Aux arcs - pronounced ohz arc - aux isn’t pronounced as ow (as in now) x sounds like a ‘z’ because followed by a vowel

azerbaijan is n't turk

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Nice Video!

The ozarks are the epitome of making lemonade out of lemons. I’m proud to call this my home. Born and raised!

Can I donate to Armenians

Axcan mixtlapachmana yn tonatíuh

So sooory

Lmao the yanks in the comments are hilarious

I'm from the Ozarks and I didn't know any of this. I'm gonna have to hit up the tourist destinations next time I go home...

To be fair, that region probably wasn’t too much different between the civil war and the 50’s.

If the U.S. tried it on, there is a good chance Canada 🇨🇦 could have won with disgruntled Southerners possibly joining the conflict and the U.S. having fight a two front war! However all of that is hypothetical as it didn't happen thank goodness. .

Love the video !

i was born in branson, missouri but i’ve spent the last twenty years of my life in northwest arkansas. this place is home to me at this point. 🖤

Freaking storms haha.. The climate created an anticlimactic situation lol.. its not even that funny but good one

Nice video, cool to see abit of local history

It seems the UN are the only real succesurs of hitler.

This was one of those terrifying wars that was so devastating that a country more or less ceased to exist as a relevant force in global politics because it wasn't just political destruction but literal removal of the populace from existence. It's like Genghis Khan levels of obliteration, I really can't think of too many examples like it after 1800. There are many conflicts, but normally there are at least successor states that went on to be similarly important because no matter what's happening in politics you're still going to have the people, but in this case, well, the people were all dead. Crazy.

While dictators don’t usually claim divine right, Spanish general and dictator Francisco Franco, being a royalist of sorts, did.

white army just casually invading mongolia for no reason

Can you do South East Asia?

what did thailand even do 😭😭

An update on conversation therapy in the U.S. and Canada (as of May 9th, 2024): Canada has banned conversation therapy since this video, and 22 states in the U.S. have banned it (California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Oregon, Rhode Island, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, and Washington), and it's also illegal in Puerto Rico. Also, same-sex marriage is legal in Mexico now.

It hilarious how many times armenia went from client to independent 😂

The fact he included the German Colonies makes this better

Internet platforms like facebook and youtube are feudalism. None of it has gone away

Amazon has started building company towns in South America. Feudalism wasn’t over for very long. All hail Lord Jassy. Long live King Bezos.

Philippines: *laughs in horrible land and agri reform laws*

Madison also considered annexing Canada in the war of 1812.

In fact, Türkiye seems like a bridge between the Middle East and Europe. Only the southeast has connections with the Middle East

It's not an identity crises, it's a mental-illness crises. When your town is built on miners, bartenders, and prostitutes, there's ALWAYS going to be a high level of criminal activity, child abuse/neglect, and a narcotics market. Frankly, there's nothing else for youth to do in the Ozarks but "breed n' speed".

Silver Dollar City is better than almost all of the Six Flags parks. Fight Me.

Although in Kansas City now, my family is from there Appalachian before that this is one of the finest things I’ve ever seen about this area just amazing how accurate and what a great job you did thank you so much

The Channel Islands are NOT "owned by the United Kingdom" They are independent Bailliwicks which owe Fealty to the Crown in its role as the Duke of Normandy.

As someone also from the Ozarks and Missouri, the Ozarks don't get enough credit. From years of poverty, generations of hard mining labor and milling, we get a bad reputation. However, I rarely see people go over the culture, with wonderful scenic areas, music, and food. It's nice to see some Ozark representation.

Glory to Tupac Amaru I, II and III

3:40 early paradox games maps be like:

I love Mongols absolute badass

So feudalism ended in 2008 and we're to believe it was a coincidence the biggest global financial crisis since the great deppresion just happened to happen in the same year? Life was also better <2008 than it is now after. Comeback for feudalism?

Been watching your videos for a few years, now. Never realized you were from the same region as me. Keep up the good work.

Awesome video, I. Surprised you didn't mention anything about lake of the ozarks, I was stationed at FLW and loved every mi ute I was there!

Honorable fictional mention has to go out to Emhyr var Emreis, Deithwen Addan yn Carn aep Morvudd, the white flame dancing on the barrows of his enemies.

Canada would not have voted Democrat in the 1800s all the way to probably the 1960s.

I know this is like 5 years old, but it's worth noting that even while Sun Yat-sen was promoting a pan-nationalist Chinese identity, he also heavily engaged in anti-Manchu rhetoric and, when creating the national mythos for his new nation's legitimacy, talked about the Manchus as if they were the cause of China's current misfortune.

Just like in mainstream nations from the 18th to the beginning of 20th century. Feudalism was once again defeated by rich capitalists, not by some broke-ass revolutionaries.

you can tell they were really done with it at that point

Im so proud my country 🥺

Don't talk about the Ozarks. You're dooming yourselves to Californication and New Yorkers