Helpful Timestamps for Studying The Enlightenment: 0:31 Empiricism 1:47 John Locke 2:25 Social Contract 2:51 Consequences of Enlightenment ideas 3:09 Nationalism 3:24 Adam Smith 3:49 Laissez Faire Economics 4:03 Deism 4:43 Conservativism 5:15 A Vindication of the Rights of Women/Mary Wollstonecraft 6:21 Seneca Falls Convention 6:34 The Declaration of Sentiments 6:45 The effects of the Enlightenment on Slavery and Serfdom 7:08 Emancipation of Russian Serfs 7:32
Quick note to others out there looking to take notes or find specific points, all you have to do is look at the three dots next to the SAVE button to the right of the likes and dislikes, click OPEN TRANSCRIPT, and you have everything he says written down with timestamps. Hope this helps out other people in AP World History!
AhmaD ugh same. Let’s suffer together. At least we just have one week left! We can do it! Thank god my Chem exam is FINALLY over, just finished 20 mins ago.
Notes - The Enlightenment happened in the 1700s - Challenged tradition and religion in favor of human reason and logic in the context of natural laws - Francis Bacon esposed empiricism, the idea that reality was determined through the senses, as opposed to the Bible - John Locke challenged the Divine Right of Kings in Two Treatises on Government and put forward the idea of the social contract - Nationalism rose in contrast with previous loyalty to a city or ruler - Adam Smith's The Wealth of Nations criticized mercantilian in favor or laisse-faire capitalism in 1776 - The rise of Deism challenged the idea of God intervening on Earth - Englishwoman Mary Wollstonecraft's A Vindication of the Rights of Women argued for women's rights - The Seneca Falls Convention in America argued for women's rights - The abolitionist movement started to grow, and slavery was banned in America in 1808
This guy is going to save my life in my WHAP exam, I haven't had time to study, so this weekend I am going to watch a marathon of his videos, hopefully, I am going to pass. Whoever is reading this, wish me luck.
Okay but bless this man. I’ve been relying on him for my exam. And I really have faith I’ll do good because of him. Leave it up to this man to teach me what my teacher never could.
These videos are awesome! I always watch them whenever I have homework or a quiz, and they really help. It was a coincidence that I was reading the exact same lesson yesterday and I got a notification on my phone that there was a new video :) thank you!
Great work Steve. Been an AP World teacher and reader for 10 years. Trying to keep up with the changes the best I can, and your videos are helping my 120 students greatly. Keep up the good work!
My teacher was pregnant had a baby on Halloween, and she decided to not come back until next school year. We have a temp teacher that has no background on AP World
Buy the ultimate review packet guys it's single Handedly the best way to review for the exam and be caught up with the class generally. Not only do u get a whole entire practice test with entire explanations and answers but u get works sheets and fully fledged out videos of the entire course. There really isn't another way to get the same sort of value
some quickie notes on unit 5 (I highly suggest you watch the vid yourself, but I know you are tired and currently cramming, so here you go :) ) The Enlightenment → a time to reconsider that ideas and social norms of the time → people started to reconsider relying on religion as a source of logic Empiricism → the idea that reality is discovered through senses John Locke → people are entitled to basic rights, liberty, and property → people and their government were in a social contract together Adam Smith → wrote the Wealth of Nations, which criticized the mercantilism of Europe →laissez-faire (the economic idea that if you were to leave the economy alone, and “invisible hand” would guide it to work) Deism → the idea that there is a God, but he is simply a watchmaker, that sits back and watches us be us without intervention → the new Conservatives began to challenge these ideas Mary Wollstonecraft → one of many women who began to poke for women’s rights → wrote a “Vindication on the Rights of Women” (women could succeed if given the chance) → Seneca Falls convention, which rallied for the rights/voting rights of women Quickie Things to Know About the Enlightenment → slave-holders vs. abolitionists (eventually led to African slaves being freed in the U.S) → Serfs were emancipated in Russia Nothing much, but something to base your own notes off of. Goodluck!
hey heimler, i know ur busy and everything but if u could make a unit 5 overview video that includes all the topics like you did for every other unit, that would be so helpful. sincerely, a stressed ap world student who's test is tommorow
I'm watching this in 2021, and I just wanted to say thank you so much! Your videos are so simple and extremely helpful. Your terrific at summarizing and teaching this content. Much appreciation!
