.
@Anglia Alba What you on about?
Well that but also the fact that everyone forgets the English who are ironically the least British of all the inhabitants of the isles seeing as they're Germanic
@Anglia Alba isle of man spoke Gaelic, it was part of the old Irish kingdom which included part of Scotland centuries ago.
They have different laws to England
Great motorcycle events are held regularly especially the TT
@Anglia Alba Yes it does.
Just recieved my DNA results from Ancestry and Found out I am 86% English, Welsh and Norwestern European. and 9% Scottish Irish. 3%Germanic European, and 2%Norwegian. But regardless its amazing that my bloodline has stayed stricly European for centuries since the 1600s when my ancestors go to the United States. Growing up I never really considered myself to have that much relation to the british Isles but they definitely are one of the most impirtant ethno centric societies of the western world. This is just soo interesting to me to learn their story.
same as yours but a bit more scotish than english/norwest european like france
Hello, thank you for your comment! It’s amazing how many people have British heritage. Have you checked on your AncestryDNA updates? I would love to see your latest results!
Kind regards Sam
@@noodlyappendage6729 i forgot to say i am british am from durham north east england
no updates yet but what i find interesting is, everyone one who came to britian/ ireland i have some of that dna heritage, apart from one that is the romans but i dont no tho have far back the dna tests go coz like the gallo romans of gaul/france there where still roman britons who would have married and settle down in the uk.
Your channel is the channel I was looking for for years! I really like your content and I wish you good luck in what you do!
_"How did the Anglos come to Dominate America and Beyond?"_
This video doe not answer that question. They dominated by:
- emigration from the UK,
- setting up administration,
- the rule of law,
- implementing systems,
- innovation.
- trade,
- commerce.
yes
🤣🤣 you mean SLAVERY of African people along with killing off the indigenous people aka white supremacy 🤣🤣
americ?jajajaja
Pero si solo tuvisteis las 13 colonias y el resto de USA y del continente americano fue del imperio Espanol.
Lee un poco redneck
Simple:
(1) The Brits generally defeated the French and Spanish.
(2) North America and Oceania had relatively small populations 500 years ago.
You say germanics settled Great Britain as if all the celts died off and the germanics just moved in
IKR
Zane Erven and goes further and explains that modern genetics of Great Britain has portions of Germanic and Celtic ancestry. Also, the subsequent description of the Anglo-Celtic amalgamation who make up for instance Australia proves that he is aware of the extended Celtic influence
It's a well known fact that the Anglo-Saxons pushed the Celts to the fringes of the British Isles, (i.e. Wales, Cornwall) this is why they have much more Celtic admixture than the English.
Rather than a well known fact it was in reality just a well known assumption. One that has had to be re-evaluated due to genetic testing of the British population.
Today the English are on average rather more related to their fellows in Wales and Scotland than they are to continental Germanics. There was some heavy settlement by Angles, Saxons, Frisians, Wends, Jutes, Norse etc. on the on the east coast of Britain so Germanic genes tend to spike a lot more in those areas but you don't need to get too deep into England (or Scotland) before it becomes hard to tell Scottish, Welsh or English genes apart. 70% of English genes are from an earlier British admixture which proves the Anglo-Saxons did not drive out the Celtic population in the areas they conquered. They just settled amongst them and culturally assimilated the natives. Even now there are some white ethnically English people who have almost no Germanic genes at all.
That said, the Welsh are thought to have the highest percentage of ancient genes on the British mainland. Perhaps in part because of their stand off against Germanic invaders, although much is probably just because of the Geographic isolation resulting from the Welsh terrain.
To make things even more complicated the Celts were not British natives either and Celtic genes aren't necessarily dominant even in Celtic nations. They invaded the British Isles just under 3000 years ago during the tail end of the European bronze age. The Celts who came to Britain originated in central Europe, especially in the regions around modern Switzerland.
Before the Celts were other European Settlers - the somewhat mysterious "Beaker People" so named for their distinctive pottery left behind in archaeological deposits. The "native" Britons before them, the ones responsible for building the cairns, standing stones and stone circles like Stonehenge, arrived after the end of the last Ice Age and had migrated north into Britain from what is now modern Spain. From their genetic remains like those taken from "Cheddar Man" it appears they were short, dark haired, dark skinned and blue eyed. Not what you'd traditionally think of as an ancient Briton!
