Also, Ben Franklin's sexual escapades was the reason that the US got into the French court. Sure Franklin got every single STD known to man at the time doing so but his escapades got him enough connections to get the audience with the French court...

@vibu9973

4 жыл бұрын

Lol

@TheTrueAdept

4 жыл бұрын

@@vibu9973 It's actually true, just not publicized. ;)

@LordTyph

4 жыл бұрын

So he made connections by 'connecting' with the ladies?

@TheTrueAdept

4 жыл бұрын

@@LordTyph pretty much.

@theepiccrimson5335

4 жыл бұрын

what a player

Jefferson didn't remove his anti slavery clause from the declaration out of fear. It was removed by vote because everything in the declaration had to be unanimously approved by all 13 colonies. 3 colonies voted against it. But even then, everybody expected slavery in America to be abolished within 20 years. And it would have been except that the cotton gin was invented which made slavery much more profitable. Suddenly those southern slave owners had real financial reason to keep slavery around.

@belland_dog8235

4 жыл бұрын

Depressing stuff man, but at least it's over now

@UncleForHire

4 жыл бұрын

I think I read it had to be approved and that's why he didn't write it. Didn't know it was rejected and he would have known it would have been rejected so I find it hard to believe this.

@firedskull5015

4 жыл бұрын

And heres come abraham lincon.

@KarmasAB123

4 жыл бұрын

@@UncleForHire Watch the movie "1776." Another excellent source which is also funny.

@theroachden6195

3 жыл бұрын

@@UncleForHire that's what that means. The Continental Congress had agreement that the deceleration had to be unanimous and with his entire diatribe and grivences against slavery was rejected before it ever got a vote. James Madison was actually anti-slavery as well, and in writing the Constitution he intentionally never usues the word slave because he knew if he did the fight to end slavery could be considered unconstitutional. So he made the 3/5 Compromise and used different wording. Very crafty men who had a massive burden on their shoulders.

Imagine being one of his students watching this

@qwert635yuiop9

4 жыл бұрын

@Roland Deschain cuz they know all this already

@marquisdelafayette1929

4 жыл бұрын

If you wanna watch something awesome look up the HBO miniseries John Adams. Paul Giamatti plays him and it shows from the Boston Massacre til his death on July 4th, 1826, 50 years exactly from the Declaration.. It covers the political/diplomatic aspects over the time. (Fun fact: His lifelong frenemie Thomas Jefferson died the same day. ) Another awesome show is TURN: Washington’s Spies. That one focused on the war and particularly the intelligence/spying. It’s def one of my favorite shows of all time but I’m a huge history nerd .

@manillametro9952

4 жыл бұрын

Plot twist: *your his student*

@generichomosapien4666

4 жыл бұрын

These vids are epic

@ghzcoolz7634

4 жыл бұрын

@@manillametro9952 Fix your grammar boiii

I'm not 100% certain but if I remember correctly most studies claim that only 40% of people were patriots and only 20% were loyalists with remaining 40% being neutral. It's important to remembet that farmers have no time for politics since they were mainly preoccupied with surviving the frontier, the winter, the natives and growing their crops.

@bryan0x05

4 жыл бұрын

School taught me each were 1/3

@aramhalamech4204

4 жыл бұрын

@@bryan0x05 could be correct. But there is no certain way to calculate those numbers.

@kyle18934

4 жыл бұрын

@@aramhalamech4204 everyone is 1/3 is easier to remember. Also its interesting to think about. Frontiers people problably only visited the cities yearly for supplies. Who cares who you are paying as long as you get your supplies.

@kyle18934

4 жыл бұрын

@@aramhalamech4204 sorry for the spelling mistakes and possibly extra words my phone screen and auto correct are acting up together (terriable combo)

Normally I don't like reaction channels. But I really enjoy yours, since you actually provide extra information or "correct" the video. Instead of just sitting and saying nothing like most channels.

@Sandata64RD

4 жыл бұрын

This is likely how much "better" reaction videos can get. Outside of that "Internet Buddy" reacting to a video "with" you.

@Spongebrain97

4 жыл бұрын

@@Sandata64RD the only other ones that I find enjoy are people who watch those ridiculous KZread poops of spongebob

@poorlemons

4 жыл бұрын

@David Roberts Think they mean sit there, laugh and make little comments here and there to the end and you could just skip to the end of the vid and not miss anything.

