my ancestor to America in 1632 was an indentured servant to Virginia but then ended up in MA and his son fought in King Philip's war after Windsor CT was burned down. The desire of elites to divide America on race rather than class persists today as she mentioned, the DNC woke agenda is one manifestation, where they divide black and brown people (whatever that means ) against white people (and some asians)

The Holy Roman Empire was neither Holy, Roman, or an Empire

Factually women leader cause way more conflict and plundering.. sounds sexist to say, but stats don’t lie..

Now the Chinese send us fentanyl

Ah, the positive side of Ottoman slavery

Que pena eu estava pensando em acompanhar seu canal mas Cadê a dublagem eu tinha vindo pelo vídeo que tava nublado

Andrew Jackson firing people and filing the government with loyalists sounds very similar to what is happening right now!

I so appreciate your work.

I'm blown away. I'm a retired historical researcher in Canada who has worked for Native groups on both sides of the Canada-US border. War of 1812 era material is often argued as evidence in my line of work. I don't think I've ever heard an American commentator give such a fair objective (and efficient) account of the War of 1812 before. Good on you. Especially liked that you included in your unsurrendered Indian Territory the old northwest and parts of Canada. Agree that neither Canada nor US won, but indigenous people lost out. Canadian writers usually stop at Detroit and don't go further west. The War of 1812 was fought all the way to the Pacific, albeit with fewer people scattered further between. Despite claims about the significance of the Battle of New Orleans as a US victory, Canadian and Native American volunteers (with some British leavening) had secured the entire Missouri and Mississippi River systems north of St. Louis by 1815. They were dumbfounded when they learned their hard won victories had been traded away by the British negotiators at Ghent in exchange for the return of southwest Ontario. Excellent work on your part.

americans are always saying "no one won the war" like they didn't fail their goals and get successfully repelled which is definition of losing

Would love a video on the consequences of the Monroe Doctrine. That's gotta be a loaded Panama Canal

Horse shit.

There’s this thing called modernity and nations and history.. we are in the age of communications… Germany wasn’t a country until politics is the understanding that takes years. Also Ukraine wasn’t a country until USSR. This quite literally true from a materialist perspective. There was no “German” or “Italian” until modernity. I of course am an idealist who believes in gene theory. I believe in the biological ontology of nations. Something evident and obvious to the ancients

I think They literally interpreted parts of the book of revelation to mean that in the end of days there will be a spiritual successor or reincarnation of Rome and it will be Holy. That explains the wacky name

Another great video! And when do we get rid of Andrew Jackson on the $20? 💵

The Fact that the queen banned him and made him travel a more perilous way for the things he said, kinda proves his point, being ruled by women is monstrous. Also, a historian once point out. England had more conflicts under queens vs Kings.

My wife and I both read the whole book, but couldn’t attend last night… a friend’s father passed and we were invited to shiva observance. Glad to catch the discussion post-facto.

I expect the karaoke breaks to continue during this series. Don’t disappoint!!😉💙🎤🎶

This is great! A quick concise video which I could enjoy while making my quesadillas :)

Emily for President!! 🇺🇸

didn´t george washington own several slaves?

This is exactly what I’m teaching right now in my 8th-grade U.S. History class. Thank you, Emily, for presenting a balanced and entertaining view of history in such a clear and concise way!

I learnt this only the other day funnily enough. I go to my mum. Tears in my eyes as i write this, She had balls the size of coconuts. I know it could have been better described, but i'm a little pissed as i write. Had my mother, a working class keeper of the line had a university education she could have been something other than a wife raising 4 little mobsters, Growing up i was constantly in awe of her ability. She was always writing to politicians about the state of play. Her handwriting was off the charts. Napoleon could have engaged her to write his Constitutional Charter of 1814. She committed suicide alone. I love you mum.

I know (hope) this is intended with some irony, but...🤨

"Aztec empire", "Incan writing"... 🇺🇸 Lives in the XIXth century, historically speaking

Sorry, population estimates you give have absolutely no scientific evidence. 50 million 😂, you need to read some real study, specifically those made before 🇺🇸 scholars began giving stupid estimates with 0 agricultural and archaeological data

I think those myths are only widespread in the USA. They aren't very diffent of usa myths about Spanish speaking countries

Of Hamilton and Jefferson’s affairs, the irony that Hamilton made his public and it ended in…tragedy…and Jefferson’s was *way* worse but he came through unscathed during his long life.

Jefferson was not as rich as you think he was.

This is a great lesson summed up nicely. I grew up mostly in the South and I was indeed not taught most of this in k-12. I think the only thing I was taught was that the South was plantations because of fertile land which caused a divide on where slavery was and would be the start of the rift for the civil war. I am considered lucky that I had teachers acknowledge that the civil war was about slavery but they had to emphasize any state test you must put down state’s rights. And in college I took the US history class that was 1880-current which was way more complete but I still lack knowledge of this time period. I was taught that slave labor didn’t start as racial with indentured servants and the slow use of slaves from Africa. It slowly became race based over time. There was no mention of the upper class purposely creating racial divisions or the switch to chattel slavery was to stop the growing free population of former indentured servants. I’ve somewhat have been slowly learning this but thank you for putting it so concisely

OHIO is a cool place! The Cincinnati area has a number of historical sites plus the Freedom Museum. Let me know if you come visit!