The British population are still carrying many of the genes of these ancient peoples even after multiple waves of migration and conquest over so many millennia.
One of the more curious points of British migrations is just how miniscule the Roman and Norman footprints were on the local population. The Romans especially, despite having been here for centuries contributed only a percent or two.
Most modern English are actually genetically the closest related to Anglo-Saxons. Although most of the Pictish people adopted a more Celtic culture and religion, they originated in Scandinavia and were of Germanic origin.
Fun fact about England: there are more people of English descent outside of England than inside. In fact a significant portion of "English" people have never even been to their country of origin, and don't identify as English at all.
🇬🇧🇺🇸🇨🇦🇭🇲🇳🇿 Anglo Saxons✊🏻✊🏻
I live in Texas and we're so far away from the "anglo" idea. We are mexicans!!
@@gabrieldesousa8034 congratulations amigo!
💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻🇬🇧🇺🇸🇨🇦🇦🇺🇳🇿💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻 don't F with us
At the end of the day. Every single human on the planet. Originated in Africa. It’s proven. Look it up 💪🏾✊🏾
@@gabrieldesousa8034 you’re an invader, best call ice
I'm English American
Perfect combination
Real OG American
@@Buydaa.Monly englacuckers had been on 13 colonies.. no more
"Hey it's FRED" Head ahhsss
I would love a video on Canada. Keep up the great work!
Great video mate. From Australia
In between the Anglo/Jute/Saxon incursions and the Normans were the Viking/Norse/Danish invasions of the British Isles. Establishing vast areas of control like in Dublin, Western Scottish Islands, York England, and more for centuries. There was likely admixture and this is a huge part of the story of the Anglo people you left out of the video. Old Norse had an impact on the English language as well. Just FYI, you're awesome Massaman!
Cool video, it would be very interesting if you did a similar video about the Spanish empire/world, considering how they also shaped the world in terms of language, religion and culture. Basically a video about the Spanish version of the "Anglo world".
Great video :D
I'm a brand new subscriber but this channel is awesome.
I will admit it’s a rare thing in today’s world to speak your fathers language. There’s definitely pride in knowing I don’t speak anyone else’s father’s language.
Don't most people in the world speak the same language as their father?
@@ajs41 Due to colonialism most people do not.
@@dw309yes we do 😂. My dad speaks English, my grandpa speaks English, his dad learned English. Most people’s parents speak English
I know you mentioned the Norman Conquest, but a lot of the Nordic/Germanic DNA imprint was left in England, Scotland and Ireland during the Viking invasions of the Eighth century. I am African American and my DNA profile indicates that I am eleven percent European with some of that DNA being attributed to Scandinavia. I attribute that more to the aforementioned Viking invasions then the Norman Conquest.
I love your videos, keep up the good work!
Same here bro
You are dead right! I come from the north of England and up here we sound nothing like the stereotypical Englishman you see in the movies; we all sound like Vikings!
www.uni-due.de/SHE/HE_ScandinavianInvasions.htm
Normans are vikings tho.....
eyyy eyyy - No they're not. They're French.
Agent J but didn't they start calling themselves normans after the vikings were invited to their lands by the french? If not then my bad my info is wrong.
Great vid!
Smart man ! Good work !
1:34 - there weren't 3 separate civilisations living on the Britannic Islands as mentioned here, instead these were the 3 general linguistic groups of the Celtic language spoken there at the time. Instead there were numerous kingdoms that often united with or conquered one another.
You didn't mention CANZUK :)
Im amazed ive actually found a knowledgeable and honest historian on youtube...wow
I love your research keep it up. I'm pretty sure you aren't right about everything but I back you to learn more and bring us even better content.
Interesting to see this channel grow at this speed while the comments remain generally less negative than average despite the content being based on topics this are very divisive and controversial, even to the point that things like race are so taboo that they can't be discussed.
I think it's very interesting and think the idea that something is too taboo to discuss is so counter productive!
Hats off Mason, production value is good, could be more polished but that's just flash, and would add little in the way of content. The use of maps is kind of fun to me, all very educational, the pictures of people you choose add a lot as well, it's clear you work hard on these and release a staggering amount of content.