@nickbob2003

4 жыл бұрын

The Lonly Crow also the fact that he actually just about doubles the length of the video with his insight and let’s the sponsors run

@Edninety

4 жыл бұрын

I mean it's a bit unfair in the way that he's a history teacher and not just someone who's interested in this and watching what his viewers suggest the most, but I get your point, he's a great guy who as you describe, provides context and in some ways "unsimplifies" the subject. He has a special place in this reaction culture, but I wouldn't condemn others who just want to learn or something, because having different ethnicities or cultures react to this kinda stuff is actually pretty cool and brightens the mind imo (I'm from Germany so even Mr. Terry himself is a welcome foreign/cultural opionion). For valuable background information I'll always turn to Mr. Terry if he's got something on it, just like many students probably do when they need an overview with context for the upcoming test. That's in some way the bless and curse of internet culture, he gets so much positive response out of this because it connects and helps, but I guarantee you there are many teachers like him, just without the recognition. Oh well, that was kinda long for an 11 month old comment but I felt like it

Fun fact: the crossing of the Delaware was a beer run

Really Nice to see a Reaction Channel that isn't just someone sitting in a chair for 20 minutes with an occasional grin, but instead a person expanding upon the content with his own commentary (what a reaction channel should be- people reacting to content and sharing their thoughts related to watched content). I love History and I'm very happy that channels like Oversimplified exist, giving engaging, fun, but also very informative content. Those two videos gave the important info, some fun facts as well, and did it in a way that is easy to remember what happened and that makes you interested more in the subject. It's like those Car Magazines, where they are not always 100% correct and do get some things mixed up, but they get people invested in a subject so that they look for more information on their own. Also, the fact that You are a Highschool History teacher makes the commentary more engaging IMO, because it's always good to hear what people who have more knowledge in the subject have to say. Great video. I am Definitely subscribing and I can't wait for more :)

One tiny fact: The city I live just outside of called Reading in Pennsylvania there is a plaque indicating the Hessian Prisoner camp where the captured Hessians were held after Trenton. Reading speaking mostly German at the time it was the perfect place.

@armitage1950

4 жыл бұрын

Arphaxaed Damn. I’m in Carlisle PA, didn’t know about that!

@RainClassic1

4 жыл бұрын

I live in Bucks County (Doylestown)

@notapop2961

4 жыл бұрын

Oh hecc im like not even 20 mins from reading(PA)

You know, a lot of the information in these videos was stuff I never learned in school.

@kyle18934

4 жыл бұрын

These are better than boring classes where my teachers Boredly read from notes and didnt make it fun. I think these should be shown and maybe even have schools pay them to make videos on topics, although we wouldn't want them to change and become more comercial.

@1rewd133

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, all I remember was my naps...

@SemIdeiaDeNome4

2 жыл бұрын

pretty much everything in this video is stuff you won't ever learn in brazil

@Im-Breez-

Жыл бұрын

Yooo a fellow Raichu brother!

@ragingraichu219

Жыл бұрын

@@Im-Breez- I'd be a sister, actually, but hey! Wazzup?

Best reaction channel, actually provides commentary and expands upon content being reacted to

I had an ancestor fight with Nathaniel Greene in NC, General William Davidson. He fought at Brandywine, Cowpens, Guilford Courthouse, and camped with Washington at Valley Forge. He was KIA in a skirmish with Cornwallis' army.

@goofygrandlouis6296

3 жыл бұрын

cool

It's always a pleasure to see a teacher who loves his subject and lets it be seen and known. History is such a fascinating subject, and when a teacher shares his enthusiasm it makes all the difference in the world. I had some very good history teachers in my life and a couple very (very) bad ones, and boy, how much more I would have enjoyed the topic if I had had a teacher who is engaged in the subject and lets it be seen by his pupils! Keep up the good work, sir. I enjoy your videos and my kids watch you as well, so that can only be a benefit!

The state of the Union address was actually a written letter until Woodrow Wilson made it into a speech.

We can learn a lot from you and the video itself. I like the corrections or extra information you when needed. Also, I like how you pause and explain the most important parts of the topic.

It's funny how Washington could have gone Napoleon style after the war... But didn't... If there is one figure to be proud of in American culture, it's him... Buuuuuuuut, it doesn't concern me anyways, yet thanks for the inspiration ! */Me ride into the sunset, honking in French*

@htoodoh5770

4 жыл бұрын

If he became King? I don't think that possible and will actually demoralized the people.