I don't want to live in the 1800s. Why do magatards want to live in the 19th century

For anyone who takes this video as a sign to romantisize Jackson consider he was also the man whos responsible for the Trail of Tears,

It's human nature to be negative towards loud, low IQ people saying stupid things. I think that explains the comment more so than taking it literally as a statement. Everyone knows women are capable of more than making a sandwich.

I like that you're making a video, but still speaking quietly as to not disturb others. I appreciate youtubers like you 😊

"To the winner goes the spoils."

He was also a racist

Sounds cool AF! Thank you E! On my list as of NOW

Bad things happen when you f’ with God’s Creation. American Indians gave their wife’s up to sex with a so called “Black Slave”. Lewis and Clark. Crazy Sh!t

Wow so cool! Love learning that history

In Brazil this monument

Jackson was the 1st modern politician. Read Robert Remini's books on The Era of Jackson Democracy.

True! We were studying this in history and all I could notice were the parallels to trump

If you think the 3/5 comprise was bad, it would have been worse if it were 5/5, no?

There is no debate. The Articles of Confederation & the US Constitution are simply laws by the Continental Congress for a Presidential Constitutional Federal Republic which sovereign States could obey or not. An elected legislature can make, amend or repeal any law, and therefore "Supreme Law" is a legal fiction. The the US was founded in 1776 ...as a Federal Republic .... under God of the Bible .... during a Revolution by the People created equal by God with inalienable rights bearing arms in an authorized Militia to remove a tyrannical central government violating inalienable rights. And the Founders on the 4th July 1776 only wanted a small Federal Government with limited authority over the States ... but .... responsible for Defending the US and the rights of the People form domestic & foreign enemies of the US. And God is not a racist, sexist Liberal white Man & hypocrite Christians from Virginia named George Washington, Thomas Jefferson or James Madison. All inalienable rights of the People of the US ... come from the Bible via the Declaration of Independence and an armed Revolution by the People (majority) to remove a tyrannical government, including equality, rule of law, due process, justice, ... and the vote ( majority rule) & guns (Revolution). In 1776 the US was founded as ... a Christian/ Conservative Democracy with rights established from the Bible, where the People, governments & laws must be good not evil and not violate or infringe these rights, and where the Federal Government is small and responsible for Defense & Oversight of member States. But all 13 Founding States were run by Humanist Liberals and were tyrannical so after manipulating the People to defeat the British, they immediately disbanded the Continental Army (1776 Federal government) and with the Articles of Confederation created a powerless & only token Federal Government as the States continued being tyrannical to non white & female People of the US. Due to the failures of the Articles & Fearing a coup by veterans not paid for defeating the British lead by George Washington ... the Framers drew up the US Constitution ... making the Federal Government with three branches(1791) not just the Executive ( 1776) and including the Bill of Rights to protect "themselves" from a tyrannical Federal Government especially George Washington becoming an Emperor. This is what the 2A is really about. So there is no debate about Constitutional rights. It's just the law from Congress for Federal government and can easily be amended & repealed by majority vote by Congress. The founding Documents of the US which provide all the rights of the People of the US ... are the Declaration of Independence & Bible, and the historical fact of the Revolution by the People. Democrats are the Federalists who wanted large Federal government with all the power, and are against majority rule and the right of Revolution by the majority. Republicans are the anti-Federalists, want only small Federal government for Defense & Oversight, only want majority rule and are all about God, Family, Country & guns. Even though every government since July 4th 1776 has been tyrannical & Liberal ... the US still became the greatest nation on Earth ..... due to the Declaration of Independence, Revolution (guns) and .... Bible ( inalienable rights).,

This is a good video. Really enjoyed it. But let me tell you this, I'm Puerto Rican. The people of Puerto Rico actually took up arms agains the US gov't in Puerto Rico on the 30th of October 1950. Yet, most people in the mainland doesnt know that the only "US soil" bombed by the US is actually Jayuya, PR. Google Jayuya Uprising. Great video, bad example to choose.

Rag tag? There was literally a continental army. Backed by France, yes. France realized after Saratoga the the CONTINENTAL ARMY had a chance to WIN! Baron Von Steuben manunal for training AN ARMY was used for decades after. Super cheap cotton? Cotton didn't become a cheap commodity until the invention of the cotton gin decades later IN THE FOLLOWING CENTURY! You really seem to know very little about primary sourced American history and continue to perpetuate mythology.

So Cornwallis signed a ????

I have been The Hermitage, Jackson’s plantation outside Nashville. You can still see the whipping post where he, personally, liked to flog his slaves. He may have been a decent President, but he was a brutal man.

Another great video! I’d do a much shorter and worse explanation of citizens’ allegiance to state more than the USA in reference to our difficulty having “American” music, until jazz in the 1920s. 💙🎶