Back for another semester and the night before my quiz on chapter 20 I new i could rely on you to help me study and get a good grade. Thank you so much for all your hard work
Hi Mr. Heimler, I’m really grateful to you for these videos. I watched this video twice before a quiz and I got 100% for this first time this year!! Thank you so much and please keep making these videos😊
Don't mind me, I'm just cramming for a test when I should be sleeping All jokes aside, though, I am sleepy as hell and yet he makes this information so easy to understand
So helpful. Working on a paper for my college US History class that has no lecture/video etc as it's 100% on Canvas. Your way of presenting material has really made things so much easier for me- which I found you earlier in the semester!
You are exactly on the same pace as my class! And just took a DBQ today, I’ve also watched your previous videos on DBQ it sorta helped. Also you should make a video on how to obtain more of what you are reading, it’s really hard for students like me to just capture what I’ve just read which would later become essential when taking SAQs LEQs And DBQs
1. What revolution brought about massive global change between 1750-1900? Industrial revlution 2. When did the Enlightenment begin? 18th century. 3. The Enlightenment was a philosophy that used__________reason______________to reconsider accepted ideas and tradition. 4. What was the Enlightenment a product of according to Mr. Heimler and me? Scientific revolution and humanism of the Renaissance. 5. Before the Enlightenment, truth was discerned through tradition and _______religious____________ Revelation. 6. The Enlightenment claimed that the world was ordered by a __________natural___________________ set of laws. 7. What would happen to the world if one applied the wisdom of natural law to society? Progress would occur. 8. Before the Enlightenment, many people believed that reality was revealed through: (*List at least two.)__Bible or the Quran or religion or ancestors.____ 9. What man advocated the concept of Empiricism which claims that reality is discerned through senses? Francis Bacon. 10. What political philosophy/theory did John Locke claim was flawed? The Divine Right of Kings. 11. Who did John Locke claim were in a "social contract"? Human beings and their government. *John Locke claim that all people are endowed with natural rights. He also claimed that people willingly gave up power in exchange for government protection. This would naturally imply that people have the right to abolish government that didn't protect their rights. 12. What is the important consequence of applying Locke's ideas on the "abolition of government" to politics.? *Hint: Unit 5 Topic 2 Revolution. Enlightenment principles led to the breakup of governments all around the world. 13. Another development that took place along with revolution was an ideology called ______nationalism_______________. This is an ideology where people develop a strong identity with people who share ethnic identity and a common language. This is a powerful ideology that threatened multi-national empires and led to World War I. 14. What man wrote Wealth of Nations? Adam Smith. 15. What economic philosophy (which required a heavy hand from the government) did this man criticize? Mercantilism. 16. What type of economic philosophy (that felt that government should leave the economy alone) did this man advocate (favor)? *Oui! Oui! A little French please! Laissez Faire (leave it alone) 17. What did Deism (an enlightened religious philosophy) say about God? There is a god and that god did create all things in the beginning but that god does not intervene in history. 18. What did Deists believe should be contemplated (reflect deeply) upon in order to know God? They believed they should contemplate natural law. 19. What type of people had a strong belief in tradition in favor of practical ideas? Conservatives. 20. What two extremely important institutions were impacted by the Enlightenment? Woman and the abolition of slavery. 21. What did Aristotle think about women? Yikes, I better not tell my wife this one. He thought they were inadequate and infertile males who played only a passive role in reproduction and were incapable of rational thought. 22. Who wrote "Vindication of the Rights of Women"? Mary Wollstonecraft 23. What did this woman claim was the key for women in attaining their rights? Education. 24. What did women rally for at a convention in Seneca Falls, New York (1848)? Woman's rights and suffrage for woman. 25. What two labor institutions were abolished in the 1800s(19th Century)? Slavery and serfdom
lol i wonder how many comments you got in total over the last 2 days. crammmmmmm timeeeeeee. also i will miss you after this exam. hopefully u will do the apush next year...
@@danielasfaw6539 its because in my school apwh is a freshman course. then apush is a 2 year course that spans over sophomore and junior year. in other words, tomorrow will be my first ap exam ._.
Barca Hero hello fellow freshmen. Same except APWH is actually a 10th grade course except they offered it to freshmen this year and I somehow ended up taking it not knowing wtf I was getting myself into...good luck on the exam!
I stressed over this class so much and got a C in this class and thought I'd be a failure... now I'm at Georgia Tech studying engineering and am doing just fine.
wow! i wish i had as much knowledge as you! i just found your channel and i'm glad i did! i have a test tomorrow (for us it is labeled as unit 2, but according to your videos it is units 3,4, and 5 combined o_O) thank you for your videos!
