I love how 99% of alternate histories involving America is either make it the literal ruler of the entire planet or take a chainsaw to it and shatter the entire continent.
Alternate History Map Starter Pack: - Make every separatist movement an independent country. - Bring back or retain dissolved unions or countries. - Make countries that lost wars the winners. - Return lost territories. - Weird small country or micro state in the middle of nowhere or inside a bigger country.
Guys, the USSR stands for Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. Not Union of Soviet Sovereign Republics. The Union of Soviet Sovereign Republics was a proposed treaty in 1991 to reform and salvage the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. It never came to fruition because the day before it was supposed to take place the August Coup happened.
These are maps of ALTERNATE history in which USSR stands for the union of soviet sovereign republics (because in this fiction germans won and socialism is not a thing in russia probably)
Are these the same ones that come to us here in Ireland thinking we still don't have electricity and that that ok to physically assault people (pinch) on St Patrick's Day for not wearing green and a hundred other bizarre things that make no sense!? Lol
@@Megan_Fiorilla "Aye, lad, are you not wearing a green hat with green shamrocks painting your face with the irish flag, with a fake leprechaun beard? Come here you- *Punch*"
Considering Indochina is now only Vietnam, there might be a chance some events happened in Bangladesh and Indochina, like maybe how Bangladesh lost the independence war.
@@ed_cmntonly Relations between India and Pakistan would still be worse if Bangladesh lost the independence war. Kolkata which is located so close to Bangladesh (in the West Bengal state) would be more vulnerable to Pakistani-supported terror attacks.
Fun fact, every 15000 years or so, the Sahara does turn green due to the shifts in monsoons. However, it is likely that humanity is going to be oofed before we ever see a green Sahara again.
Dyatlov incident has been solved. 1. Hikers set up camp. 2. Got drunk. 3. There was an avalanche. 4. Drunk hikers thought avalanche was going to bury camp. 5. Ran away from camp. 6. Avalanche missed camp. 7. Drunk hikers got lost. (It was night, they were drunk, snowing) 8. Drunk hikers froze to death.
15:41 I didn't know of this particuliar incident, but in the 1950s the Kyshtym desaster happened, one of the biggest and still least-known nuclear accidents in the entire hiatory. The area is closed for the public despite hundrets of thousand people living there.
Well, There is a little man-made chanal in Germany, that's connecting the baltic and north sea that was build round about 1890. It's called the Kiel-chanal, it is the most used aritficial waterway these days and it took about 8 years to build with the tools of the time. And since that Ireland idea was proposed around the time the chanal was made, the artist might have been inspired by this.
Actually both the Panama Canal and the Suez Canal see significantly more traffic than the Kiel Canal, though I’m not exactly sure which sees more overall. Regardless, the Kiel Canal is almost certainly the third most travelled man-made canal in the world.
@@corneliusmcmuffin3256 Ok, that's wrong. I looked it up before I wrote my comment, so despite the fact that the other canals pass more percent of the global seetrade moneywise, I was talking about ships and there, Kiel-canal is number one. Roundabout 30000 ships pass through the Kiel chanal in a year, 18829 ships pass through the Suez canal and "just" 13700 ships pass through the Panama canal. The ships going through Suez and Panama are a lot bigger but there are tons of smaller ships that don't have to cross entire oceans to deliver their goods.
"Thick Guatemala" actually looks fairly similar to the real (but very shortlived) Republic of Central America. (AKA the ~20 years that Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua, and Costa Rica attempted to be one country.) I wouldn't call it an alt-history "cliche", but it would actually make sense as a somewhat plausible premise. Basically just "What if the RCA actually worked?"
Inner Mongolia is the Han Chinese name. Correct name is South Mongolia. South Mongolia has more ethnic Mongolians than the independent nation of Mongolia.
4:08 India would have recaptured Aksai Chin, Gilgit, Baltistan, Mirpur, Tharpakar and Chittagong Hill Tracts if PRC was not there. It would also still retain control over the exclaves of Mansarovar and Mt Kailash.
