American Presidents: A Complete Timeline - Washington to Cleveland (1/2)

[@EpichistoryTv]

Factual correction: Lincoln did not free 'all southern slaves by executive order', as stated in the video: The Emancipation Proclamation only freed slaves in the rebellious (Confederate) states. It did not apply to Southern states that remained in the Union-Missouri, Kentucky, West Virginia, Maryland, & Delaware. The rankings in this video are entirely subjective and intended to provoke interest and debate.They're taken from the 2010 survey by the Siena College Research Institute. You can find out more about it here: scri.siena.edu/us-presidents-study/ "Previous SCRI surveys of U.S. Presidents have been reported in Presidential Studies Quarterly, The New York Times, Washington Post, recent scholarly reviews of the presidents, and national news networks." You can also see their new rankings based on the 2018 survey...

[@Darth__Maul]

What’s the first background music called?

[@mikaelleonbriones6356]

BUT, Lincoln did push for the thirteenth amend, which freed all the slaves, it is a common mistake

[@OutOfIdeas9977]

Don’t Forget Ulysses S. Grant.!

[@OutOfIdeas9977]

The (S.) might at some point stand for Simpson in Ulysses S. Grant’s name.

[@OutOfIdeas9977]

I mean it did for his son Ulysses S. Grant Jr. grandson And Ulysses S. Grant III.

[@king_supreme1102]

For anyone confused about the out of 43 ranking. This was before Trump when there was 44. And Grover Cleveland was the 22nd and 24th, so the same person counts as 2 separate ones. So only 43 people had been president at the time.

[@loukiss6729]

William Henry Harrison: *Finally, i'm president of the United States!* WHH 30 Days Later: *Alright, i'm finna head out*

[@dbg5942]

1 month

[@Liichey]

@@dbg5942 lol agree

[@FUCKINGENIOUS]

@@dbg5942 1 month = 30 days. Good job

[@konankeisetsu7375]

I enjoyed your first American history series and American English narration. I am Japanese and Japan has been very deeply influenced by America but American history looks very complicated to me, so your video is pretty clear, easy to understand, and very educational. Thank you for creating such a good video.

[@EpichistoryTv]

Thank you, very glad you found it helpful.

[@nielsnielsen9013]

konichii waaaa >.

[@terrortiset6669]

Re election day

[@terrortiset6669]

For you and me

[@petergriffin8745]

Matthew Commodore Perry is coming for you.

[@jacobtanner3544]

May the man who runs this channel live forever

[@EpichistoryTv]

Amen.

[@BravoSixGoingDark]

WWII in the Pacific please... and the Rise of North Korea...

[@ChrisDyn1]

300 quote or unadorned praise?

[@BountyFlamor]

Epic History TV I think you should make a ranking like this with heads of states from other countries such as France or the Soviet Union.

[@juiweiyang1033]

Is the symbol of the US President create in reference to the Egyptian God Horus? dld.bz/hjX3a

[@AbrahamLincoln4]

Glad I'm here. But I had a very large headache thinking about Assasination part.

[@krytzzz]

They rank you low oof

[@Old_Hickory_Jackson]

Weak

[@wtf8422]

Lincoln, you are the best President in my perspective.

[@saif_roblox762]

Lincoln how was 1860 :D

[@heyy6171]

@@Old_Hickory_Jackson say goodbye to your 20$ bill

[@numberpirate]

John Tyler had a child at the age of 76 or so, and that child had two sons at the age of 75 and 77, and as a result John Tyler still has grandchildren alive right now who are in their 80s.

[@OutOfIdeas9977]

1 of those grandsons are dead.

[@OutOfIdeas9977]

90s

[@tmartin6300]

One of them died since then I think.

[@thefreeman8791]

Yeah. I think he is a highly underrated president. He happened to tick off everybody. lol. But seriously, he was a good president because he did not believe in just doing something or trying to make a name for himself. If an issue came up he just asked if it was Constitutional or not and defended it if he believed it was. And while he was a wealthy plantation owner, he was very much a man of the people as the only reason that he was in political office at all was to serve his people however they called him to serve. That attitude did eventually lead him to be elected to the Congress of the Confederacy but I think that politicians today could use a little more of that kind of respect and service to their people.

[@FFFFFFF-FFFFFFFUUUUCCCC]

I'm not too sure about the "ranking" system...

