Kudos to you students who are watching this for school. I’m glad they still teach this stuff, because the generations prior to millennials seem to be less interested in a more perfect union and more interested in perfect by their standards only.
George Washington not only the greatest president United States has ever had or ever will have but also truly the greatest American. I do believe without him our nation would have failed in its infancy.
Given the current climate of the country, teaching the constitution to children is more important than ever! They need to understand the powers of their pens and voices. I’m using all this turmoil as a great teachable moment in my homeschool. A more perfect union can only be created by intelligent, self-controlled citizens. Is that what your local school is turning out?
No, they're turning out kids more concerned with their feelings of sexuality than anything else, as if their moment to moment changing perception of their own gender is the reference point of all existence, and that they should be in a state of constant gender conversion therapy as their feelings ever so subtly dictate.
The United States Constitution is a document that takes a bit of the heart of every Patriot of that era, and preserves the whole, for all generations to come. May "We the People" never allow our enemies to steal its freedom from its people.
"The United States Constitution is a document that takes a bit of the heart of every Patriot of that era, and preserves the whole, for generations to come." Considering the personal lives of many of these patriots from this era...that's not really a good thing.
the United States Constitution was written in 1871 as a corporate charter to masquerade as the organic Government of the Republic's 33 states which were in fact ratified by We The People. the skullfuckery runs deep
@@diamondinc3669 People who are only knowledgeable of the information that is intended for the public and not the information that is hidden from the public will consistently defend what they know and denounce what they don't. Then they'll slap moral positivity on it all and call anyone who doesn't a traitor, an evil person, or angry.
Graduated from school years ago, here for the love of my country. Proud to be an American and that love only grows with age. Good luck to everyone here studying this for school 👍🏻
The story of the birth of the United States of America is, for me, one of the most absorbing and fascinating chapters of western civilization. So interesting to learn that many people at the time predicted the failure and/or collapse of this fledgeling democracy, and the many obstacle that stood in the way of the 13 states coming together as one nation.
Showing this to my 12 year old son as he asks me heart breaking questions about the current political climate we’re living in. 12 years old and he says, “ what happened to this being a free country?”. May we preserve the ideals and spirit of this document, even if that means making necessary changes to the original and otherwise noble endeavor. Let us not fail his generation...
This is a great video documentary. I planned to have my students watch it on their own Chromebooks, but discovered that RUclips is blocking them here in this Florida school district. It is requiring an administrative level password to access this video. The same thing happened on a Khan Academy video about the Preamble. Other videos are not blocked for my students. They watched it on my own monitor.
I have a test in civics tomorrow on the types of government and the different articles that make it up, or did. I just found out that we have to know this and the wars. My teacher didn't mention this at all, but it was on other people's test and the website. This is very informational and a great video to watch
In these times a look back at our nation roots and that if there was no George Washington or Constitution of the United States there would be no United State. God bless the USA
If General Washington hadn’t been our first president, there also would be no nation left. His precedents and example formed a model for behavior adhered to for 228 years.
One can't present a more simple, yet thoroughly clear message on the constitutional bedrock which was laid down by America's founding fathers. Congress's delicate handling of this "Scale of Compromise" has been one never-ending teetter-totter in ensuring America and our world stays in the real game of "Freedom and Justice for all".
What a beautiful summation of what the 13 colonies and the guidance of George Washing did to create a constitution that would guide this Great Nation for 245 years to become the greatest country in the world and be blessed by God. Let's stand with this country and never allow it to be dissolved or fall to the unpatriotic evils.
Im not here for school ,im choosing to watch this because as an adult i appreciate the freedom of rights this constitution is giving us here in America. However today there are people that want to tear it down and destroy it. so i ask the school kids watching this, what do you think?