If I have a complaint... there's so much info packed such fast paced videos that I find myself lost if I lose concentration or interest, while ones that are of particular interest require me to rewind or rewatch.
Great work, I'd suggest very little change for the future.
I often wonder where you've learned so much about people's, obvious you research groups to provide the best info you can, but you obviously have a wide knowledge base.
I would love a video dedicated to how you've reached this point, and what goes into an average video
Thank you
To answer the video's question: How did the Anglos come to Dominate America and Beyond ? (1) Protestant (2) their intelligence (3) their work ethic (4) their committment to lasting families for several generations.
more importantly, was the Implementation of the 1st organised sophisticated societal structure, in which to optimise the facilitation of something close to a meritocracy, which tapped into talent more widely than other countries keyed with Top-down, exclusively monarchical autocratic structures.This is through Separation of Parliament from monarchy and church, into independent functionality,, the 1st synergetic regional Parliamentary structure nationwide and pioneering of the 1st and earliest early forms of ratified civil and human rights legislation, which then became the prototypes for all political, Economic and legal constitutions, in the world e.g. the statute of liberties (1100), The Magna Carta (1215), the English Bill of Rights (1689) and the People's Charter, (circa 1800)
Where did you find the map at 6:11? I'm interested in how it shows the n border between the US and Canada in the northwest, and would like a clearer picture.
THANK YOU MASAMAN, great stugh but we realy need more than one report to understand completely the Anglo mindset especially what's related to protestanisme. ..
It's wrong to say that Anglo does not derive from england, as they are both directly related, as England derives from Angleland
i think he meant that it wasnt the other way around. England derives from Angle(s)/Anglo
Shut up
Austin Revis can tell you put a lot of effort on that one
D McC just as France is derive by the franks
laser325 germanic tribes that is, but thats what we called them after so no. Germany is complicated because it was never unified until Bismarck.
Masaman, can you please make a video on the Taiwanese aborigines. Not many of your viewers and subscribers know of these people. Can you please make a video on Taiwanese aborigines so that your viewers and subscribers are fully knowledgeable about these people.
Ekmal Sukarno say viewers and subscribers some more.
Yes, a video about the Taiwanese aboriginals and the Austronesian diaspora would be great.
Also, FYI, it's called the Anglosphere, Masaman
America is the best part of the anglosphere GODBLESS AMERICA GODBLESS TRUMP #MAGA
And please bring up the Takasago Bolunteers
The original peoples of east Asia and the islands of east and south east Asia are an interesting topic. They're likely the same original peoples to migrate to the Americas before the descendants of the natives moved over.
5:55 What's the deal with the Penguin Books pop-up shop/trailer on the cover of The Grapes of Wrath?
Great Vídeo.
You mean how the country of New Amsterdam, as well as New Holland, New Zeeland, Kaap de Goede Hoop and the place of the Glorious Revolution became Anglophone rather than Batavophone (Dutch-speaking)? Very good question indeed...
Because dutch merchants first intentions at the time was to trade, not to colonize. It was a hell of a good deal to trade new amsterdam for the colony of surinam at the time, but in hindsight not so much.
I'm confused by your meaning re. Glorious Revolution? That was invite only and had certain conditions.
@ marco heide I agree. The dutch merchants were too focused on earning money and had no vision. That's why they ignored Australia and didn't really want to expand the Cape Colony.
@Doug Spencer I know. I was just exaggerating things a bit. :-)
I believe it was because the English have always been fierce rivals with the Dutch. Their have been countless wars and conflicts. The sea wars, Napoleonic wars, Boer wars and even conflicts in the first and second world war.
Just look at how many negative slangs the English have in their language that mentions Dutch. The English probably erased most typical Dutch things in New Holland/ New Amsterdam
Also the Dutch kept a trading empire, not an empire for settlement. Because the Dutch are stingy and only think of money.
The Netherlands were always an okay place to live, so why move I imagine
England is my trigger word...
*TRIGGERED*
Gerry Adams I thought it would be "Sash" or "Elizabeth"
Trigger for a bomb? 😂
England is my city.
Lagerland is my haunt. Daemon take little notice of Ghosts.