Hi, would it be possible to film the unit 5 review first before doing each chapter in detail? My class is already on unit 5.7 and will be having a test on December 18th
Man thought you’d post tmm and also I got a 6 on my essay thanks to your lessons on the Columbian exchange and the Aztec tribute system and the Incan Mita system
6:54 "we hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal! And when I meet Thomas Jefferson, Imma compel him to include women in the sequel (WORK!)
great videos!!! has helped me so much. you should do some bits on key concepts and stimulus questions ( since that is what the multiple-choice is on the test!!) thank youu
this video was very much helpful during this covid-19... felt lazy to go through a gigantic history book...waiting for the commencement of the exam with a cup of coffee in the blankets...loll
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Helpful Timestamps for Studying
The Enlightenment: 0:31
Empiricism 1:47
John Locke 2:25
Social Contract 2:51
Consequences of Enlightenment ideas 3:09
Nationalism 3:24
Adam Smith 3:49
Laissez Faire Economics 4:03
Deism 4:43
Conservativism 5:15
A Vindication of the Rights of Women/Mary Wollstonecraft 6:21
Seneca Falls Convention 6:34
The Declaration of Sentiments 6:45
The effects of the Enlightenment on Slavery and Serfdom 7:08
Emancipation of Russian Serfs 7:32
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Cramming this a day before my Unit 5 test. Thank you for making this a little easier
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Cramming Steve heimler videos the night before my exam yet againnnnn
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Wynter Winston same 😬
Thank you I feel enlightened now
You're welcome...
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Quick note to others out there looking to take notes or find specific points, all you have to do is look at the three dots next to the SAVE button to the right of the likes and dislikes, click OPEN TRANSCRIPT, and you have everything he says written down with timestamps. Hope this helps out other people in AP World History!
I never knew that even existed until now. Thanks!
??? Where
@@RebornKaotic If you're on the app, the transcript isn't there. I believe it's on the website.
@@peppypenguins4510 oh
@@RebornKaotic Did it work?
When your teacher just gives you videos to watch instead of teaching
But it's this dude so you're good
when your teacher does both
Yup, this is all my teacher is doing to prepare us for the AP WORLD HISTORY EXAM THAT WE'RE TAKING FROM HOME. It's great.
Houdini bruh my teacher is barely doing anything
AhmaD ugh same. Let’s suffer together. At least we just have one week left! We can do it! Thank god my Chem exam is FINALLY over, just finished 20 mins ago.
Notes
- The Enlightenment happened in the 1700s
- Challenged tradition and religion in favor of human reason and logic in the context of natural laws
- Francis Bacon esposed empiricism, the idea that reality was determined through the senses, as opposed to the Bible
- John Locke challenged the Divine Right of Kings in Two Treatises on Government and put forward the idea of the social contract
- Nationalism rose in contrast with previous loyalty to a city or ruler
- Adam Smith's The Wealth of Nations criticized mercantilian in favor or laisse-faire capitalism in 1776
- The rise of Deism challenged the idea of God intervening on Earth
- Englishwoman Mary Wollstonecraft's A Vindication of the Rights of Women argued for women's rights
- The Seneca Falls Convention in America argued for women's rights
- The abolitionist movement started to grow, and slavery was banned in America in 1808
Slavery wasn’t banned in 1808.. if you’re referring to the us it was 1865
This guy is going to save my life in my WHAP exam, I haven't had time to study, so this weekend I am going to watch a marathon of his videos, hopefully, I am going to pass. Whoever is reading this, wish me luck.
girl gl, i didn’t pay attention this entire year cause of rona and I need a good grase
@@iiclovds7061 I can relate to that 😂
are you taking the may 10th test
@@raegenpereira Yes, I am
i feel you sweetheart and good luck!! i hope you do well
season 5, episode 1 here we go
9 more episodes dawg
Okay but bless this man. I’ve been relying on him for my exam. And I really have faith I’ll do good because of him.
Leave it up to this man to teach me what my teacher never could.
These videos are awesome! I always watch them whenever I have homework or a quiz, and they really help. It was a coincidence that I was reading the exact same lesson yesterday and I got a notification on my phone that there was a new video :) thank you!
Love when that happens... you’re welcome!
i want this test to be over already im so exhausted from studying
yep
I believe in you! You will pass!
Same bruv
Here we go in a couple hours!
sameeeee
Great work Steve. Been an AP World teacher and reader for 10 years. Trying to keep up with the changes the best I can, and your videos are helping my 120 students greatly. Keep up the good work!