[@FFFFFFF-FFFFFFFUUUUCCCC]

It's not really that I disagree with the rankings (no opinions about Lincoln's rank by the way). The problem is that people will certainly disagree about the rankings in the comments and just ruin the video. Also, it is probably tough for the creators to decide on the rankings too.

[@FFFFFFF-FFFFFFFUUUUCCCC]

Ted52 Oh, so they are *subjective OPINIONS* made by "experts." Seems legit.

[@FFFFFFF-FFFFFFFUUUUCCCC]

Ted52 Go suck a "studied man" (*who apparently spent 8+ tough years studying the rankings of presidents according to Ted52*) if you worship them so much!

[@FFFFFFF-FFFFFFFUUUUCCCC]

My point is that subjective opinions should not belong on a history video as they are not facts and these "rankings" tend to bring up unnecessary comment wars. Did it ever occur to you that rankings are worthless? What makes a subjective opinion of a commoner different from those with a PhD in political science or history? All subjective opinions are equal as they all have an equal chance to be wrong; opinions are opinions because you can't "prove" it definitely. There is no 100% valid way to measure and quantify presidential competency; *it is OPINION*. An expert opinion is just as valuable and useless as those from the masses. Your "19 categories" is useless as it too is subject to bias and it is only opinion. What if some people value something of a president that is not in the 19 categories? Who makes these decisions? Who votes? Are these people conservative or liberal? What are the personal backgrounds of these "experts" that voted and how does it affect the ranking votes? How do you measure that 100% accurately? *Why do you put so much faith into something that has too many variables and cannot be controlled?* Also, did it ever occur to you that experts are oftentimes wrong? For example, experts said DDT was 100% safe for decades before they said "whoops." Why are you so fanatically protective of this ranking so much? Who are you? *Can you actually make a real argument for once?*

[@FFFFFFF-FFFFFFFUUUUCCCC]

"All presidents were voted on by historians and political scientists. So people that actually achieved more than complaining in a KZbin comment section." -Ted52 Who started the insults? Really? You were the one that barged in from nowhere saying that our opinions are worthless because we are not historians and political scientists, as if their opinions are inherently more valid and worthy than ours are (even if opinions are ultimately equal of value regardless of superficial "credibility"). Then you just dismissed our opinions by belittling us as people that did not achieve anything and we are just lowly mobs that are dumb and deserve no opinion. How more condescending can you get? So first, you vexed me because of your inability to understand what subjective opinions are, and why they are worthless regardless of credibility and "expertise". Second, you insulted us first. Third, you are turning the table pretending as if you are the victim. You deserve all the hate you can get. *Also, you don't have to like your own comments. I can see that.*

[@lazartexxxxxx]

I love American people, thank you so much for helping our country Philippines, by providing quality education, sciences, business, infrastructure, and helping us to uplift our lives from poverty.. bless your country .

[@robbstark8275]

I bet they weren't thinking of your interests at all

[@rob585]

@@robbstark8275Why do you say so? Do you have any evidence of America’s intentions?

[@Wasteland88]

@@rob585 He talks alot of shit but never backs it up.

[@ricardocontreras94]

Grant is under rated, What he did for Africans and Natives goes unnoticed.

[@acdragonrider]

Yeah grant is one of my favorite presidents

[@briansheehan3430]

Grant disagreed with the adversarial stance taken by the Army against the Indians. It was General Sherman who appointed Sheridan and pursued aggression towards them, and rightfully so after Hancock was far too lenient. The Lakota and Cheyenne were launching raids on settlements and wiping out entire families to almost no retaliation. Then Sherman replaces Hancock with Sheridan in command of the region and all of a sudden it's "poor Indians."

[@fjf6050]

He also held a very devided country together after the civil war in which he played a large part in delivering victory for the union.

[@rice7314]

@@acdragonrider My favorites are Franklin Pierce (hes hawt) John F Kennedy (hes also hawt) Andrew Jackson (hes a sharp shooter)

[@aliteralgod1512]

ricardocontreras94 I love him too

[@PopsicleIncorporated]

When William Henry Harrison is ranked 35, you just know that there are some pretty bad ones to come.

[@nikhilgoyal007]

haha. he can be safely ascertained as having no impact so the ones below him theoretically caused more harm than did good.