How did the United States avoid chaos, and instead choose to unify “rather than go their separate ways?” It was largely due to [ ] According to the American revolutionaries, why did governments exist? [ ] A government made too powerful could lead to [ ], but without power to protect the rule of law and liberties of the people, [ ]. Although the Americans has secured their independence under the Articles, it was increasingly evident that the [ ] government was no match for the diverging interests and priorities of the [ ]. According to the video, “the states were in debt from the war and acted with increasing self-interest. Some responded by printing paper money, causing rampant inflation.” What does inflation mean in this setting? (Use the internet to help you answer this question! [ ] The Confederation was so weak, it could not enforce its peace treaty with what country? [ ]. 4:26 - By 1786, the Union was [ ]. What does this mean? [ ] In order for the Constitutional Convention to have any chance of success, who was needed? [ ] 5:35 - 6:00 - In your own words, who was Danile Shays and what was Shays’ Rebellion? Where was the Constitutional Convention held? [ ] 7:15 - Eventually, how many delegates served at the Constitutional Convention? [ ] What did foreign powers think would happen with the “American experiment?” [ ] 7:47 - Why did the delegate work in secret? [ ] 8:17 - What did smaller states fear would happen? [ ] What did larger states want representation based on ? [ ] 9:19 - What was The Great Compromise proposed by Sherman? [ ] 11:03 - What compromise was reached regarding representation, taxes, and slaves? [ ] 12:02 - What was the last challenge the delegates faced at the Constitutional Convention? [ ] 13:09 - The proposal for a single executive leader was carried, based on the hopes that who would be the first leader? [ ] 13:39 - By the time the Constitution was ready to be signed, how many delegates remained in Philadelphia? [ ] Which 3 delegates refused to sign the Constitution? [ ] 14:03 - How many articles are in the Constitution? [ ] 12:02 - What was the last challenge the delegates faced at the Constitutional Convention? [ ] 13:09 - The proposal for a single executive leader was carried, based on the hopes that who would be the first leader? [ ] 13:39 - By the time the Constitution was ready to be signed, how many delegates remained in Philadelphia? [ ] Which 3 delegates refused to sign the Constitution? [ ] 14:03 - How many articles are in the Constitution? [ ] The first three articles defined what? [ ] what did they create [ ] The next three articles outlined what? [ ] and the final article? [ ] At the 15:15 mark, the narrator begins to discuss the differences between the Federalists and Anti-Federalsits. What are the differences between these two groups? The Federalsits: [ ] The Anti-Federalists: [ ]
George Washington was called 'the American Cincinnatus .' In ancient Rome, Lucius Quinctius Cincinnatus was a farmer and a statesman of the republic who was given the office of Dictator in order to win a war and avert a crisis. Having won the war and fixed the crisis, he resigned his office of Dictator and returned to his farm. That was such a act of virtue that it made an impression on Roman history. After the American Revolution, the veterans of the army had still not been paid by Congress and a conspiracy developed in an army camp in Newburgh, New York that had the goal of making Gen. George Washington the first King of America. Washington stopped the plot and later resigned his command of the army to go back to his farm in Mount Vernon. That made him the only man that could be trusted to be the first President of the United States. "First in war, first in peace, and first in the hearts of his fellow countrymen." The city of Cincinnati was named after Cincinnatus by veterans of Washington's army.
We sure like him! Did you know he initially didn't want to be president, and needed a little convincing from Alexander Hamilton? www.mountvernon.org/george-washington/the-first-president/election/unretirement/
This goes into so much depth and really gives you the idea that you are actually there! Thank you so much for the time and effort you put in! Also, props to Massachusetts! NO SLAVERY! Around 10:20, it says WHO COUNTS AS A PERSON!?!?! OMG THEY MAY BE FREE, BUT WHERE'D THEIR BRAINS GO! I MEAN SERIOUSLY!
When our nation was first born, and GWashington was sworn in as our first president, he went to what we now know as ground zero, and prayed, dedicating this great blessing we call the United States to what Christians call GOD ALMIGHTY, and thanked him for our great victory, George Washington also WARNED, that if we, as a nation, ever turned from God, we would fall!!!! Even Ben Franklin said, this is a REPUBLIC, IF WE CAN KEEP IT!!!!!!!
