The Seven Years War: Crash Course World History #26

WHATS THE NAME OF THE ARMED REBELLION AFTER THE WAR

Hope my after life is in the beaver wars ,or 7 years war, or war of independence!

I know why you did it, but your French and British flags are both wrong. 😢

"I hate you me from the past..."🤣🤣🤣

4:59 Stands with a Fist!

you got all that

Imagine the first poor soul who accidently found out coke + mentos = EXPLOSION!

8:51 Mmmm... bubbles .

It's a little funny that you say how easily defined wars are and then we get into how it's a debate between lasting 7 years or 23 years lol

That little quip at the start about you guys knowing the history of the flags made me realize how annoying viewers are lol

Black hole tragedy was fabrication...there was no solid proofs to be found ever..it was just an excuse to ignite hatred against Indians and invade India

All I can think about is: why is he wearing that shirt?

I've wanted to watch this series in its entirety since it first came out. Took me 10 years, but I finally got around to it and it's amazing to watch a few of the same videos 10 years apart. A better grasp of the scale and complexity of history has made me realize how impressive it is that you managed to make this entertaining, relatively short, and still give a coherent outline of world history.

Should of had a written language

Here because of middle school nostalgia

No Written language?? Pictographs, winter counts, and wampum, ring a bell. Most tribes had oral storytelling. Just because there’s no written language in white mans standards doesn’t mean they’re ignorant.

Blues Clues meets history nerds

Exaggerations of enemy brutality to drum up support for a war “Intelligence gathered by this and other governments leaves no doubt that the Iraq regime continues to possess and conceal some of the most lethal weapons ever devised. This regime has already used weapons of mass destruction against Iraq's neighbors and against Iraq's people.
The regime has a history of reckless aggression in the Middle East. It has a deep hatred of America and our friends. And it has aided, trained and harbored terrorists, including operatives of al Qaeda.”- George Bush 265,000-295,000 deaths 0 weapons of mass destruction found

Who were the British in debt to after the war?

can i use this as a resource for my university paper? i have to do a presentation in my 2nd year history course on the 7 years war focusing on France and this has the most digestible and useful information for the north American part of it. not sure if title fly because its a video on youtube....

he talks way too fast 😭

I’m gonna need this when I’m cramming for tests

Still did not understand the whole thing after watching the video lol

I’m just amused that this showed up in my recommended seven years after it was uploaded

Who is here from online history class...

The East India Company was responsible for the Opium Wars starting in the mid 1800's and this is also an area not covered which would be highly valuable considering the ramifications of the drug on humanity ever since. Big topic that's lost in the shadows.

When one thinks of "The Seven Years War"/"French & Indian War" (in colonial America) it really is the first, "World War 1, when you look at the vast geographic areas of the world (India) were the the fighting was done between Great Britain & France plus the "Ironies" soon to follow shortly in the American Revolution a decade later.

The American revolution was a war I wish never happened. it was The British against the British, that eventually became "Americans" and all over money.

This video on the 7 years war came out 7 years ago

well this aged well with covid outside

Stop calling them indans they are natives

2:21 Lol, you have to say American Indians and Indian Indians

this video happened when APUSH meet WHAP

Who else is here for history class

So you completely ignored the European theatre and the rise of Prussia (which would become Germany.)


That's a straight up dislike there.
Listen ... Eurocentrism exists because for the last 300 years the world was shaped by Europe (not just Western Europe, Europe.)
So yes, it makes sense that recent history is eurocentric, because it so happened that European controlled more than half the world and had heavy influence on the rest.

If you're here for the 2020 APUSH exam good luck charlie

this is the one good part of home school

my teacher dose not like you at all, that sucks.

seven years war video released seven years ago

9:42 word