[@josepintado3910]

Popsiclelncorporated, W.H. Harrison, died a month after been elected. He caught pneumonia on inauguration day. He was basically bed ridden until his death.

[@patbusch4610]

@@josepintado3910 So you get his point, then.

[@ahappynigerian]

@@josepintado3910 No, he didn’t get sick until weeks after his inauguration. Some speculate that it was poor sewage in the white house that led to him getting sick

[@dexterjettster3683]

@@ahappynigerian He had a ridiculously long speech on a ridiculously cold day and caught pneumonia

[@3434aaaa]

I've never been to USA, but I find it fascinating. What a country !!!!

[@chaosXP3RT]

Thanks!

[@erennotmyyeager4558]

thank you mate

[@edriq8651]

How Dare You

[@GamesCooky]

So many presidents i've never heard of. But i'm not American, so it's fine

[@mattbarrett3618]

Most Americans don't know about many of these people either, especially in the 1800s. I knew their names but not their accomplishments.

[@GamesCooky]

Matt Barrett Well i don't blame them. It's a lot of names and achievements to remember

[@xealen2166]

to be fair most of the presidents kinda sucked from 1800-1900

[@studmalexy]

you've never heard of Taft?!

[@TheStarswearee]

Van van van the used up man

[@anirbanmukherjee634]

My GOD. James K Polk made America such a huge country. Within a span of 4 years he doubled America's size.

[@supanava9583]

Thomas Jefferson too

[@PurpleCastles]

Yeah, he was awesome. One of my favorite presidents. I'm surprised he was only ranked 12, though. I thought he deserved a little better.

[@theodoreroosevelt4260]

James K Polk way underrated

[@memecliparchives2254]

@@theodoreroosevelt4260 Him and Ulysses S Grant

[@thebubblewormofficial2622]

When he said George Washington I felt that 😔✊ Rest In Peace living legend

[@fidelcastro4649]

That man was a bloody traitor! He was a slave owner, as well.

[@thatsalittlebassist]

@@fidelcastro4649 a BlOodY TrAiTOR what are you? British? Please. Read a biography about him and then get back to me. His views on slavery changed specifically after the revolution, and eventually he began to become disgusted of it, and was ashamed in himself. He freed his slaves upon his death. He couldn’t free them before because freeing your slaves in Virginia was illegal, and you could only do so if you died and it was in your death will.

[@plugshirt1684]

@@thatsalittlebassist technically he was a traitor to the British but when talking about American history I can hardly see why betraying them would be a negative

[@George_Washington_1776]

@@fidelcastro4649 Are you trying to hurt my feelings?

[@abrahamlincoln8037]

@@fidelcastro4649 sh*t you Castro

[@julianrueda1134]

still remains a criminally underrated chanel

[@charityleonard3481]

Grant deserves so much more

[@araposkulo]

Glad to see you guys are being helped by other parties. Great video :)

[@EpichistoryTv]

Thanks!

[@godfreywainaina6476]

The 16th POTUS, Abraham Lincoln will always be the all time great. Through his progressive policies" Emancipation Proclamation" he set a strong foundation for equity and fairness among black Americans. Critical, objective and detailed analysis. Good job!

[@Mayan_88694]

Not equity , Equality .. The Democratic Party and the Republican Party never switched nor changed , they have always been the same , The Democratic Party has always been the party of the KKK , slavery , Jim Crow and Lynching , it has never changed

[@oofoof6577]

The lead up to the civil war was so intense, from Zachary Taylor to Abraham Lincoln.

[@bernardob5568]

Almost 50k subs ! I love the videos and i learn a lot !

[@EpichistoryTv]

Great to hear, thank you!

[@enigma647]

world war 2 or bolshevik war 1920 pls

[@spzer2557]

+Zenon Malinowski Yes please, "presidents of America" is extremely boring for anyone outside of the US

[@BSBoertje]

+Tylorova I must disagree on that, it also reflects US history, which would've been boring if standalone, but now made relevant by including information about former presidents.

[@spzer2557]

BSBoertje Okay, but what does that have to do with my comment? Even with your so called "relevant information about former presidents" it's still barely interesting for anyone outside the US

[@maryboyer3356]

Background music is too loud!

[@percyjackson3698]

I love the way you changed the music theme at Lincoln's part

[@sambradley2975]

Martin Van Buren was a crafty politician who invented the modern day political machine.