Should've emigrated to Patagonia and become a Cowboy.
Lagerland is my haunt. Daemon take little notice of Ghosts.
Should've emigrated to Patagonia and become a Cowboy.
Have you done the people in the arc of the Faroes, Iceland, Greenland and Newfoundland? Maybe touch on explorers like Leif Erikson? Apparently, fish & chips were introduced to the Faroes during WW2 for reasons I'll let you explore XD
The English language is still Germanic. This table that says 30% Germanic, 30% French and 30% Latin has often been proven not to be very accurate, especially because French itself is a Romance language and therefore alone it would be hard to differ between French/Norman heritage or Latin heritage of words as French words mostly derived from Latin already. Apart from that, this is just a representation of ALL the vocab of the english language today. Today's german vocab in total also has about 30% Latin heritage but most every day vocab doesnt and so most english every day vocab is Germanic. The English grammar is Germanic and was simply facilitated a lot, therefore German still seems more complex but linguisticly, they are related to eachother, more than English and any Romance language are.
Do our Canadian, Irish, Australian and New Zealand cousins also have to say a version of the pledge of allegiance that those in the U.S. Do?
Just wondered as in Britain we don't and as far as I know we never have, at least by law
You don’t have to say the pledge of allegiance it’s optional. And under the first amendment you are protected not to say it.
@@mikebobson2768 cheers Mike
Can you make a video about the different urban mega Regions?
Do you consider the 'Anglo world' to be any different from the Anglosphere?
Wikipedia article: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anglosphere
one video about the spanish world (mexico, uruguay, spain, etc)
Come on now! Mason, make video on the people of Basques. There is a man giving petition since when. Please bro do at least one video on the Basques.
What is the song that starts playing at the end of this video?
I would like your videos better if you spoke a little slower and not as loudly. Also, the maps you show seem to always have the edges cut off and are not left on the screen long enough.
Other than that, I enjoy your videos and find them very informative. Thank you!
Canadian red ensign.
:heart-eyes:
The English language is a Germanic language simply because the most used words in everyday speech are Germanic. It's a Germanic language heavily influenced by Latin and French, not the other way around. That's why it's a Germanic language. You really just have to swap out a few Latin and French words to make everyday English into a fully Germanic language - a fun little game in itself.
The strange thing is that it's much easier for an English speaker to read a French newspaper than it is for them to read a German newspaper.
french is latin,amigo
@@juanmorales5133 No. Latin is Latin. French is from Romance or Vulgar Latin, tho with influence from both Celtic and Germanic.
@@kebman osea Latin
7:02 why do old maps from the US always have Illinois as the size reference?
Thanks Mas'!
I am English from England and England is proud of all its children especially you America though you may have left us you have become a Empire just like Britain you’re welcome
USA is the successor of British Empire for sure. the eldest son
@@Buydaa.Mson??? Only England ocuppied The 13 colonies D ... U M. B
@@diegorodrigovelasquezmeniz8026 well
USA was born in 1776,
not after western expansion or after all 50 states joined in union
Yes, only a small percentage of English words have a Germanic origin. However, you also need to take into consideration the frequency of use of the words. The 5,000 or so most commonly used words in the English Language have an almost 100% Germanic origin. So, even though English has been a huge borrower of words from other languages, its core is Germanic to this day.
norse
I'm learning more about the Asian race but this is good content. Race makes up nations and learning this helps u understand others that are different
I bet one of my nine lives that there will be 100 000 subscribers before the next video.
I'm glad we won.
Sara Wilcker
and I'm sad you Won.
but hey us Ethiopians put up a fight.
muskets against a Machine Gun yep.
we pushed you out but economy needed to trade 😂.
@ Sara wilcker 🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️
Abeba Bua Africa is slowly becoming Chinese colony, though
ІсТоРіЯ - Це прекрасно a country colonizing a continent. Your ignorance is remarkable.
pendeja
I’m so proud to be Anglo Saxon
Hey Masaman. What happened to the language poll?
Maybe a video on the original anatolians and if an aspect of their cultures still exist today?
i love anglos with blonde hair and colored eyes and tan skin they are so so beautiful...i myself am mixed with spanish indian irish and german
Not all English have blonde hair and blue eyes,, I'd say more have brown hair and eyes.