1:37 i mean (correct me if I'm wrong) South Africa always relied of naval routes more than land ones, even being the reason the VOC founded the Cape colony in the first place and being a large factor in the first capture of the colony by the British in order to deprive France of the opportunity of such a strategic trade route. if anything having more greenery up in the northern cape might help the RSA economically considering the vast amount of fertile land. it would be interesting to suppose from a botanical standpoint i think because of the potential affects it might have on the fynbos of the western cape. also probably would change ethnic distribution a large amount considering the inhospitality of the KZN area. sorry for this being disjointed and long winded but im just a cape townain sharing my thoughts
Thx for shining light on this! Btw, did you know that the VOC (Dutch east india company) Is and was the richest company in the world? It also introduced capitalism.
Alternate History videos are fun. I'm impressed with the detail and effort that is put into the creation of the maps and histories. And if there is a multiverse, all these exist.
4:18 That right there is a correct mongolia. Currently, PRC has "inner mongolia", a region they held onto after Mongolia gained its independence and refuses to return to Mongolia.
Not really a “refuses to return” moment It has been settled for decades that China can keep it The map is weird however because it gives Uyghur and Tibet independence despite the ROC claiming both (and subduing Tibet) prior to its “Formal” transition from the ROC to The Republic of Taiwan
4:00 the ROC turned out to be horribly bad at keeping strategic lands, having lost control over tibet (which is the source of most of asia's large rivers) and 4:16, the land added to mongolia is the inner mongolia province of china, which house more mongolian than the actual mongolia 4:21 maybe north korea might eventually have to reform economically, and ended up in a similar situation to cuba now
Map 1. Everything north of that Ireland would be covered in ICE, It would be a bit like Greenland , A thin south facing coastal strip on land, and from the high-ground north one massive ice-sheet.
9:57 Guatemala is thick because in 1824 it formed the Federal Republic of Central America. I think it's also thick because while it was a Spanish state they recognized the region os the Kingdom of Guatemala
4:45 I am quite sad to see that Malayan Peninsula being left out of that map, the Malayan Peninsula literally has the Southern most point of Continental Asia, in a town called Tanjung Piai, but well, Malaysia is only know for the missing plane and another being shot down by the Russians......Greetings from Malaysia BTW
Thank you for including my Atlantic Islands map! It really means a lot to me, I’ve been watching for 3 years now. Note: The Coronel Islands is a play on the Marshal Islands (There both millitary ranks)
0:40 this will definitely change the scramble for Africa due to the rainforest in the Congo being hotly contested for. The world powers would be more invested in the north.
desert2 /ˈdɛzət/ See definitions in: noun 1. a waterless, desolate area of land with little or no vegetation, typically one covered with sand. "the desert of the Sinai peninsula is a harsh place" "TYPICALLY covered with sand" Antarctica and the artic are considered deserts because they witness little to no rain.
7:43 "Why is this giving me Dr Evil vibes?" Because an organization called the United Nations using a remote island for their headquarters is definitely something you'd see in some post apocalyptic-dystopia comic book world 😂
@@aektzi5852 Sure kiddo. This is so sad about some Greeks. They have fed with so much propaganda... Despite the history and current world order, they think they can still grab some land just like that from Turks. Even the Zeus himself wouldn't dare.
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I love how 99% of alternate histories involving America is either make it the literal ruler of the entire planet or take a chainsaw to it and shatter the entire continent.
but america is the literal ruler of the entire planet
@@kitkat47chrysalis95 💀
@@kitkat47chrysalis95 China? Russia? India? Whithout these countries you are right
India?? Half there equipment is Soviet
Their*
Alternate History Map Starter Pack:
- Make every separatist movement an independent country.
- Bring back or retain dissolved unions or countries.
- Make countries that lost wars the winners.
- Return lost territories.
- Weird small country or micro state in the middle of nowhere or inside a bigger country.
🤔
Im waiting fot the moment someone make an alternate history map where Mexico actually recibed the zimmerman telegram and say yes
What else can you really do lol
@@estofadodepollo6607 I did see that in a video somewhere I think in a alternate history hub alternate countries video but I don't know which one
Another rule- is map looking a little empty with a large country? Take a sledgehammer to it and shatter it like a vase
Guys, the USSR stands for Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. Not Union of Soviet Sovereign Republics. The Union of Soviet Sovereign Republics was a proposed treaty in 1991 to reform and salvage the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. It never came to fruition because the day before it was supposed to take place the August Coup happened.