[@tnakai1971jp]

I think this is a superb piece of work, and the production team should receive a high accolade. The satire at 5:32 is something no Japanese can match let alone beat. I now even imagine of the prospect of meeting the key people in the production team.

[@jaedxn04]

OMG THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO!! I USED THIS TO STUDY A CIVICS TEST

[@lucrayon4182]

You should reduce the volume of the background music a bit. Aside from that a really nice overview.

[@EpichistoryTv]

Thanks, and thanks for the feedback.

[@cameronsipka3352]

that being said, I LOVE the background music in all the videos

[@annguyendoan7189]

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[@annguyendoan7189]

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[@davidcraig9779]

Hey, this was a great, quick video on American presidents that was not boring and covered highlights of the presidents. Looking forward to parts 2 & 3. Thank you,

[@chainrupsharma7375]

My favorite is Abraham Lincoln and George Washington! 😃!

[@Joseluis0]

Nah I hate Trump Who hates Trump and loves him.

[@Joseluis0]

Do many people hate or love Trump.

[@Joseluis0]

The most Favorite president is Lincoln,Harrison (William Henry and Benjamin) and Also Kennedy (John Fitzgerald)

[@Joseluis0]

*My most

[@dexterjettster3683]

@@Joseluis0 a little less than half like him, a few are blind cult followers, a little less than half dont like him, a few would rather die than be under his presidency

[@allthingspolitical1348]

Beautiful! Well told and displayed! Love the creative way of presenting history in comprehensible and fun way to learn !

[@ludicrus32]

George Washington is *4th*? The Hell he is. The only president that can hold a candle to him is Lincoln.

[@katex2677]

Let's face, old Georgie wasn't, how you say, qualified for the job. He didn't know really anything about politics a few arguably loosely understood the economy and diplomatic agenda. However, he was the most popular man in the country, a great peacemaker, and a figure of union. The only thing he had to do was to make sure the United States stayed neutral, peaceful, and wealthy, and make sure the whole damn thing didn't collapse off the bat. So yes, he was a great president, one of the but not the best.

[@ludicrus32]

Kate x "The only thing he had to do," are you joking? The United States was neither neutral, peaceful, or wealthy when he became President. The North and South were already barking at each other, there would be TWO rebellions he had to put down, and the populace was fervently gunning to either invade Canada or help the French in their revolution. George Washington was tempted time and time again to take the reins of power as a dictator, but he resisted every single time. He led the United States through a period of great uncertainty, when the government could barely pay its own bills and the new American currency was practically worthless, and he turned all of that around. His strength of character, his principles, and his commitment to the new republic echoed throughout American history, and no President *dared* break the precedents he set until FDR, and even then, it was only under dire circumstances. A struggling young nation on the frontier of civilization could not have wished for a better leader from such inauspicious beginnings, and he safeguarded us from the very worst kind of strongmen that so plagued other nascent democracies like those of South America and in France.

[@AdultBaldUncle]

He was also a genocidal maniac

[@ludicrus32]

TAsill K ...No he wasn't. Like, not even close.

[@kylej.whitehead-music309]

I haven't watched part 2 yet but I'm betting they name JFK the best president for some damn reason.

[@Thrash230723]

I wish you guys would make an American series. Revolutionary war, Civil War, various wars with the native Americans, and so on.

[@jakemapping2868]

Very epic history

[@EpichistoryTv]

Thanks Jake!

[@madmaggieapex6203]

what is the 2 song in the background

[@toolazy2thinkofname]

Great video, I'm not American and this cleared up a few misconceptions I had.

[@EpichistoryTv]

Great to hear, thank you.

[@CaptLoomis]

I love your content! Truly love learning about our Presidents!