@babass71620

4 жыл бұрын

@@htoodoh5770 err... I'm so sure about that. Had he done that, he wouldn't have been the first nor the last to use his popularity in order to gain even more power. A 'king' was out of the question, but an emperor or anything else ? Sure...

@htoodoh5770

4 жыл бұрын

@@babass71620 But what will the other monarch of Europe think of this? They will probably think this is insulting.

@Redbird-dh7mu

4 жыл бұрын

Htoo Doh maybe, one thing you have to consider is that most of Europe didn’t really care about what happened to the US, just that the British were hit hard. Washington could of declared himself king and most of Europe probably just would of ignored him.

@babass71620

4 жыл бұрын

@@Redbird-dh7mu the voice of reason, formulating in only a few words what would have taken me a chapter to explain.

Your kids are lucky to have you as a teacher, love your content man!

I love watching, reading etc about history. It was my favorite subject in school. There's nothing more fascinating to me than finding out more about the people and events of our past, & even better, finding out that misconceptions I had about events were completely wrong. A person who I have been reading about lately is Margaret Chase Smith. Her story is quite inspirational. Plus she stuck it to Joe McCarthy, which is always a positive.

1:06 Wait wait wait wait *_wait_* _Kirk & his reenactment shenanigans in Stars Hollow might have been legit?!_ 😲 Ahem, continue.

I think the part at the end with Washington reluctantly becoming the president is one of the big reasons this didn't end up like the French revolution did. I mean, with that kind of popularity, he could maybe have pulled off some Napoleon tricks if he wanted to. A leader that doesn't want to be a leader is the best kind of leader.

You should totally look into the Extra History channel. They have done videos on everything from the Punic wars to the South Sea's bubble.

@marxel4444

4 жыл бұрын

He need to watch admiral yi! MARTIAL LORD OF LOYALTY!

@tannerdaugherty407

4 жыл бұрын

@@marxel4444 Heck yes that is easily top 3.

This video actually demonstrates that Washington wasn’t actually that good a military tactician thankfully he listened to his closer men and the French

@insertcolorherehawk3761

3 жыл бұрын

I think its generally Washington is a terrible tactician Washington is a good strategist

@zjean3417

3 жыл бұрын

I mean it wasn't really his fault that he was a bad military tactician as the tactics of the time were to line up all of your men and fire in volley's and obviously, the redcoats were much better and more trained than the Americans overall, Washington had to change his strategy because he knew that he couldn't go muzzle to muzzle with the redcoats.

I like how he let the ad run

3:37 Hey look new flag! 3:38 :(

@kyle18934

4 жыл бұрын

Hahaha nice

I really like the tidbits of knowledge you give during reaction. Love your work , keep it up. Hail history!

John Paul Jones aka the revolution version of Jack sparrow.

Fun fact guys: one of the most biggest if not the biggest battle of the American revolution was not fought in America. It was fought in Spain as the Spanish tried to capture Gibraltar.

definitely excited for next upcoming vids. great job as usual Mr.Terry

@MrTerry

5 жыл бұрын

Christo Jordan Manopo thanks again for watching the videos! I’m having a good time doing these.

I love the fact that you actually credit the origin video, best reaction channel ever

Idk why but all of your videos you did on @OverSimplified popped up in my suggested timeline. I very rarely watch reaction videos, ive been subscribed to them since the part 2 came out when he only had i think around 3k subs but quickly became one of my favorite Content Creators, and your reaction videos are at least packed with more information along the way, ive been enjoying them at work all day so thanks for that there @Mr. Terry History Btw you all should envy my pin collection! Ive got them all! Even Marie and her head comes off

I like your videos, very good. Yesterday, your subs were at 119, and now today it’s 132, good job Mr. Terry!

@MrTerry

5 жыл бұрын

Ryand Lenin thank you so much. I’m having a lot of fun doing these. Thanks for your support!

@thatonenon-uniqueindividual

4 жыл бұрын

3weeks ago wow he had 132 now he has 5'100+

@FEScarf

4 жыл бұрын

Now it's at over 11 thousand

@masi6558

4 жыл бұрын

Growing up very fast, now over 36k

@originalmetalman9430

4 жыл бұрын

@@masi6558 47,

Love your videos glad I found your channel.

I definitely want to attend your classes. I really like how you react and added some extra information in the vid. KZread recommends... You've really done a great job here for me.