Look at the aral sea
@@ornateanemone6055 very sussy
These are maps of ALTERNATE history in which USSR stands for the union of soviet sovereign republics (because in this fiction germans won and socialism is not a thing in russia probably)
I thought it stood for the United soviet States of russia
@@jakeyy4x well russia was not the only state in it so… no
Should have made Ireland stretch all the way to China, make “The tales of your misdeeds are told from Ireland to Cathay” into an actual thing
Bing chling + rum + pub + cats + angry people shouting in weird language
I like that CK reference.
+ yummy doggy
ok
Agree
LONG CHILIE: FINALLY NORMAL OPPONENT
LONG IRELAND: OUR BATTLE WILL BE LEGANDARY!
LONG CZECHIA: SUSSY BATTLE
@Safwaan Lol
Very long Norway: Im planning To go super Saiyan 14!!
@@EmperorProd longendary
...ok, see ya, gonna go kill myself now...
That Irish land bridge makes sense. Almost everyone from Boston says they're Irish after all.
Thing is they arent
@@Eoghanyupmonsterhahahhahha bahahaha yes your right bahahah hahah
Yeah but there not acteully Irish there British
Are these the same ones that come to us here in Ireland thinking we still don't have electricity and that that ok to physically assault people (pinch) on St Patrick's Day for not wearing green and a hundred other bizarre things that make no sense!? Lol
@@Megan_Fiorilla "Aye, lad, are you not wearing a green hat with green shamrocks painting your face with the irish flag, with a fake leprechaun beard? Come here you- *Punch*"
Imagine if every country was like Chile, but still the same land mass
I'd call that striped earth
@@ExulInsani lol
4:03 Correction in 1991-now there was no East Pakistan it should be Bangladesh.
Considering Indochina is now only Vietnam, there might be a chance some events happened in Bangladesh and Indochina, like maybe how Bangladesh lost the independence war.
And this is an alternative universe, so anything could have happened
@@ed_cmntonly
Relations between India and Pakistan would still be worse if Bangladesh lost the independence war. Kolkata which is located so close to Bangladesh (in the West Bengal state) would be more vulnerable to Pakistani-supported terror attacks.
3:04 If the resources are changed, then that may play a role in how things play out
Fun fact, every 15000 years or so, the Sahara does turn green due to the shifts in monsoons. However, it is likely that humanity is going to be oofed before we ever see a green Sahara again.
15000 isn't too long. Last time it was green was 5000 to 11000 years ago
... Humans are not going to be extinct. It's VERY hard to make a species of 8 billion disappear in a few thousand years
@@Damo2690 enough time to wipe ourself and most other life of the Planet multiple times
The planet will live on by then.
In agonising pain however
@@johnmurphy5689 not really? The planet has been provably FAR hotter with life on it thriving
Dyatlov incident has been solved.
1. Hikers set up camp.
2. Got drunk.
3. There was an avalanche.
4. Drunk hikers thought avalanche was going to bury camp.
5. Ran away from camp.
6. Avalanche missed camp.
7. Drunk hikers got lost. (It was night, they were drunk, snowing)
8. Drunk hikers froze to death.
doesn't explain how their bodies were so mutilated
@@yesman8564 or radiation on their clothes
@@yesman8564 Animals go nom nom nom.
@@ComradeArthur what about the radiation
@@FutDynamo animals migrated from a nuclear power plant
15:41 I didn't know of this particuliar incident, but in the 1950s the Kyshtym desaster happened, one of the biggest and still least-known nuclear accidents in the entire hiatory.
The area is closed for the public despite hundrets of thousand people living there.
Well, There is a little man-made chanal in Germany, that's connecting the baltic and north sea that was build round about 1890. It's called the Kiel-chanal, it is the most used aritficial waterway these days and it took about 8 years to build with the tools of the time. And since that Ireland idea was proposed around the time the chanal was made, the artist might have been inspired by this.
Actually both the Panama Canal and the Suez Canal see significantly more traffic than the Kiel Canal, though I’m not exactly sure which sees more overall. Regardless, the Kiel Canal is almost certainly the third most travelled man-made canal in the world.
@@corneliusmcmuffin3256 Ok, that's wrong. I looked it up before I wrote my comment, so despite the fact that the other canals pass more percent of the global seetrade moneywise, I was talking about ships and there, Kiel-canal is number one. Roundabout 30000 ships pass through the Kiel chanal in a year, 18829 ships pass through the Suez canal and "just" 13700 ships pass through the Panama canal. The ships going through Suez and Panama are a lot bigger but there are tons of smaller ships that don't have to cross entire oceans to deliver their goods.