[@swam4362]

1. George Washington- (1789-1797) 2. John Adams- (1797-1801) 3. Thomas Jefferson- (1801-1809) 4. James Madison- (1809- 1817) 5. James Monroe- (1817- 1825) 6. John Quincy Adams (1825- 1829) 7. Andrew Jackson (1829- 1837) 8. Martin Van Buren (1837- 1841) 9. William Henry Harrison (1841- 1841) 10. John Tyler (1841- 1845) 11. James K. Polk (1845- 1849) 12. Zachary Taylor (1849- 1850) 13. Millard Fillmore (1850- 1853) 14. Franklin Pierce (1853- 1857) 15. James Buchanon (1857- 1861) 16. Abraham Lincoln (1861- 1865) 17. Andrew Johnson (1865- 1869) 18. Ulysses S. Grant (1869- 1877) 19. Rutherford B. Hayes (1877- 1881) 20. James A. Garfield (1881- 1881) 21. Chester A. Arthur (1881- 1885) 22. Grover Cleveland (1885- 1889) 23. Benjamin Harrison (1889- 1893) 24. Grover Cleveland's second term (1893- 1897) 25. William McKinley (1897- 1901) 26. Theodore Roosevelt (1901- 1909) 27. William Howard Taft (1909- 1913) 28. Woodrow Wilson (1913- 1921) 29. Warren G Harding (1921- 1923) 30. Calvin Coolidge (1923- 1929) 31. Herbert Hoover (1929- 1933) 32. Franklin D. Roosevelt (1933- 1945) 33. Harry S. Truman (1945- 1953) 34. Dwight D Eisenhower (1953- 1961) 35. John F. Kennedy (1961- 1963) 36. Lyndon B. Johnson (1963- 1969) 37. Richard Nixon (1969- 1974) 38. Gerald Ford (1974- 1977) 39. Jimmy Carter (1977- 1981) 40. Ronald Reagan (1981-1989) 41. George H. W. Bush (1989- 1993) 42. Bill Clinton (1993- 2001) 43. George W. Bush (2001- 2008) 44. Barack Obama (2008- 2016) 45. Donald Trump (2016- 2020) 46. Joe Biden (2020- )

[@SetanGaul-jd1pe]

Presiden pertama amerika......: firman alam syah

[@joeyplays5078xx]

43. ​​⁠George W Bush ( 2001 - 2009 ) 44. Barack Obama ( 2009 - 2017 ) 45. Donald Trump ( 2017 - 2021 ) 46. Joe Biden ( 2021 - Now )

[@plung3r]

Why can't I find the music listed on the credits? Please check if you wrote the right music

[@EpichistoryTv]

8:58

[@harsimrankaur7076]

please make a series on Indian history .. these series are of great use :) god bless the creator of this channel

[@EpichistoryTv]

Thank you.

[@galaxyshark8994]

This is helping me and my friends no more about our history, thx man I think what I are doing on the channel is great keep it up👍

[@lucaswood2667]

Omg this is gonna be so useful for apush thank you!!!!

[@joeyplays5078]

Thank you for making part 1 and 2 good details, good facts and that when will you add Donald Trump and Joe Biden.

[@Alex-cs1vq]

outstanding quality, i miss the old voice though :(

[@EpichistoryTv]

Yup, Charles will be back, but I thought an American was more appropriate for this subject.

[@grieftex803]

They replaced just in 1 video and you already miss the old one?

[@Alex-cs1vq]

It was, awesome video!

[@Confutatis.maledictis]

I have watched this Channel's Video: History of Russia & Presidents of US Till now, i never dissapointed about the whole video, great support from us ❤️

[@angelburuaga8919]

The American political parties agree with a incredible challenges ahead balance of power

[@prodnation]

updated version when? And where is Charles Nove?

[@papa_smoke9546]

But why not talk about Andrew Jackson's thoughts on a federal bank

[@theodoreroosevelt4260]

Man was a hero.. Way underrated

[@Nebulasecura]

He certainly was a badass president, I personally consider Andrew Jackson a C tier president imo, he has both good and bad things going for him

[@mikehenderson134]

Lmao, Jackson is bottom 3 and may be the worst President of all time. He made the economy collapse and went running for the hills. Taking away the Central Banks led to the first economic disaster in America, that's why he disnt run for a third term. The Supreme Court ruled in favor of the Indians and Javkson unconstitutionally removed them from their land in the most cruel way. Also a funny side note about how much of a clown Jackson was. He through a big MAGA inauguration party at the White House and his followers trashed the place and he had to sneak out of the back. Oh bbn yah, what a hero. He also murdered 2 innocent Spanish soldiers to hint down slaves in Spanish Florida. Andrew Jackson was a war criminal, a regular criminal, should have been impeached and destroyed the economy. Bravo

[@dr_weil]

@@mikehenderson134 that's all? Lmao

[@aidennavarro145]

Nice ranking there Johnson

[@willslanguagehub]

small correction: the picture on the left at 1:10 is actually George Washington. other than that, amazing video!