That’s awesome! Where are y’all watching from?
Vancouver (not BC), Washington (not DC)
when your ap world teacher gets fired so you watch all of these the night before your final
No way! Rough....
My teacher was pregnant had a baby on Halloween, and she decided to not come back until next school year. We have a temp teacher that has no background on AP World
6:08 is the face im gonna make after writing my dbq response on the ap test
Same
Quarantine history class! At least he's an amazing teacher.
I can only imagine how many people have relied on Mr. Heimler over the past couple years...
Buy the ultimate review packet guys it's single Handedly the best way to review for the exam and be caught up with the class generally. Not only do u get a whole entire practice test with entire explanations and answers but u get works sheets and fully fledged out videos of the entire course. There really isn't another way to get the same sort of value
some quickie notes on unit 5 (I highly suggest you watch the vid yourself, but I know you are tired and currently cramming, so here you go :) )
The Enlightenment → a time to reconsider that ideas and social norms of the time → people started to reconsider relying on religion as a source of logic
Empiricism → the idea that reality is discovered through senses
John Locke → people are entitled to basic rights, liberty, and property → people and their government were in a social contract together
Adam Smith → wrote the Wealth of Nations, which criticized the mercantilism of Europe →laissez-faire (the economic idea that if you were to leave the economy alone, and “invisible hand” would guide it to work)
Deism → the idea that there is a God, but he is simply a watchmaker, that sits back and watches us be us without intervention → the new Conservatives began to challenge these ideas
Mary Wollstonecraft → one of many women who began to poke for women’s rights → wrote a “Vindication on the Rights of Women” (women could succeed if given the chance) → Seneca Falls convention, which rallied for the rights/voting rights of women
Quickie Things to Know About the Enlightenment
→ slave-holders vs. abolitionists (eventually led to African slaves being freed in the U.S)
→ Serfs were emancipated in Russia
Nothing much, but something to base your own notes off of. Goodluck!
I love you
I love you too
thank you so much! i got a 93 on my last test only because i binged watched all your videos for unit 4 you really saved me!
That’s awesome! Good work...
You are so underrated in the youtube community.
Well thank you. Keep spreading the word!
hey heimler, i know ur busy and everything but if u could make a unit 5 overview video that includes all the topics like you did for every other unit, that would be so helpful.
sincerely,
a stressed ap world student who's test is tommorow
did he ever?
he has but you have to pay to see it (ultimate review packet in desc) :(
I'm watching this in 2021, and I just wanted to say thank you so much! Your videos are so simple and extremely helpful. Your terrific at summarizing and teaching this content. Much appreciation!
Back for another semester and the night before my quiz on chapter 20 I new i could rely on you to help me study and get a good grade. Thank you so much for all your hard work
You’re welcome! Good luck!
U a bot
my elearning assignments this week are to watch this whole playlist
1:49 - 1:54 me during the exam, but without the audio
LMAO
Hi Mr. Heimler, I’m really grateful to you for these videos. I watched this video twice before a quiz and I got 100% for this first time this year!! Thank you so much and please keep making these videos😊
No way! Congrats!
Don't mind me, I'm just cramming for a test when I should be sleeping
All jokes aside, though, I am sleepy as hell and yet he makes this information so easy to understand
That’s quite a compliment...
I have a unit 5 test with 25 mc and 1 DBQ tmr, time to review!
Discovering this channel as a panicking Freshman is such an experience...
ur goated always coming clutch for studying have a good Christmas sir
So helpful. Working on a paper for my college US History class that has no lecture/video etc as it's 100% on Canvas. Your way of presenting material has really made things so much easier for me- which I found you earlier in the semester!
Anyone else here before our Ap exam tomorrow
yessirrrrr
yup, still need to take notes over units 5 and 6, and there's only 14 hours left :')
N Hossain Same
Luv.Studying A STEP CHICKEN?? :0
N Hossain yessirrrrr
You are exactly on the same pace as my class! And just took a DBQ today, I’ve also watched your previous videos on DBQ it sorta helped. Also you should make a video on how to obtain more of what you are reading, it’s really hard for students like me to just capture what I’ve just read which would later become essential when taking SAQs LEQs
And DBQs
Good call. I’ve been getting a lot of requests for that one...
I had to fill out a worksheet while doing this, best 16 minutes of my life, thank you heimler
same, also i realized we go to the same school lmao
I have a unit 5 test tommorow so here I am cramming a mix of you and John Greene
Thank you Heimler!!! You are so helpful!!!! Gonna get a 5 because of u
most underrated RUclips channel
Aw thanks...