@GUILHERMY DOS SANTOS SILVA I honestly don't know the percentages , it's a good question though. .
@I To it does seem so in many British towns, ( apart from london ) most of them live up north , it's too expensive for them to afford living down south :)
I have brown hair and green/ gold eyes.
@Patriot14 your right, the majority of native Brits are fair skinned, like most north /western European people.
we wuz....forget it....
*anglos n' sheeit*
America is the best part of the anglosphere GODBLESS AMERICA GODBLESS TRUMP #MAGA
Patrick Hahaha exactly.
Debo Datta you had to get political.
New Philosopher
chill
For people who like to learn genealogy and history in general this is something I like studying other than Biology, Psychology and improving health.
Love your videos Masaman! Can you please do a video about the Scottish highland clearances in the 18th and 19th centuries and their affects on the Scottish populations at home and abroad? Thanks!!
English and England are also etymologically derived from Angle.
In my view any nation relying on Common Law, Good Government, and uses English fits expanding to Anglosphere into political culture & governance and this includes Israel, India, West Indies, and via America Japan and S Korea are closely related.
what happened to the video about Brazil?
interesting stuff
Anglo-Celtic is a better name for the indigenous ethnicity of the British Isles (aka Anglo-Celtic) imo.
Cory Jamal Andriani-Williams
Yes its a very accurate definition. They are Anglo-Celtic :)
Phil Rubi What about Norman-Anglo-Roman-Celtic!
Okay so you just made a name up to cull in a bigger group. That's kind of stupid. Why not just call them humans by that logic?
Josh K. The Normans and Romans had one to very little genetic impact on the British Isles. More like Anglo-Norse-Celtic
If Ireland didn't have bad blood with London (for obvious reasons) I think "British" would've included Irish folks
Britain(Representing 5 States):
Northern Ireland.
Wales.
England.
Scotland.
Ireland.
(With Additional 4 Autonomous Regions):
Gibraltar.
Alderney.
Jersey.
Guernsey.
Isle Of Man.
Cornwall.
Rhodesia.
South Africa.
New Zealand.
Australia.
Canada.
USA.
South Africa has more blacks than whites as well as Rhodesia too but Europeans in South Africa were settled by the Dutch before English
Gibraltar is influence with Spanish culture
Do a video on Indonesia and the maluku islands it is an interesting place due to mix between melanesian and austronesian.
An interesting fringe of the Anglo ethnicity are those that settled in Polynesia, specifically the Pitcairn islanders - they're the product of 18th-century Royal Navy mutineers who mixed with local Polynesian women.
Masaman, can you make a video about armenians?
ArmenianRemoverTaalatPasha a person with such a name ask a video about Armenians are you a turk??
the origin of the Armenians: the Armenians where up in the tree top, the climbed down THE END.
TaalatPasha
You're a war criminal!!!
hahahah
ArmenianRemoverTaalatPasha basically the Polish of the middle east except their conquerors decided to genocide them
The ultimate underdog story.
@Masaman can you do a video "How the ancient Greek Mycenaeans became the Philistines of the Bible." ? That cultural shift in the Bronze Age collapse of 1100 BC, which consists of the "Sea Peoples" seems right up your ally.
@ 10:55 _Britishers_ lol, I can say I have not ever heard/read that term before :P
It’s an Anglo world, you’re just living in it.
Doomed world*
esa es tu mentalidad anglosajona pero vivimos en un mundo HISPANO
@@juanmorales5133back to mexico
@@juanmorales5133como es que vivimos en un mundo hispano cuando el mundo anglosajón domina el mundo en economía, tecnología, ciencia, poder militar, idioma. La realidad es que vivimos en un mundo dominado por los anglosajones nos guste o no.
9:33 *Anti-White...please name the things by what they are.
Only a war where a group of Non-Whites wanting to kill all the Whites living in a certain area could ever be called "Anti-Colonial".
why is there a little inset picture of the state of illinois in the aus/ nz map?
Because Illinois is rightful Anglo clay
I think you did a similar video about this. (Creole/Cajun) } Sadly RUclips has t teach correct History because it is not in the school books.