The great compromise: 8:20 - smaller states feared they would lose sovereignty to larger states 8:29 - smaller states may find foreign allies if their autonomy was threatened 8:40 - larger states wanted rep based on population 9:20 - the great compromise was proposed ( birth of the house of representatives & senate) 3/5 compromise (determining population) 10:30 - southern states wanted slaves to count (more power in house of rep) 11:00 - reached another compromise (slaves would be counted as 3/5 of a person) virgina plan (checks & balances): 12:40 - others were worried that the executive might lead to monarchy 13:07 - Washington is what made them approve of the plan Rival Factions (anti-federalists) & Bill of rights: 15:21 - constitution had no guarantee of individual rights
5:55 This film depicts the rebellion's last battle as one with heavy losses. However weren't only 4 killed and 20 wounded among hundreds who fought? According to reports, only 20 were wounded. 9:25 The Senate was initially formed to guarantee the rights of States vs the Fed, but over time, that changed.
Thanks RUclips, for taking down my post about GW praying, and dedicating our Great Nation to GOD ALMIGHTY, and warning that if we as a nation ever turned from God, we would fall !! It just proves my point
maybe it was a sign from god. do you ever think he fears our obsession with him? do you wonder if he cries in desperation of the humanity he created? do you believe he looks at us with shame? perhaps maybe we should treat him like he is one of us.
Pretty good video all the way up until the summary where they called the United States "Democratic".😪 Why do we have to keep reminding them that it's a representative republic.
SAME BUT LIKE I KEEP HAVING TO DO THIS ITS KIND OF ANNOYING BC I ALREADY KNOW SO MUCH AMERICAN HISTORY AND I WOULD VERY MUCH ENJOY TO LEARN ABOUT DIFFERENT TYPES
Great video. But why can’t anyone ever get Washington’s age right. I know he’s “the father” of our country but Washington should only be in his early to mid 50s here. This actor looks 70. It happens in almost every show or movie.
Mr Robert Morris informed the members assembled that by the instruction & in behalf, of the deputation of Pena. he proposed George Washington Esqr. late Commander in chief for president of the Convention. Mr. Jno. Rutlidge seconded the motion; expressing his confidence that the choice would be unanimous, and observing that the presence of Genl Washington forbade any observations on the occasion which might otherwise be proper. General (Washington) was accordingly unanimously elected by ballot, and conducted to the chair by Mr. R. Morris and Mr. Rutlidge; from which in a very emphatic manner he thanked the Convention for the honor they had conferred on him, reminded them of the novelty of the scene of business in which he was to act, lamented his want of (better qualifications), and claimed the indulgence of the House towards the involuntary errors which his inexperience might occasion. (The nomination came with particular grace from Penna, as Docr. Franklin alone could have been thought of as a competitor). The Docr. was himself to have made the nomination (of General Washington, but the state of the weather and of his health confined him to his house.) - James Madison's Notes, May 14th
While I agree that our founding fathers were great men in their own right, I can’t abide the hypocrisy. They claimed all men are created equal while they all owned slaves!
Though always important to talk about black slaves as property and how the Constitution viewed this, there is almost never any mention of females as the property they were, and would continue to be, as still are in MANY places, and always have been. Could someone, not a troll, please explain? TY💫
Anybody else here so they can do school work
Btw great film
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I just know half of you guys are doing this for school work 😃🤚
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Kudos to you students who are watching this for school. I’m glad they still teach this stuff, because the generations prior to millennials seem to be less interested in a more perfect union and more interested in perfect by their standards only.
school sucks
@Coach K ok boomer
no stop i have to do this for school
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Very well done. Bravo to the makers of this film. Thanks to our founding fathers especially George Washington.
This is an outstanding run down on the making of our Constitution. Loved it.
Very well done! I showed this along with some worksheets to my 8th grade classes for Constitution Day.