[@michelecovert436]

When I first watched this it was 6 years ago posted and 1.5M views but this helped me a lot because Im homeschooled and this history helped me too much thanks for doing this epic history TV!!! your awesome

[@d.gm24]

George Washington 1732 - 1799 John Adams 1735 - 1826 Thomas Jefferson 1743 - 1826 James Madison 1751 - 1836 James Monroe 1758 - 1731 John Quincy Adams 1767 - 1848 Andrew Jackson 1767 - 1845 Martin Van Buren 1782 - 1862 William Henry Harrison 1773 - 1841 John Tyler 1790 - 1862 James Knox Polk 1795 - 1849 Zachary Taylor 1784 - 1850 Millard Fillmore 1800 - 1874 Franklin Pierce 1804 - 1869 James Buchanan 1791 - 1868 Abraham Lincoln 1809 - 1865 Andrew Johnson 1808 - 1877 Ulysses S. Grant 1822 - 1893 Rutherford B. Hayes 1822 - 1893 James A. Garfield 1832 - 1888 Grover Cleaveland 1822 - 1908

[@zoomdepic6444]

cough cough george isnt the first one

[@d.gm24]

@@zoomdepic6444 cough yes he is cough cough

[@zoomdepic6444]

@@d.gm24 he is the first president after the USA got won the war but there Was a nother dude during war time I don't wanna bother to explain

[@d.gm24]

@@zoomdepic6444 yes I know, but this comment was explaining the way the guy in the video listed them off

[@reximingan9420]

Can you please do Epic Historical Battles of George Washington?

[@SaltySparrow]

Lincoln is #3, and Washington #4. Whose is #1 & 2!?

[@punishedpokemonfanboy1032]

MAH BOI TEDDY BETTA BE #1

[@tomasmonkey5432]

Frank or Teddy Roosevelt ?

[@McDragoneer]

wouldnt suprise me if its one of the Roosevelts and Kennedy

[@ajeuscher7988]

Prob one for Frank and 2 for Teddy

[@avinatan6219]

#notObama

[@eddieeverhart4474]

Spelling may be wrong, but was this voiced by Mitch Piledgie? The guy from the Masked Magician show?

[@WidgeR_]

Its really fun learning about US history The only people i love learning the most is George washington And Abraham Lincoln

[@SharinganRyokusho]

This channel is amazing.

[@MartyBeardFace]

Is it just me, or is it shocking how long slavery was a huge issue for our country? Very well done, can't wait for next week's video!

[@EpichistoryTv]

Thank you.

[@chaosXP3RT]

It was because it was cultural phenomenon for over 100 years before the USA was even founded. On top of that, much of the country was economically dependent on slaves

[@plugshirt1684]

@Wavygeronimo it’s kinda ironic the guy who made the cotton gin did it to make it easier for slaves and to help them but ended up accidentally making slavery popular again because of how easy it was to get cotton

[@TheMoravians]

What's shocking to me is how slavery is still a huge issue for so many people now, in 2021.

[@memecliparchives2254]

@@TheMoravians Because the fight for racial equality still continued throughout the world even after slavery was abolished.

[@relatosasombrososdelmundo]

Excellent video congratulations

[@arnavkhan7482]

John adamd was the first vice president to become president

[@leowilly29]

What is the music during the video?

[@EpichistoryTv]

All listed in the end credits, as usual.

[@leowilly29]

Epic History TV oh, ok then thank you! You did a Great job with the soundtrack as always.

[@evenlyh4575]

I feel so much smarter watching this

[@hollywoodhiggins1576]

This is amazing!

[@shqipeking775]

George Washingtons mother was Albanian 🇦🇱 George Washington was half Albanian 🇦🇱❤️‍🔥

[@wd-type9643]

Amazing as usual!

[@marajadeskywalker5992]

Henry Harrison: oh boy I won! Pneumonia: *im about to end this man’s whole career*

[@TheIronMelon]

He had the longest speech too so it just adds to the irony 💀

[@user-zi7wb3tw6u]

omg this series is bound to get hundreds of thousands of views. quality shit

[@EpichistoryTv]

Thanks Hamad!