Shout out to all my brothers 🇬🇧🇺🇸🇦🇺🇳🇿🇨🇦
👌🏻
White Americans are a minority now so take them out of the anglo counties
@@thesilverreich3947 who cares
@@Hsjsjshshshs with a inferior name like yours your not part of the germanic people
@Patriot14 we need to reproduce our number's to make sure we can continue our history and glory
I'm a wasp
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My condolences!
Noah said that Japheth would dwell in the tents of Shem and be badass. Gen. 9
It all boils down to climate and flora. Historically it has been too cold to grow grapes in Britain but warm enough to grow white oak. The grain structure of white oak is tight so it doesn't absorb much water. This makes it good for building ships and making barrels for wine. You can harvest trees sooner to make barrels then ships consequently countries producing wine had a dearth of large white oak for ship building.
Interesting stuff,...
When you say greek , which one you meant?
emanresukcuf What do you mean ?
Balimore 20 is that old Greek language that is completely different from this one that is spoken nowadays
I heard that even albanian resembles a lot more to ancient greek than modern greek does
Albanians are the real greeks confirmed
HelderToons Keep dreaming mate
Proud to be British.
You shouldnt be
@@Sean_rooney Of course he should. 🇬🇧
@@immortaltyrant2474 as an irishman i disagree
@@Sean_rooney As a Northern Irishman I disagree with you.
@@immortaltyrant2474 protestant or catholic?
I do reject the thumbnail only being England; Scotland was certainly anglo-saxon (and norse) and did make a huge contribution to the empire.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scottish_inventions_and_discoveries
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scottish_Enlightenment
Aye, it was a shame to leave Scotland out. A people misunderstood outside of the UK perhaps... and even inside the UK to be honest :) The lowlanders, as far as I know, (as an English midlander,) are much the same as the north eastern English by blood. Indeed a chunk of the lowlands used to be in England until it was annexed - with all its people - by Scotland many a century ago.
"He who is to be a good ruler must have first been ruled." - Aristotle
Good video.
Although the ‘invasion’ of Britain by the Angles, Saxons and Jutes is somewhat disputed. It may have just been a natural migration, given no evidence of any major force during the decades following the mercenary period. It was more likely a gradual migration of small separate societies towards highly fertile lands. The ‘Anglo-Saxon’ vs Briton wars came a few centuries later once cultural tensions rose as Britons where forced towards Wales.
It is a common misconception that the Anglo-Saxons (which is an oxymoron in itself), invaded Britain. It is far from fact, with many counter arguments against it happening as a military invasion. And historians such as yourself should highlight that fact.
The Normans who invaded England in 1066 spoke french, not “Norman”. William the conquer’s ancestors had migrated to their eponymous land (Normandy, now in France) from Scandinavia some two centuries earlier and gave up their Norse language (the basic root of modern Danish, Swedish and Norwegian and considerable contributor to English, French and the Insular Celtic languages Gaelic, Welsh, Cornish and Manx) within a few generations. The conquest of England by the Duke of Normandy introduced the medieval french language characteristic of Normandy to English court and royal administration throughout England , making french almost as important a contributor to english language as Norse (Jutish and Anglish were very similar to Norse) and only surpassed by west Germanic Saxon. King Harold, last Anglo-Saxon King of England would have spoken Norse fluently, yet his distant relative William the Conquerer (whose invading army defeated the Anglo-Saxons at Hastings, killing King Harold ) would have only spoken french fluently.
Your introduction is usually half the video.
Can you put a time stamp to when you actually talk about the subject, I'm not necessarily talking anout this, just in general.
Why did you remove the video
Audio problems near the end.
Masaman ah ok great video as usual mason
Hey Masaman, great video as always! Just being a bit anal :) a few things to mention as you sked for our thoughts:
* After the Angles, Jutes, Frisians and Saxons, the Island was invaded at around the 7,8to900s by the vikings, and then only in the 1000s by the Normans (which were Christianised french vikings in their own right)... I guess you jumped from the Angle-Saxon (jutes and frisians too but popularly called as the Saxons) invasion straight to the Norman one in 1066... important to mention there were lots of fighting between the Angle-Saxons (with maternal Celtic or Keltic genes) against the later Viking invaders... the word "fighting" itself is from the viking and its ethnical and linguistic element deserves its place!