Thank you
Incredible production quality! Super entertaining and a pleasure to watch, everyone who worked on it did a great job.
Indeed they did.
Could have done with a less rotund Washington. He was notoriously tall and slender.
I'm here for the pleasure of witnessing such heroism
George Washington not only the greatest president United States has ever had or ever will have but also truly the greatest American. I do believe without him our nation would have failed in its infancy.
Given the current climate of the country, teaching the constitution to children is more important than ever! They need to understand the powers of their pens and voices. I’m using all this turmoil as a great teachable moment in my homeschool. A more perfect union can only be created by intelligent, self-controlled citizens. Is that what your local school is turning out?
No, they're turning out kids more concerned with their feelings of sexuality than anything else, as if their moment to moment changing perception of their own gender is the reference point of all existence, and that they should be in a state of constant gender conversion therapy as their feelings ever so subtly dictate.
The United States Constitution is a document that takes a bit of the heart of every Patriot of that era, and preserves the whole, for all generations to come. May "We the People" never allow our enemies to steal its freedom from its people.
"The United States Constitution is a document that takes a bit of the heart of every Patriot of that era, and preserves the whole, for generations to come."
Considering the personal lives of many of these patriots from this era...that's not really a good thing.
the United States Constitution was written in 1871 as a corporate charter to masquerade as the organic Government of the Republic's 33 states which were in fact ratified by We The People.
the skullfuckery runs deep
@@diamondinc3669 People who are only knowledgeable of the information that is intended for the public and not the information that is hidden from the public will consistently defend what they know and denounce what they don't. Then they'll slap moral positivity on it all and call anyone who doesn't a traitor, an evil person, or angry.
@@lawrenceraysor1217 if People would read
or knew how to actually read, We, wouldn't be in this situation!
@@lawrenceraysor1217 We are the "RE" PUBLIC not the Public!
We are a Republic!
Never do a comment before, but for this video, I can say it is the greatest explanation about US Constitution I have ever see.
This has to be an impersonator...
I’m the one and only.
Lol great video!
Thank y’all for putting this together.
No stop I have to do this for school
PLS SAME
Love this. Well put together and a big help for my class.
Graduated from school years ago, here for the love of my country. Proud to be an American and that love only grows with age. Good luck to everyone here studying this for school 👍🏻
I teach all of this but do not focus on GW, but try to get the students to just understand our foundation. Such a good film thank you!
The story of the birth of the United States of America is, for me, one of the most absorbing and fascinating chapters of western civilization. So interesting to learn that many people at the time predicted the failure and/or collapse of this fledgeling democracy, and the many obstacle that stood in the way of the 13 states coming together as one nation.
I like history and this video helps me understand it easy and simple. Thank you
I’m not watching this for school. I just love history.
Showing this to my 12 year old son as he asks me heart breaking questions about the current political climate we’re living in. 12 years old and he says, “ what happened to this being a free country?”. May we preserve the ideals and spirit of this document, even if that means making necessary changes to the original and otherwise noble endeavor. Let us not fail his generation...
The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants ~ Thomas Jefferson
These are done so well, I personally appreciate these kind of stories being shared. Keep up the amazing work!
This is a great video documentary. I planned to have my students watch it on their own Chromebooks, but discovered that RUclips is blocking them here in this Florida school district. It is requiring an administrative level password to access this video. The same thing happened on a Khan Academy video about the Preamble. Other videos are not blocked for my students. They watched it on my own monitor.
Why would they be blocked?
@@jhoelpaco3361 Maybe somebody at YT will explain.
Very good documentary!
Another great video and important history lesson for people to learn or re-learn. Thank you!
Thrilled this is available on RUclips! Thanks Mount Vernon!
please make of documentaries. This is so epic, simple, nice, beautiful.
I have a test in civics tomorrow on the types of government and the different articles that make it up, or did. I just found out that we have to know this and the wars. My teacher didn't mention this at all, but it was on other people's test and the website.