1. What revolution brought about massive global change between 1750-1900?
Industrial revlution
2. When did the Enlightenment begin?
18th century.
3. The Enlightenment was a philosophy that used__________reason______________to reconsider accepted ideas and tradition.
4. What was the Enlightenment a product of according to Mr. Heimler and me?
Scientific revolution and humanism of the Renaissance.
5. Before the Enlightenment, truth was discerned through tradition and _______religious____________ Revelation.
6. The Enlightenment claimed that the world was ordered by a __________natural___________________ set of laws.
7. What would happen to the world if one applied the wisdom of natural law to society?
Progress would occur.
8. Before the Enlightenment, many people believed that reality was revealed through: (*List at least two.)__Bible or the Quran or religion or ancestors.____
9. What man advocated the concept of Empiricism which claims that reality is discerned through senses?
Francis Bacon.
10. What political philosophy/theory did John Locke claim was flawed?
The Divine Right of Kings.
11. Who did John Locke claim were in a "social contract"?
Human beings and their government.
*John Locke claim that all people are endowed with natural rights. He also claimed that people willingly gave up power in exchange for government protection. This would naturally imply that people have the right to abolish government that didn't protect their rights.
12. What is the important consequence of applying Locke's ideas on the "abolition of government" to politics.? *Hint: Unit 5 Topic 2
Revolution. Enlightenment principles led to the breakup of governments all around the world.
13. Another development that took place along with revolution was an ideology called ______nationalism_______________. This is an ideology where people develop a strong identity with people who share ethnic identity and a common language. This is a powerful ideology that threatened multi-national empires and led to World War I.
14. What man wrote Wealth of Nations?
Adam Smith.
15. What economic philosophy (which required a heavy hand from the government) did this man criticize?
Mercantilism.
16. What type of economic philosophy (that felt that government should leave the economy alone) did this man advocate (favor)? *Oui! Oui! A little French please!
Laissez Faire (leave it alone)
17. What did Deism (an enlightened religious philosophy) say about God?
There is a god and that god did create all things in the beginning but that god does not intervene in history.
18. What did Deists believe should be contemplated (reflect deeply) upon in order to know God?
They believed they should contemplate natural law.
19. What type of people had a strong belief in tradition in favor of practical ideas?
Conservatives.
20. What two extremely important institutions were impacted by the Enlightenment?
Woman and the abolition of slavery.
21. What did Aristotle think about women? Yikes, I better not tell my wife this one.
He thought they were inadequate and infertile males who played only a passive role in reproduction and were incapable of rational thought.
22. Who wrote "Vindication of the Rights of Women"?
Mary Wollstonecraft
23. What did this woman claim was the key for women in attaining their rights?
Education.
24. What did women rally for at a convention in Seneca Falls, New York (1848)?
Woman's rights and suffrage for woman.
25. What two labor institutions were abolished in the 1800s(19th Century)?
Slavery and serfdom
Alyssa!!!!! How I didn't notice until after I did the assignment for Mr. Guy gonna go cry now😐
thankkkyouuu, u saved my ass for my test.
@Madiha Hussaini Haha you’re welcome, I’ve done them on a few videos
thank you!!!!!!! so much i'm having my AP world history test tomorrow at 9 am and i haven't study all year and this is helping a lot
i've been watching your videos for a while now but my teacher recently started assigning them to watch for review and it makes me really happy :D
I got a 92 on my ap history quiz thanks for the help!
lol i wonder how many comments you got in total over the last 2 days. crammmmmmm timeeeeeee. also i will miss you after this exam. hopefully u will do the apush next year...
How is that even possible? I thought you were supposed to take Apush before Ap world history.
@@danielasfaw6539 its because in my school apwh is a freshman course. then apush is a 2 year course that spans over sophomore and junior year. in other words, tomorrow will be my first ap exam ._.
Barca Hero hello fellow freshmen. Same except APWH is actually a 10th grade course except they offered it to freshmen this year and I somehow ended up taking it not knowing wtf I was getting myself into...good luck on the exam!
For me AP World was the two year course in 9th and 10th grade and APUSH was 11th grade, it’s neat to see how different places do different things
anyone ever watch these video on 2x speed and then put it back to normal after a couple minutes it feels like your going at .25 speed
yes
I am very thankful that this guy got into teaching us history than diving into chemistry
pov: you're me watching this an hour before your ap exam
More like 7 minutes
how did u do? I'm scared for mines in 3 days and I'm barely on this unit
having heimler as ur dad would literally be free grades for humanities
watching heimler videos is like my ap world history enlightenment
Just in time for the 1st week of December! Thank you!