[@carrotshardbladegamingandm6136]

I love Honest Abe and Washingtin

[@itshalley7059]

Or should I say, George Washing Machine! 😉

[@nenitaagos9097]

Thomas Jefferson Separation & states

[@wellthatwasdaft]

I'd hazard a minor quibble about the Madison description. The US was, by any reasonable standard, the aggressor in 1812, opportunistically capitalising on Britain being tied up in the more important Napoleonic Wars to make a landgrab. Far from it being to protect American rights at sea, the case for war was retroactively changed to that of impressment once it became known that Britain had already repealed the Orders in Council 1807 that America had claimed as their reason for it. America was on the warpath and did not want to negotiate the matter peacefully, despite the British already having made concessions and willing to make more (as evidenced by the fact that impressment, the retroactive casus belli, was repealed before the war's end rather than as the terms of peace).

[@EpichistoryTv]

I think I remember this being an essay question at university! I think you have a reasonable point of view, but I would put more emphasis on British provocations (Chesapeake affair etc.) in putting America on the warpath, and creating a desire for war amongst a young nation very sensitive about insults to its standing. I think the potential land-grab was completely opportunistic, but within the context of intolerable infringements on America's status as an independent nation.

[@ChrisDyn1]

Epic- You should've placed emphasis on the fact that the US didn't WIN the war of 1812, as well as the White House itself being burned down, the capital taken too, however briefly.

[@Darth__Maul]

What’s the song you used at 0:00

[@desiderata4445]

The best was John Adams, he was the brain behind independence and war efforts.

[@RhettyforHistory]

Interesting here the history. Especially the first 10 or so.

[@liveleaky7571]

now... Donald Trump

[@0sv87d0]

He's a 1000000 times better than Hillary.

[@Haphazardization]

+0sv87d0 Only if you ability to do math is equivalent to Trumps

[@iogdcutc]

you mean amazing? Trumps IQ is off the charts thats why hes a billionaire and you arent

[@0sv87d0]

+Hapharzardization "Only if you ability to do math is equivalent to Trumps" Yet your grammar skills are equivalent to a child in the failing U.S. public school system. Trump 2016

[@aswetnik6883]

Trump,Ranking:2/44 Whore Clinton-44/44

[@sarthakbhatt5661]

The music is awesome whats it called?

[@AmadoDom]

i cant wait to part 2 and the rest of history of russia, good job dude!

[@createach5835]

How did you edit all that Mister

[@Leftshoulder13]

Grant wasn't from Illinois, he was from Ohio.

[@EpichistoryTv]

Yup, that's his birth-state, but I've used states of 'primary affiliation' for this video, as based on this article: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Presidents_of_the_United_States_by_home_state (apart from William Henry Harrison, who I forgot to change back from Virginia to Ohio)

[@FrankieBlueEyes]

Curious to know where you got the rankings because they are pretty off on a lot of them.

[@davidsiregar4062]

Jefferson and Lincoln both of them still the best President for Me, they maked an American can look a future, Lincoln he has been remove apharteid for their country, human rights act, and give to American citizen change to get a job. Jefferson he's a Founding Father of the United State, he create American more better than John Adams when he take a leadership President of the United State, that's way Jefferson and Lincoln both of them my favourite President of The United State.

[@mikehenderson134]

Thomas Jefferson tried to destroy the Manufacturing Industry and thought we should all be Yoeman farmers. Jefferson was rt about personal freedoms, hypocritically, but his economic policies wer a joke and he went broke as well. Not in the top 5, not close

[@davidsiregar4062]

@@mikehenderson134 Well my brother mike, I think Lincoln He's The top 5 US President, her contribution to American Government, especially when he make a rules Homestead act, Human Rights act until Emancipation Proclamation in January 1st 1863 for all American People, save a slavery. Until he died in 1865 when he watch Opera in Ford Theatre Washington DC between the First Lady Mrs. Marry Anne Todd Lincoln,, he died without her faith it's because Humanity, Liberty, and a Freedom for all American People. I know the Lincoln History, that's why in My Country Indonesia, Lincoln's name is so famously. He's a Good Person, Gorgeous, Smart and Behavior. And I Think You Shuold be put Abe's Lincoln in the top 5 US President

[@rafaelkus8350]

Indonesia?