This is very informational and a great video to watch
Loving the documentary content you’ve been posting up lately - keep it up!
God bless America
God bless the founding fathers
great voice
In these times a look back at our nation roots and that if there was no George Washington or Constitution of the United States there would be no United State. God bless the USA
If General Washington hadn’t been our first president, there also would be no nation left. His precedents and example formed a model for behavior adhered to for 228 years.
I am eternally grateful for our BRAVE and GOD-believing forefathers.
God Bless America!
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Who isn't watching this for school?
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One can't present a more simple, yet thoroughly clear message on the constitutional bedrock which was laid down by America's founding fathers. Congress's delicate handling of this "Scale of Compromise" has been one never-ending teetter-totter in ensuring America and our world stays in the real game of "Freedom and Justice for all".
.Real George Washington Movie.🇺🇸.
What a beautiful summation of what the 13 colonies and the guidance of George Washing did to create a constitution that would guide this Great Nation for 245 years to become the greatest country in the world and be blessed by God. Let's stand with this country and never allow it to be dissolved or fall to the unpatriotic evils.
Amen
Thank you
I'm in the half that watched because I wanted to hear it again.
Really well done.
Such a good film. Thank you.
The transcript makes it so much easier to copy the notes down
Very good but not enough on the Bill of Rights. A Part 2 is called for
Im not here for school ,im choosing to watch this because as an adult i appreciate the freedom of rights this constitution is giving us here in America. However today there are people that want to tear it down and destroy it. so i ask the school kids watching this, what do you think?
idgaf, nerd
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I have to watch this for college. Class is American Federal Politics.
This is a really good edited video
Excellent! Well done!
This is a hw assignment for me. I’m doing summer school for civics. I don’t wanna be in the class for a semester and not know what I’m doing.
How did the United States avoid chaos, and instead choose to unify “rather than go their separate ways?”
It was largely due to [ ]
According to the American revolutionaries, why did governments exist?
[ ]
A government made too powerful could lead to [ ], but without power to protect the rule of law and liberties of the people, [ ].
Although the Americans has secured their independence under the Articles, it was increasingly evident that the [ ] government was no match for the diverging interests and priorities of the [ ].
According to the video, “the states were in debt from the war and acted with increasing self-interest. Some responded by printing paper money, causing rampant inflation.” What does inflation mean in this setting? (Use the internet to help you answer this question!
[ ]
The Confederation was so weak, it could not enforce its peace treaty with what country? [ ].
4:26 - By 1786, the Union was [ ]. What does this mean? [ ]
In order for the Constitutional Convention to have any chance of success, who was needed? [ ]
5:35 - 6:00 - In your own words, who was Danile Shays and what was Shays’ Rebellion?
Where was the Constitutional Convention held? [ ]
7:15 - Eventually, how many delegates served at the Constitutional Convention? [ ]
What did foreign powers think would happen with the “American experiment?” [ ]
7:47 - Why did the delegate work in secret? [ ]
8:17 - What did smaller states fear would happen? [ ]
What did larger states want representation based on ? [ ]
9:19 - What was The Great Compromise proposed by Sherman? [ ]
11:03 - What compromise was reached regarding representation, taxes, and slaves? [ ]
12:02 - What was the last challenge the delegates faced at the Constitutional Convention? [ ]
13:09 - The proposal for a single executive leader was carried, based on the hopes that who would be the first leader? [ ]
13:39 - By the time the Constitution was ready to be signed, how many delegates remained in Philadelphia? [ ]
Which 3 delegates refused to sign the Constitution? [ ]
14:03 - How many articles are in the Constitution? [ ]
12:02 - What was the last challenge the delegates faced at the Constitutional Convention? [ ]
13:09 - The proposal for a single executive leader was carried, based on the hopes that who would be the first leader? [ ]
13:39 - By the time the Constitution was ready to be signed, how many delegates remained in Philadelphia? [ ]
Which 3 delegates refused to sign the Constitution? [ ]
14:03 - How many articles are in the Constitution? [ ]
The first three articles defined what? [ ] what did they create [ ]
The next three articles outlined what? [ ] and the final article? [ ]
At the 15:15 mark, the narrator begins to discuss the differences between the Federalists and Anti-Federalsits. What are the differences between these two groups?