You're welcome... More topics to come!
bro I love you so much wtf 🥺
Love you right back...
Still can't belive your videos worked....i passed my testttt for the first time 🥳🥳🥳
i wish i knew about his videos earlier....
I stressed over this class so much and got a C in this class and thought I'd be a failure... now I'm at Georgia Tech studying engineering and am doing just fine.
I don't know you, but I'm proud of you :)
Can you make a review video for all of unit 5?
Me watching this and the other unit 5 videos 40 minutes before the unit test
Im ready to die like a mongol victim with the black death. Im just took notes on 3 units in one day
same, but i still have units 5 and 6 to go with only 14 hours till the exam :')
samee
@@nhossain4171yep
@@ctryczek7082 everyone who never learned to prepare ahead of time is struggling so hard rn :')
@@ctryczek7082 oh yeah
This is why we are all gonna pass this class 😁😂
wow! i wish i had as much knowledge as you! i just found your channel and i'm glad i did! i have a test tomorrow (for us it is labeled as unit 2, but according to your videos it is units 3,4, and 5 combined o_O) thank you for your videos!
You’re welcome! Hope the test goes well!
Europe: its big brain time
All the thinks....
I love you Heimler
what the frick 9 topics bruh i dont have time for this :(((
definitely skipping unit 9 now lol
why do i love him so much
Hi, would it be possible to film the unit 5 review first before doing each chapter in detail? My class is already on unit 5.7 and will be having a test on December 18th
Oh man, I wish I could, but I'm not even close to ready on the review yet. I'll make that a STRONG "we'll see..."
good luck
Steven is coming in clutch
That's all I do.
Man. How come unit 5 doesnt have one of those overall review videos like 1-4 do?
Will you do review videos for units 5-9? Thanks!
we need another enlightenment NOW
How do you only have 60k subscribers, these videos have such high production and information quality!
EXAM DAY BABY
currently taking notes on every single topic vid
Man thought you’d post tmm and also I got a 6 on my essay thanks to your lessons on the Columbian exchange and the Aztec tribute system and the Incan Mita system
Heck yes. Congrats!
Thanks
binging these before my mock ap exam 😎
Test tomorrow. Time to study this
Could you possibly make unit review videos
AP exam is in 3 hours. Any one else here last minute? Just me?
me too😫
6:54 "we hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal! And when I meet Thomas Jefferson, Imma compel him to include women in the sequel (WORK!)
great videos!!! has helped me so much. you should do some bits on key concepts and stimulus questions ( since that is what the multiple-choice is on the test!!) thank youu
I’ve got a video on that. Search for Heimler multiple choice...
Another great summary! Thank you for your hard work
You're welcome! And thanks for the encouragement.
Should I take notes while listening or should I watch the video and then take notes?
The talk about reality reminded me of madara
Yay 5.1 notes due Tuesday
Yaasss..
Can you post more on dbq argument and complexity since the videos you posted are still confusing
Thank you.
You're welcome!
I would say this is a lifesaver, but there's nothing that could save my grade, but it's nice to act as if it will
I got you, boo
this video was very much helpful during this covid-19... felt lazy to go through a gigantic history book...waiting for the commencement of the exam with a cup of coffee in the blankets...loll
Am I the only one who really wants to meet this guy?
Thank you! You are a real legend !! 🙏
Well thank you. I hope the end of the semester is good for you...
ok i love this but could you also include the chapters
Thank you, taking a very important test today T_T
I hope it went well!
Ap world exam tomorrow :(
Same I’m gonna fail
Ur videos r great! They've helped me so much!
hey heimler can you make a video about how to get the evidence beyond the documents point?
So is Empiricism kind of the foundation for Phenomenology?
5:53 I’m sure Aristotle and Future would have been good friends😂
Thank you so much for this video! My teacher hasnt been here for like 2 weeks and I'm confused in class
Glad to help!
AP exams are todayyy cramming studying 😂😬😬😬
yessur
off topic but heimler looks so cute in the thumbnail 😂
Some of the definitions I disagree with but sums up this period pretty well
Feel free to offer whatever corrections you feel are necessary...
all I could think of during this video was the Schuyler Sisters
That baby analogy was hysterical! 😂
thx