I just thought the Scandinavian viking element didnt get the right attention on the video as the now so called Anglo World is at least 15-20% genetically Viking.... big part of the now called "Angles-World" has its lexicon and genes born from the Scandinavian Viking real. Because your videos are great and accurate, I`d suggest embedding the viking element to this one, as a matter of justice to history and the very language we are speaking now! (I`m not Anglo although I live in England :-), I`m a Brazilian of Italian, Franco-German, and Iberian descent :))
Keep on the great work!
Cheers!
F Martins
The Vikings barely left a Genetic Print.
the Anglo Saxons wiped out between 80 % to 90% of the Bretons of what is Now called England [ the Land of the Angles ]
who started the myth that Normans where just viking lived in France?
rollo's viking just like the franks mixed with the locals, french sounds nothing like Norse
www.ancestraljourneys.org/normans.shtml
they left genetic and linguistic prints... the words knife, fight, the ing sufix...
Great video Mason, but the Aglos and Saxons didn't speak French and Latin. That was brought over by the Normans much later.
Normans didn't speak Latin.
The Romans did , but it's a dead language nobody speaks Latin
@@kevwhufc8640 At that time (around the 1000s) Latin was still widely spoken by the nobility. It was the language of high education and the Catholic church.
@@helterhhh what nobility spoke Latin in the 11th century ?
Certainly not Britain, or France.
If anything French was the language of the nobility , not Latin
Not even the Italians spoke Latin, Italian is very different to Latin,
It might be Latin based like Spain but that's different from speaking Latin.
@@helterhhh the catholic church , yes the bible was in Latin.
But that's all.
@@kevwhufc8640 Stop embarrassing yourself. Latin was pretty much the only thing taught in medieval schools. It was the language of diplomacy and science. It was widely spoken until around the 1500s when vernacular languages replaced it as languages of prestige.
The thing about the percentage of words in English of French and Latin origin vs. Germanic origin is that a lot of those of French and Latin origin aren't as common in most spoken forms pf English since they're either technical terms for things like the sciences, though I will cede that even then, the words of French origin are significantly more common than those of pure Latin origin. Another thing that would inflate those numbers is whether or not affixes are counted.
french and latin.......NOOO.
French are latinos.
get back to school
@@juanmorales5133yes
French small Germanic yet still predominantly Gaul Celtic and Roman
Can you make a video on the descendents of the Omani empire Zanzibar’s.
Please , talk about hispanic sphere.
What on earth happened to babylonians or carthagians or Franks or Normans
Normans lost sicily, normans were eventually assimilated into the whole greater English culture thing, and then the Normans in france after being conquered by France kinda of just eventually got assimilated as well
People from carthage were conquered by Rome, then during the arab invasions prople descended from the people of carthage basically got fucked, inlcuding all the aryans and visigoths who settled there...
Then the franks basically just became the french due to the constant culture influxes from southern france, and the popes latin influence
They all got assimilated
The Norman (Rollo's people), were never conquered by France.
They were ceded the territory latter known as Normandy by the king of West Frankia because he could not drive them out. And in exchange, Rollo (and his men) swore fealty to him, and swore to protect the Franks against further vikings raids.
Centuries latter, the dukes of Normandy (now the House of Plantagenet) having become very powerful, fought against the House of Capet for control of French territories and lost at the Anglo-French War (1213-1214).
But until then, they had remained vasals of the French Kings (for their territories in France. In england they were kings)
Latter yet, conflict for the succession to the French throne between the Plantagenet (who had a strong claim to the throne of France), and the Valois would lead to the 100 years war, and then the Plantagenet would give up trying to get territories on the continent. (and thus their successors in england would be free to focus on a strong navy...).
As to what happened to the "vikings" Normans, they were assimilated by the population already living in "France" and "england"
8:19 I confused that guy with another politician that used to have a funny moustache
Can someone tell me why is it easier to migrate to Australia or Europe rather than to rise against the anc?
Do a video about Assyrian people please
Or about Iran or Iraq demography
الياس فرحات I want to see this one
ImageSounds Assyrian or Iraq/Iran
Suleiman المجاهد من لبنان وسوريا
We didn't and arab countries have betrayed us and sold us to the Americans