"Thick Guatemala" actually looks fairly similar to the real (but very shortlived) Republic of Central America.
(AKA the ~20 years that Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua, and Costa Rica attempted to be one country.)
I wouldn't call it an alt-history "cliche", but it would actually make sense as a somewhat plausible premise.
Basically just "What if the RCA actually worked?"
Yeah.. the map also should have added Chiapas and Belize since that was Guatemala back then
What is the RCA
4:20 The province that Mongolia Annexed is actually called Inner Mongolia, and I suppose has links to Mongolia
Inner Mongolia is the Han Chinese name.
Correct name is South Mongolia.
South Mongolia has more ethnic Mongolians than the independent nation of Mongolia.
@@erichtomanek4739 To me it seems like a Macedonia / North Macedonia situation except there's no controversy about the names
@@Geneolgia buddy I don't think people that had an issue with the name lived very long…😂
3:48 there is a "thicc Vietnam" because apparently Cambodia and Laos either got absorbed or never split? Idk.
They were French colonies at that time
I think
2:55 Ah, yes. My favourite British zombie movie. "Train to Brighton."
so, nothing changes?
6:13
The Netherlands: Allow me to introduce myself…
4:08 India would have recaptured Aksai Chin, Gilgit, Baltistan, Mirpur, Tharpakar and Chittagong Hill Tracts if PRC was not there. It would also still retain control over the exclaves of Mansarovar and Mt Kailash.
1:37 i mean (correct me if I'm wrong) South Africa always relied of naval routes more than land ones, even being the reason the VOC founded the Cape colony in the first place and being a large factor in the first capture of the colony by the British in order to deprive France of the opportunity of such a strategic trade route. if anything having more greenery up in the northern cape might help the RSA economically considering the vast amount of fertile land. it would be interesting to suppose from a botanical standpoint i think because of the potential affects it might have on the fynbos of the western cape. also probably would change ethnic distribution a large amount considering the inhospitality of the KZN area. sorry for this being disjointed and long winded but im just a cape townain sharing my thoughts
Thx for shining light on this! Btw, did you know that the VOC (Dutch east india company) Is and was the richest company in the world? It also introduced capitalism.
@@RedRocketthefirst that's very interesting! i never knew
I think South Africa could have been an independent and rich nation, like Mali, as it was across the desert and alone and quite fertile
This does not need to stop. Alt history is kinda cool.
10:30 THATS LITERALLY THE USSR HOW DO YOU NOT KNOW THAT
Yeah
I was about to say that
@@harshit2.02 me too
USSR stands for Union of Soviet Socialist republics. Not sovereign
@@Kayden_S_05 ikr
Alternate History videos are fun.
I'm impressed with the detail and effort that is put into the creation of the maps and histories.
And if there is a multiverse, all these exist.
Imagine that, an American who doesn't know the name Vespucci...
Amerigo Vespucci.
That's why most of them become really angry if we say that America is the whole continent.
ahahah right
Amerigo Vespucci
@NoobPlaysGamer It's a supercontinent but whatever
4:18 That right there is a correct mongolia. Currently, PRC has "inner mongolia", a region they held onto after Mongolia gained its independence and refuses to return to Mongolia.
Not really a “refuses to return” moment
It has been settled for decades that China can keep it
The map is weird however because it gives Uyghur and Tibet independence despite the ROC claiming both (and subduing Tibet) prior to its “Formal” transition from the ROC to The Republic of Taiwan
And.... just mutilated Manchuria
7:19 Drew… at the North Antrim Coast you can actually see parts of Scotland… there is also an old legend about it as well… The Giants Causeway.
4:00 the ROC turned out to be horribly bad at keeping strategic lands, having lost control over tibet (which is the source of most of asia's large rivers)
and 4:16, the land added to mongolia is the inner mongolia province of china, which house more mongolian than the actual mongolia
4:21 maybe north korea might eventually have to reform economically, and ended up in a similar situation to cuba now
16:08 I think it’s referring to the SCP, the flesh that hates.
Ye
Map 1. Everything north of that Ireland would be covered in ICE, It would be a bit like Greenland , A thin south facing coastal strip on land, and from the high-ground north one massive ice-sheet.