[@Planemeld]

I wonder if Part 2 will be more exciting.

[@mizan4209]

*"Dojyaaaaan~"*

[@theurge1272]

D4C

[@nathaliejoymanog4248]

My favorite is Abraham Lincoln and pierce

[@davidliu2243]

Videos like this make KZbin a slightly better place xD

[@kylej.whitehead-music309]

"Held no firm political beliefs." The perfect president.

[@Graymasterful]

Great video!

[@AndyRandomz]

No matter who wins, America is fucked anyways.

[@shunt0141]

if Trump wins you will eat your words

[@TheLegoMaster261]

I don;t agree with either candidate, but saying America is "fucked" is an over-exaturation

[@AndyRandomz]

By building an useless wall?

[@shunt0141]

not necessarily useless, if the apocalypse comes all the Christians can gather on the wall and wait for God to come

[@shunt0141]

***** typical neanderthal tier intelligence. trump is the ubermensch. if gets in and builds his wall when the apocalypse God will take his children from the wall and save us!

[@variorum8156]

0:11 I literally see the 45th president in an ad right before you say that campaigning for his reelection

[@danielasefa1884]

Fun fact: John Tyler had 15 sons and his grandson is still alive today.

[@emmalatchman3963]

2 grandsons

[@emmalatchman3963]

Logan SC Ik-_-

[@HistoricallyProven]

I thank you for putting me in.

[@KnightGamer-cs6dh]

Two presidents fighting Obama: *HeAlTh CarE*

[@TwoTPOT2763]

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[@Gordon_86]

Another great video. You should have more subscribers!

[@animeneweablet]

About the Monroe Doctrine, this is violated thrice during World Wars One and Two and The Cold War.

[@a.h.s.3006]

I guess you mean twice in the World Wars and too many times in the Cold war

[@romanempire1405]

I Watch This For Many Times

[@rishabhrockstar5739]

Abraham Lincoln No 1 president of all time

[@motv2878]

These are great videos. Can we run these our our local community channel?

[@mustafaabdulsalam4693]

Why half of them are from Virginia XD

[@K.C.-Games]

Because back in the day people liked people from Virginia

[@acdragonrider]

Kyle & Chung no because (1) Virginia was one of the largest states in the union and thus had some of the most votes in the electoral college. (2) Also the most prestige. Founding fathers

[@hendrikbloemert9045]

Interesting video!Greetings from the Netherlands.

[@michaelmische1433]

Killer of the banks Andrew Jackson not even in the top 10? I severely disagree.

[@Niel2760]

Michael Mische trail of tears. He should be even lower.

[@CoolioXXX52]

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[@Nebulasecura]

To be fair, this did in part play a factor into the economic mess of 1837 that he left for Martin van buren.

[@leowilly29]

Can we have a link to the sountrack of the video?

[@EpichistoryTv]

All the music's listed in the credits.

[@Random49558]

Lincoln gotta be #1 and GWB gotta be #44. Even the guy that only lasted 3 days was better than GWB.

[@abagoftoast]

WHH lasted 30

[@bradlycardia598]

Lincoln was not a good president he let the civil war drag for 4 years and replaced generals for every failure and had no idea how to win the war and how to beat General Lee. Until Grant and Sherman used the outnumbered 4 to 1 strategy on the south. Lee surrendered at Appomattox Courthouse. Lincoln wasn't even waging the war against slavery, and the emancipation proclamation was completely stupid. Lincoln only freed the slaves for Abolitionist support in the north, Lincoln only did what was best for Abraham Lincoln.

[@taylorbeckett9686]

TestYourLuck - Next Level Gaming I agree he wasn't that great.. but you're too harsh on him. A war is a war, you can't just end it with the snap of his fingers. His emancipation proclamation was to rally northern support for the war by making it a war about slavery (which it really was). Though the proclamation didn't have a huge effect. Besides, he had been a moderate and only wanted the country united. The generals he replaced were a mixed bag. Some really did suck. One refused to chase down a defeated Lee because his own men were tired.

[@miguelitofernandez7566]

Can you add of 46 presidents

[@XA--vy7zv]

Lincoln Ranking Should Be 1 Im Upset And Confused lincoln is the one of the best president Of AMERICA

[@Augalv]

Lincoln was a despot and a tyrant.