The Federalsits: [ ]
The Anti-Federalists: [ ]
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Nobody’s got the same assignment as you my guy
George Washington was called 'the American Cincinnatus .' In ancient Rome, Lucius Quinctius Cincinnatus was a farmer and a statesman of the republic who was given the office of Dictator in order to win a war and avert a crisis. Having won the war and fixed the crisis, he resigned his office of Dictator and returned to his farm. That was such a act of virtue that it made an impression on Roman history. After the American Revolution, the veterans of the army had still not been paid by Congress and a conspiracy developed in an army camp in Newburgh, New York that had the goal of making Gen. George Washington the first King of America. Washington stopped the plot and later resigned his command of the army to go back to his farm in Mount Vernon. That made him the only man that could be trusted to be the first President of the United States. "First in war, first in peace, and first in the hearts of his fellow countrymen." The city of Cincinnati was named after Cincinnatus by veterans of Washington's army.
yo who wanna tell me 5 interesting facts about the video and what the best part of the video was lmfao
If these men were alive today, I hate to think about what they would do to our new WOKE, and GREEDY, and POWER HUNGRY, class of GOVERNMENT !!!
tf you mean
Super fun pop quiz: Give me 10 key ideas and two vocab words with definitions.
geaorge washingmachine
HAHAHA
Love that my school blocked YT
LTT: USE TUNNELBEAR TODAY
That sucks
Good over view, further study most advisable..📖
i am here for school work this is a great film
this is great i was the 500th like keep it up
What amazing man George Washington was!
We sure like him! Did you know he initially didn't want to be president, and needed a little convincing from Alexander Hamilton? www.mountvernon.org/george-washington/the-first-president/election/unretirement/
I really like this vid...
Great graphics to
Awesome
Thanks..🖒🖒
This goes into so much depth and really gives you the idea that you are actually there! Thank you so much for the time and effort you put in!
Also, props to Massachusetts! NO SLAVERY! Around 10:20, it says WHO COUNTS AS A PERSON!?!?! OMG THEY MAY BE FREE, BUT WHERE'D THEIR BRAINS GO! I MEAN SERIOUSLY!
Annabelle Cody so you want slaves???????????
Brilliant!
Is it just me, or does the narrator sound a lot like a guy who does a lot of voice acting for Blizzard?
He might of helped to make such great document, but what he do'in with slaves?
When our nation was first born, and GWashington was sworn in as our first president, he went to what we now know as ground zero, and prayed, dedicating this great blessing we call the United States to what Christians call GOD ALMIGHTY, and thanked him for our great victory, George Washington also WARNED, that if we, as a nation, ever turned from God, we would fall!!!! Even Ben Franklin said, this is a REPUBLIC, IF WE CAN KEEP IT!!!!!!!
Any of you guys have summary of this document or highlight the main events ? If .. then please contact with me
I am very grateful to you
Shuka ji bus kro 😅😅
Did I miss the 3/5ths Compromise?
Loooool everyone here doing they schoolwork
All like this and is it just me or did must of us get here for school?
Im on your side
Oldest representative and most imitated Constitution!!! 😊🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
i'm watching for school too
Does anyone know if there are video questions that have been made already to use for my lesson plan?