Dude your game collection is as big as AVGN’s you should do some speed runs or play throughs sometime

If you want to do more oversimplified you should check out ww1 oversimplified and three kingdoms oversimplified

I was thinking the same thing! This was simplified, maybe, but certainly not over simplified, with all the specific talk of battles and strategies.

I love how Mr Terry wants to support all the creators he reacts to

Love your reaction videos

2:20 I think it was 20%

This guy sure has a nice video game collection.

I really like your videos! Could you react to videos "Fallen of WW2" and "History of the Entire world, i guess"?

@MrTerry

5 жыл бұрын

Polgy the Lamp hunter I did a video on the fallen of ww2. Definitely check it out. History of the entire world is one of my favorite videos on the internet. Is it worth doing a video on if I’ve already seen it?

@TheSuperDoctor

5 жыл бұрын

@@MrTerry Well, I guess that's totally up to you, but I love your reactions and I'd like to hear your insight on that video. I'd just state in the beginning that you've already seen it, so that people don't feel "cheated" or something similar. :D

The most consistent number I've heard on colonial loyalty to the Crown during the war is about 32%, so a bit higher than you thought. I have heard it range anywhere from 20-35%, so I could also be wrong. You're right though; it's almost impossible to get accurate estimates, especially there. One thing I'm fairly confident of is that there were more Loyalists in the southern colonies because most of the fighting was in the north.

Great reaction video from a fellow history fan. You should definitely check out the Extra History videos. They have a lot from the Broad Street Pumps to Catherine the Great to even Joan of Arc!

Oversimplified is the king of commercial segues.

I hope you keep doing these. It's good for a change to see someone who actually knows what they're watching and can give commentary on it. Some suggestions might include WW1 by over simplified, History of Japan; History of the entire World by bill wurtz, The fallen of ww2 visualised... Also, are you interested in other topics as well or only history, so we know what to suggest?

@MrTerry

5 жыл бұрын

Живко Яннкулоски I’ve done videos on the fallen of ww2 and the oversimplified video. I love the bill wurtz videos. Would you still want to see a react video if I’ve seen them before? Honest question.

@sowhat249

5 жыл бұрын

@@MrTerry | Honestly, probably not. But that's just me. It's up to you.

The wording used in the Constitution was meant to fight slavery. Just something to point out since they skipped Shay's Revolt

Got a question! If America was a British colony, doesn't that mean that Americans have British ancestry? You get my idea, in the year of the Independence war, didn't the Americans fought technically their own people? (If this is terribly wrong then sorry, I'm from East Europe)

@shutout951

4 жыл бұрын

Tldr; yes they largely had British Ancestry, but they were largely criminals and rejects, so they didn't care about being British. At this point in History, you're right. Most people in the Colonies had British Ancestry. The white minorities were some French, Swedes, Dutch, and Irish, but their numbers were insignificant, less than 10% of the white population. For the most part, they were fighting their own people. From an ethnocentric viewpoint, you're right. This doesn't make sense. The reasons why they did this were numerous, but they are all different versions of the British ostracizing (since you're from eastern Europe, and I'll assume English isn't your native language, ostracize means socially remove from your society) different groups and more or less banishing them to the Colonies. Here are the stories: Georgia was started by a British Nobleman looking to start a colony for Debt prisoners. That is, for people who owed too much money and were sent to prison. The Carolinas are an exception to the rule of ostracism, but they were set up as a colony for those who loved personal liberty, so they believed the British laws were insufferable. Virginia was the first colony, so the people there were most removed from British culture, and, although they fancied themselves British, they were largely excluded from British high society. For this reason, they foresaw losing a lot of their colonial wealth if taxation continued, and they didn't feel as if the British were really their people. Maryland was started by a Catholic Nobleman because Catholicism was illegal in Britain, and he wanted to practice Catholicism. Delaware was started by people from Massachusetts. I'll explain that when I get to Massachusetts. Pennsylvania was set up by the Quakers, a religious minority who left Britain because they were being mistreated by the British Crown. Their colony bad religious freedom. New York was inherited from the Dutch after a war. It was mostly farmland. There were also other ambivalent minorities here. Connecticut, Rhode island, and Delaware were all break away colonies from Massachusetts. These four colonies were populated by Puritans who were banished from England after Oliver Cromwell visited a terrible rule on England in the name of puritanism, and that sect was outlawed. The colonies broke from Massachusetts for religious and political reasons, but they were culturally similar. I'm not sure about new Hampshire, and I might be missing something about new York and Delaware. The British made the mistake of populating a colony with people it wanted gone, and these people knew that the British didn't want them. There was limited affection here. This is why they fought a war with the mother country.