I'm kinda disappointed not to see Sinai on the peninsula map.
How many other places can claim to be a peninsula attached to another peninsula?
9:57 Guatemala is thick because in 1824 it formed the Federal Republic of Central America. I think it's also thick because while it was a Spanish state they recognized the region os the Kingdom of Guatemala
4:20 Mongolia gets that probably because those areas are called Inner-Mongolia
13:52 Quick answer, We were one called "Spanish East Indies" by the Spaniards
They forgot the Michigan Peninsula
*sad michigan noises*
4:45
How Dare they!!!! Whe the michiganders shall rise up in a empire!!!!!!!
2:50 Now we need a look at the new korean peninsula
Britain connected to Ireland? The British would dig a big channel in the middle to keep the potatoes.
4:45 I am quite sad to see that Malayan Peninsula being left out of that map, the Malayan Peninsula literally has the Southern most point of Continental Asia, in a town called Tanjung Piai, but well, Malaysia is only know for the missing plane and another being shot down by the Russians......Greetings from Malaysia BTW
My power Ran out and I only have phone data so this is my only entertainment, thanks Drew
Hey my power came back, that was a long hour
Nice
Mongolia got that land as it is considered Inner Mongolia. The Mongolian government actually was worried about this land during ww2
Canada: wow that is very long clay Ireland
Ireland: thx
US: :)
Canada: Oh god no
US THATS WHAT SHE SAID
4:08 Is that happens, India is probably going to get Aksai Chin back from Tibet and Xinjiang.
6:50 what if we built the canal and used the dug up land to create the land bridge?
I find it a bit funny that Drew didn't even notice the Among Us joke while looking at this map at 8:51.
I don't see it.
britain wanted land so bad they legit proposed to take northern ireland not diplomatically, but geographically
Thank you for including my Atlantic Islands map! It really means a lot to me, I’ve been watching for 3 years now.
Note: The Coronel Islands is a play on the Marshal Islands (There both millitary ranks)
0:40 this will definitely change the scramble for Africa due to the rainforest in the Congo being hotly contested for. The world powers would be more invested in the north.
there probably wouldn't even be a scramble for Africa, since there isn't a cut off between the Mediterranean and the habitable part of Africa
@@user-zz3sn8ky7z that is a good point
Niihau is already privately owned by the Robinson family. All you would have to do is buy it from them.
That cannel map of Ireland is horrifying
I agree
2:11 England is now South Korea
How about a LONG Iceland that stretches down to the South Atlantic following the Mid Atlantic Ridge?
7:45 - "I don't know why this gives me Dr. Evil vibes"
*_*clears throat*_* FDR.
@1:00 all desserts are dry... thats why its a dessert, some are cold tho
And full to the brim with sugary goodness.
Yum Yum Yum!
desert2
/ˈdɛzət/
See definitions in:
noun
1.
a waterless, desolate area of land with little or no vegetation, typically one covered with sand.
"the desert of the Sinai peninsula is a harsh place"
"TYPICALLY covered with sand"
Antarctica and the artic are considered deserts because they witness little to no rain.
@@prabathhemachandra they said all deserts are dry not hot and in fact they said some are COLD
11:00 this map has no New Zealand
It is oerfection
“oerfection”
Oerfection indeedly
0:18 "so you can reach the north sea"
Scrolls up and shows the north Atlantic
Would you still call it the north Atlantic in this cursed world tho?
The UN: *exists*
Drew: Why is this giving me Dr. Evil vibes?
13:54 Philippines were Spanish East Indies
5:18 "That thing that Russia has"
That thing's called Kamchatka
4:52 that map missed the malay peninsula
10:30
Nobody:
Somewhere in Uzbekistan:
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11:15 anyone noticed the amongus-shaped lake in kazakhstan?
me lol
Having Germany win is boring?
Introducing: Kaiserreich, the UNDISPUTED BEST alt history scenario
Britain without Wales - GDP per capita increased.
Lmao
8:58
The Great Amogus Lake
The biggest cliché in Alternate History
2:43 my brother, Cardiff is in wales
Drew: Union of Soviet Sovereign Republics
Drew: *What does that even mean*
I wonder
16:21 Bigfoot in Siberia
Coming to cinemas this summer
Yay a movie sir nothing else 🤫
11:15 that lake in the Soviet union looks oddly sus
11:40 should’ve called it the Imperial Featheration
7:43 "Why is this giving me Dr Evil vibes?"
