U.S. History | Bacon's Rebellion
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- Опубликовано: 2 апр 2019
- Summarize videos instantly with our Course Assistant plugin, and enjoy AI-generated quizzes: bit.ly/ch-ai-asst Learn all about Bacon's Rebellion and European relationships with Native Americans in the southern colonies in just a few minutes! Professor Christopher E. Manning of Loyola University of Chicago details Native American culture before European settlement, relationships and conflicts between Native Americans and European settlers, and an examination of Bacon's Rebellion and its ramifications.
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3:30 is when he actually starts talking abt bacons rebellion 🙄🗿
Best report on this subject I have found thus far, I can use this to teach my children's Social Studies lesson, Thanks!
Thank you 🙏 😁
POV: You're doing this for school
Anakin: I have created a new empire!
Obi wan: But Anakin my allegiance is to the republic! To democracy!
Wow!! you explain it so well, I would believe if you said It is based on my memory.
Anybody here for homework?
yep
Cruel Day yo what’s up
Guy Guyington Yo who is this?
Yup
Me
I like it
I heard it's pronounced Barkeley but spelled like Berkeley
That is correct, Berkeley in England and Ireland is pronounced "Barkeley." Berkeley in California is technically being pronounced incorrectly.
Considering the comedy of errors this is better named "Bacon's Rebellion: How to Turn Crisis into Disaster"
This is so TOTALLY different from what really happened! Berkeley was no hero! Look at this in terms of African American history, what a different story!!
BARKley
Well that ended abruptly and didn't get to the important parts. Wasted time talking about how houses were made which had nothing to do with the rebellion
Noice
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