@TheLordOfNothing

3 жыл бұрын

I mean, my British background means living there for 14 years, and more then half my ancestry is British. BUT. I was born in New York. My parents were born in the USA. In fact the last British ancestor of mine was born July 17, 1701

The political leaders in the Us for the last couple decades should be reminded of this sentence right there: « we will remain neutral on foreign conflicts ».

@theholyhay1555

4 жыл бұрын

Honestly the best comment ever, post ww2 is the worst period

I know a lot of British loyalists in the US ended up fleeing to New Brunswick... Which also made New Brunswick very worried at the possibility of America invading them, so they were pretty easily in favor of Canada's confederation...

7:57 Attack! Retreat! ATTACK! RETREAT!!!

@jasminefaye2160

3 жыл бұрын

What are you doing, Lee?! Get back on your feet!

@jameshalpert5264

3 жыл бұрын

But there’s so many of them!

@jasminefaye2160

3 жыл бұрын

@@jameshalpert5264 IM sORrY, is this not your speed?

I've only recently found and fell in love with the Oversimplified channel and happened upon this and the part 1 reaction video of yours. I've only watched a few reaction videos and with the exception of one other channel, I despise them. However, I appreciate the way you add your commentary to this video all while maintaining and encouraging respect for the original creator. One thing I would like to request from you- your commentary is very interesting but so many times there were things you said that I couldn't hear. I'm really interested in hearing your input and responses so would you consider either subtitling your comments or reduce the sound of the original video so we can hear you? When you pause the video - your commentary is fine but there were several times in both videos where you had a comment or input but it was short so you didn't pause. Subtitles or captions during those times would be really great. Just a suggestion. Again, I appreciate the way you have done this. Thanks for the video!

There were a LOT of loyalists in the colonies, including in the original Continental Congress. I believe Franklin was one, and a few others.

Just so you know the only thing watching the ads baked into the video does is increase their videos average watch time if it's at the end. If the ad is at the beginning there is literally no way to tell how many people watched it. In both cases they can only get very rough estimates really. They can however track how many people use the person affiliate code if he has one which may have a direct impact on how much money the person is paid (which is a lump sum per certain amount of videos along with views on said videos).

I think review videos would be good also. If you have already seen a video, review instead of reaction. My enjoyment of your videos is due to the additional information you provide. It enhances the videos. I think oversimplified Hitler videos would be a good choice and would complement the WW2 videos nicely.

Strategically very good.

Do ww1 oversimplified

@MrTerry

5 жыл бұрын

Lanier I did it. Check it out! Thanks for watching!

@cmagee5303

5 жыл бұрын

@@MrTerry okay, this is the 2nd video that you said you reacted to, but I do not see it 🤔 not sure what I am doing wrong

@henrichvonruben9114

4 жыл бұрын

Where is it

I wonder if Bannistre "The Butcher" Tarleton also liberated slaves, and if so how many joined him.

Some Historians believe that it wasn't George Washington's idea to cross the Delaware but a man called hugh Mercer who was a close friend and who was a Scotsman who had fought for bonnie prince Charlie in the jacobite rising in 1746 at culloden.

If I had you as a history teacher who actually wants to educate people and help people learn, I would’ve cared about school. Most teachers just drove on amd on rather than trying to help some one learn

If you like Oversimplified, Extra History is another great channel to check out and react to. They take a more storytelling-esque format to the topic that is really satisfying and great for engaging classes.

It was estimated about 20% were loyalists.

19:29 so much for that one.😂

3:41 Howard Dingerdongle 😂 Did I hear correctly?

@kyle18934

4 жыл бұрын

I wonder who was bullied in school because of their name lol

@thetoiletinspector6878

4 жыл бұрын

@@kyle18934 One time when I was at the airport in my home city, they made a p.a call for a passenger named "Tom Prick", prick being a common insult in my Country. There was quite a bit of laughter in the terminal.

@kyle18934

4 жыл бұрын

@@thetoiletinspector6878 lol what a name.

@arandomyoutubeaccount3166

3 жыл бұрын

I'm pretty sure it was Howe. As in, "He sent Howe a dingle-dongle". Funny thought, though.

heey, you should do a video about switzerland and how they always avoided world wars

i wish there was something similar for indian history. Thats very interesting too

Without the French and Spanish the colonists would have lost eventually anyone who disagrees is in denial

@bophadesknutz7798

4 жыл бұрын

Sure, then America helped Them in WW1 and WW2 So it worked out.