Because an organization called the United Nations using a remote island for their headquarters is definitely something you'd see in some post apocalyptic-dystopia comic book world 😂
5:15 Man really left out michigan
10:32 Union of soviet sovereign republics is what USSR stands for.
Literally isn’t, USSR stands for Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
@@Kayden_S_05 thank you for correcting people how does no one know
@@sinenomine5921 I will strike down misinformation with my Iron Hammer of vast knowledge of things that rarely have practical use.
5:25 so we are just gonna forget about crimea?
Here’s an alternate history for ya: teddy Roosevelt becomes immortal and he becomes the permanent ruler of America, turning it into a utopia
Seeing Greece with half of Turkey hit me in my heart haha. What a dream that would be
Probably a regular one for a Greek.
@@burakbaldan2095 will be reality soon
@@aektzi5852 Sure kiddo. This is so sad about some Greeks. They have fed with so much propaganda... Despite the history and current world order, they think they can still grab some land just like that from Turks. Even the Zeus himself wouldn't dare.
12:34 Amerigo Vespucci was an Italian explorer who discovered America among with Cristoforo Colombo
I, as a Hoosier, would be fine with the Greater Indian Empire including Indiana.
Hello fellow Hoosier
9:00 Have a lot of questions on that map, does Italy and Sweden both join the central powers leading to their victory?
Game suggestion: worldbox but WWI but you'll pick random disasters
Or just more worldbox. I love the game
2:24 they cut off her legs!
7:45 The generic spy villain tends to have their headquarters in a tropical island
"aguilar islands"
Drew: aNgelAr iSlaNds
3:06 Me when Drew uploads:
Lol
2:47 London has not moved to clarify… it’s a very big city/county. In fact London is more like several cities squashed together
10:24 why did France get the southern Netherlands!
Fr*nce 🤢🤮😭🙄💀😬😑😒😞🤦🗿😶🤨🥱😤
That's wallonia
@@dacorn2408 Southern Netherlands* no problem! 😊
Da Walloons in Wallonia speak French.
Belgium is split between the Dutch and French (some Germans in eastern Belgium) search up Flanders and Wallonia
8:51
Two things would sell this even more:
- Guatemala should be called USCA
- Greece should be Byzantium
Also they forgot Banat, can’t have an alt-history scenario without Banat.
Oh and Egyptian Australia…
And Nejd should be split up into Nejd and Shammar
Love the intro
9:03 The Russia Owning Alaska Thing Is Actually A What If The Tsar Got Exiled To Alaska Which Is Why The Soviets Are Still In Russia
India would be the biggest corn producer by a large margin if they had us Indianans
I didn't know how much I wanted the Floridaman Republic until I didn't have it.
8:34 Yet another Axis victory scenario
Axis is borring central power its cool
@@RedRocketthefirst its not anime...
3:49 Back then Vietnam hasn't rebelled against France yet, and in the revolution Laos, and Cambodia became countries
10:32 Drew: Union of Soviet Sovereign Republics, what does that mean?
SMH, it just means USSR
USSR stands for union of Soviet SOCIALIST republics. It’s an alt history of a proposed treaty in 1991
Me, a true geography nerd when Drew said hundreds of miles: you're still thinking of the world in America scale, not even 50 miles
Drew asking what is Union of Soviet Sovereign Republics?
Also drew- Hey USSR
I thought that too lol. But to be fair USSR stands for Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, not sovereign
@@Kayden_S_05 Sovereign is used for the democratic version
@@philippplayz yeah it was an actual proposed treaty but it never took effect because the day before it was supposed to the August Coup happened
1:08 Drew has absolutely no idea how hurricanes work
11:10 Turkmen SSR looks sus
I love how when he shows the unified Chinese map, although Vietnam is communist, it invaded Indochina.
Roosevelt was almost pitch perfect, However, Tahiti is a better place for a world capital
What tahiti?
@@Maks_Oniszk French Polynesia
Not sure why it took me so long to find another drew as strangely into geographic history as I beez. Stupid amounts of love.
2:19 I'm from wales and this is a abomination
Wales si there, you can see cardiff
@@theaeroflyexperience2233 no but im really close to Cardiff