Africa in the nineteenth century

Prof. Richard Bulliet
History W3903 section 001
Session 13: Africa in the nineteenth century
HISTORY OF THE WORLD SINCE 1500CE

[@GodlessXVIII]

Ondagee : is racism so trivial as to mean "relying on other people's account and research"

[@mikeb4256]

The topic had incredible potential however the lecture fell flat D-

[@TheWpelt]

12:30 Money did not appear in Africa before the 19th century! Does this include Egypt and the Cape Colony?

[@kirosgyohanis976]

Aksumite Empire had coins made of Golde, silver and Bronze.

[@TheWpelt]

From the first half hour, I leaned that civilization began in Africa in the 19th century. And that as Europeans were in Africa since the 15th century! Those African were probably unwilling to learn from others. Civilization was probably brought by the later Liberians. American ex-slaves civilizing natives.

[@TheWpelt]

Sorry, pecus means livestock, not sheep.

[@oliversaid3213]

52:54 :D

[@Phiko482]

Wow!! I am speechless. The propagate racist teachings. Well i am glad the monuments and stuff in western sudan are being discovered. We have written books. Also glad the pyramids in Sudan are now visible to everyone more than what you have in Egypt.