@chrisklitou7573

4 жыл бұрын

@@bophadesknutz7798 Spain wasn't involved in WW1 and 2

@KarmasAB123

4 жыл бұрын

@@chrisklitou7573 If the U.S. hadn't fought off the Germans, it's reasonable to assume that the Nazis would eventually try to take all of Europe.

@KarmasAB123

4 жыл бұрын

Same with the first war, now that I think about it.

@chrisklitou7573

4 жыл бұрын

@@KarmasAB123 that's a myth FFS why do you Americans think you won the war for Europe? Go back to history class USSR defeated 75% of Germany's forces and invaded Berlin they defeated Germany not the USA

Didn't Benjie Franklin kind of tease the French by wearing a Beaver hat, hinting that if the French helped the Americans, the French would get inroads into the American Fur Trade?

@Liberty7628

4 жыл бұрын

RedwoodTheElf Bruh

8:02 Is that Robert Lee?

Am I mistaken or in the battle of Yorktown did Alexander Hamilton have a command

I know taxes were the main defence, but I remember being taught that Americans didn't like the Quebec Act (Québec gets some teritory and gets to be catholic)

Overly sarcastic productions has some great history veidos. Blu does a great job and I think you would get kick out them

I wish the oversimplified KZread channel was my history teacher.

My history teacher told us that 40% of people in the colonies were patriots, 20% were loyalists, and 40% did not have an open opinion.

This guy is so nice

You should do livestreams during your classes

what is the music at 15:15?

I would enjoy having you for a history teacher

@MrTerry

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Just remember England called the shots not Scotland it was more like USA vs England not the UK that's why John Paul Jones said F U

Hey I'm pretty sure they got their support when they put the add In the video to begin with 🤷‍♂️

In 1780 the Netherlands had a war against Great Britain because of the support for the Americans. That war basically destroyed the Dutch Republic and was the one of the main reasons why the Netherlands after that lose his world power status and why the Netherlands lost so simple against the French in 1795

Do the great emu war by oversimpflied or ww1 oversimpflied or the Falklands by oversimpflied

@MrTerry

5 жыл бұрын

sports talks I did one on the ww1 videos, but I could definitely do the other 2. Thanks for the recs!

If I am right most of the loyalists were the merchants and people who made money trading with Britain at the time. They feared what might happen if they left.

@tenofprime

4 жыл бұрын

Makes sense as they would also be the effected boycotts the most directly.

I’m still surprised Ben Franklin never tried to be president

most of the Loyalists after the war moved to Nova Scotia ( which lead to it being broken up into Today's Nova Scotia and New Brunswick ) and to Prince George Island

19:56 umm..... America..... F Yeah....?

I meant Liberty's kids

we dont even have history as a subject in my country (norway)

Americans: We have a Continental Army British be like: we are the MOST professional Army in the WORLD! *American's invading* British: "MAKE READY!"

13/15 colonies became the USA, the other 2 became Canada. Colonies who wanted independence and colonies loyal to the crown.

It's better if you let the midroll ads play bc that will give them money while the sponcered sections are already paid for

@gefitrop3496

4 жыл бұрын

Skipping it still gets them Money

As an American history teacher, do you think that the British could've beaten the colonies if they wanted to or that they just could not take on them taking all factors on account?

@ocadioan

4 жыл бұрын

If Washington got caught in that first river crossing, it could have definitely shaped how the general populace thought about their chances of winning the war.

what if this made everyone revolt against me like wouldn't that be funny and like they chopped off my head wouldn't that be funny 6 years later: um this isn't as funny as I thought

Is OverSimplified Canadian?

Fun fact Friedrich von Steuben, the Prussian guy that trained the continental army and helped the Americans win the war, was openly gay

How different would the world be if Great Britain had allowed two colonial representatives into Parliament?

john paul jones is leeroy jenkins great great grand father

Better than my teacher. You pause the video less and don't just repeat what the video says, you add information. My teacher is annoying with always pausing and explaining things we already understand.

You should totally react to Hamilton stuff! You’d get so many views. :)

Great video please react to History Buffs he does great reviews for history movies

@MrTerry

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the rec!

Please react to Fallen Of WW2! Really emphasizes the high casualty counts of WW2.

i often think, people like Ben Franklin, back then. what accent did he have? british? was the american twang there yet? weird how accents just evolve.