Featuring Dean Malissa as General Washington
The great compromise:
8:20 - smaller states feared they would lose sovereignty to larger states
8:29 - smaller states may find foreign allies if their autonomy was threatened
8:40 - larger states wanted rep based on population
9:20 - the great compromise was proposed ( birth of the house of representatives & senate)
3/5 compromise (determining population)
10:30 - southern states wanted slaves to count (more power in house of rep)
11:00 - reached another compromise (slaves would be counted as 3/5 of a person)
virgina plan (checks & balances):
12:40 - others were worried that the executive might lead to monarchy
13:07 - Washington is what made them approve of the plan
Rival Factions (anti-federalists) & Bill of rights:
15:21 - constitution had no guarantee of individual rights
5:55 This film depicts the rebellion's last battle as one with heavy losses. However weren't only 4 killed and 20 wounded among hundreds who fought?
According to reports, only 20 were wounded. 9:25 The Senate was initially formed to guarantee the rights of States vs the Fed, but over time, that changed.
Thanks RUclips, for taking down my post about GW praying, and dedicating our Great Nation to GOD ALMIGHTY, and warning that if we as a nation ever turned from God, we would fall !! It just proves my point
maybe it was a sign from god. do you ever think he fears our obsession with him? do you wonder if he cries in desperation of the humanity he created? do you believe he looks at us with shame? perhaps maybe we should treat him like he is one of us.
Being a President from Mt. VERNON, IF HE WORE A PONY TAIL WOULD YOU LET HIM LIVE?
HERE COMES THE GENERAL ‼️‼️‼️🎆🎆🎆😏🔥
Pretty good video all the way up until the summary where they called the United States "Democratic".😪
Why do we have to keep reminding them that it's a representative republic.
I LOVE AMERICA AND AMERICANS
SAME BUT LIKE I KEEP HAVING TO DO THIS ITS KIND OF ANNOYING BC I ALREADY KNOW SO MUCH AMERICAN HISTORY AND I WOULD VERY MUCH ENJOY TO LEARN ABOUT DIFFERENT TYPES
Thank you, this was great!
I was gonna like your comment, but then I saw your Trump profile picture, and I have decided I now have no respect for you.
@@zoeellengoode1861 No one cares. From looking at your photo I can tell your still a naive leftist. You will learn one day.
Great video. But why can’t anyone ever get Washington’s age right. I know he’s “the father” of our country but Washington should only be in his early to mid 50s here. This actor looks 70. It happens in almost every show or movie.
11:05
This is a BLATANT corruption of the reason for the “3/5 comprise” 🤨
man thats great but did you know that fifteen minutes can save you 15% or more on car insurance
Mr Robert Morris informed the members assembled that by the instruction & in behalf, of the deputation of Pena. he proposed George Washington Esqr. late Commander in chief for president of the Convention. Mr. Jno. Rutlidge seconded the motion; expressing his confidence that the choice would be unanimous, and observing that the presence of Genl Washington forbade any observations on the occasion which might otherwise be proper. General (Washington) was accordingly unanimously elected by ballot, and conducted to the chair by Mr. R. Morris and Mr. Rutlidge; from which in a very emphatic manner he thanked the Convention for the honor they had conferred on him, reminded them of the novelty of the scene of business in which he was to act, lamented his want of (better qualifications), and claimed the indulgence of the House towards the involuntary errors which his inexperience might occasion. (The nomination came with particular grace from Penna, as Docr. Franklin alone could have been thought of as a competitor). The Docr. was himself to have made the nomination (of General Washington, but the state of the weather and of his health confined him to his house.) - James Madison's Notes, May 14th
not me watching this in my free time 🕴🏼💀
Despite this countries problems & politic R/D rhetoric , THERE IS NO COUNTRY in the world i'd rather be.... I LOVE the USA!!!
Too bad it exists in name only today. Look at how they're disregarding it.
❤️ USA 🇺🇲
Whos in here from mr andersons class
We were crowned... hello???
Happy birthday
While I agree that our founding fathers were great men in their own right, I can’t abide the hypocrisy. They claimed all men are created equal while they all owned slaves!
Though always important to talk about black slaves as property and how the Constitution viewed this, there is almost never any mention of females as the property they were, and would continue to be, as still are in MANY places, and always have been.
Could someone, not a troll, please explain?
TY💫
who else is here because of a history book