How England Managed To Invade 90% Of The World

During Britain’s heyday, it controlled territory in practically every corner of the planet, and throughout its history, Britain was able to invade 90% of the countries around the world. The craziest part is how they did it. Check out today's insane new video to learn all about how Britain pillaged, plundered and invaded all but a small handful of countries during the years the Empire was forming.
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[@pukekoprobably]

"Haha look at that big boat hope it's friendly" - 90% of the world

[@FBI-Agent.]

"I hope it's friendly" last words after 30 ships open fire and bombard the land

[@troll_guy]

OPEN FIRE -people in the big boat

[@Snipsnop260]

And that's why Britain won't get good deals after Brexit haha

[@ieatIegos]

“Haha look at that big boat hope it’s friendly” Famous Last Sentences.

[@laffey6546]

@@Snipsnop260 🤣

[@Myviewoftheworldful]

“Everyone’s a gangster until British ships arrive on your shore” - Ghandi

[@karnraaat836]

Who is ghandi

[@sarahgibbs9931]

@@karnraaat836 how do you not now about him?!?!?!?!?!?

[@karnraaat836]

@@sarahgibbs9931 is he from ghana

[@sarahgibbs9931]

@@karnraaat836 I know about him….

[@sarahgibbs9931]

Oop

[@paulluka2029]

Someone once said if your country wasn't invaded by the British then it doesn't exist and turns out they are 90% correct 😂😂😂

[@stevelowe2647]

There has to be more than 220 countries though, so if only 22 haven't been invaded, it must be more like 93/94%

[@tastyfalcon1788]

@@stevelowe2647 There are 193 countries in the world today. At the height of the British empire, there were far less

[@laurakastrup]

Jokes on you, we invaded the British (Dane)

[@stevelowe2647]

@@laurakastrup no, you invaded Anglo Saxons in pre-joined England, let alone Great Britain. And that was 1500 years ago. And it was mostly the Norse..

[@maxdavis7722]

@@stevelowe2647 eh, technically they did invade England after it formed. Not sure if that’s the same at all as the British empire.

[@pumpkinheadzj-o437]

They just had a really good Risk game goin’

[@michaelkarlin3727]

Yup

[@mishham6388]

I always take Australia in risk as an Aussie but it's also not a bad strategy haha

[@jackkenny4194]

@@mishham6388 i did that before as I had an alliance with my friend but then snuck up and destroyed his Asian control and lost him the game hehe

[@mishham6388]

@@jackkenny4194 cool story bro needed more ninjas

[@ianmacfarlane1241]

Make your mind up - Britain and England aren't interchangeable terms. Prior to 1707 you're talking about England, whereas after 1707 it's Britain.

[@sophiechatterton4386]

England is still the powerhouse of britian

[@stevenenglish3147]

Ian, I'm a Yank who's Mother was born in Oxford. I didn't know that. Thank you for educating me.

[@ianmacfarlane1241]

@Steven English 1707 was the Act of Union where the Kingdom of Great Britain was formed. (Not yet Northern Ireland - the history of the English then the British in Ireland is far too complicated to go into here). That's why you'll have maybe heard about the Scottish independence movement - trying to end 300+ years of Union... hopefully.

[@TheSpikeg76]

I know. England isn't an island either.

[@jamesmichaels4979]

England and Scotland both had colonies

[@davewave1982]

Hey info graphics I would like to see a video explaining Why gunpowder was around for hundreds of years but why did it take so long for breach loaded weapons and cartridge fired bullets to be developed?

[@kbrock9146]

Because it was created in China, and it was used by the Taoists as medicine and therefore looked at as a medical tool, not "Hmmm. What small handheld things should we create that will then use this to expel small projectiles towards whatever it's aimed at."

[@mastersitorou8289]

This might be another cool episode.

[@the_once-and-future_king.]

Purely down to not having precision engineering.

[@wiseferret4745]

Germany invented the first breech loaded gun, and Paris invented the first cartridge fired bullets. Both were invented between 1840 and 1850, which was a tumultuous time in the world with a lot of wars and battles being fought between countries all over the world, especially in Europe, and it is those wars that led to the assassination of Franz Ferdinand in 1914 and the beginning of WWI.

[@joyboy6535]

knowledge cause people were inferior back in the days so they had to wait for human evolution to take place and produce such smart person that can develop it into a weapon. this pretty much standard for everything like we might find immortality within next 50-100yrs something we can’t atm due to limitations

[@TMMNETWORK]

When ur in search of tea and conquer the world by accident

[@ma007rio]

"The sun never sets on the British Empire" *Meanwhile in London, it turns nighttime*

[@frankmitchell3594]

Ghandi said that the sun never set on the British empire because God did not trust the British in the dark.

[@Benjamin-ev7yv]

​@@frankmitchell3594Wasn't Ghandi a hindu

[@pangs3798]

the fact that we even speak their language here in comment section proves how relevant they are.

[@piyushjaiswal9283]

Irrelevant

[@everyonesfavoritegin]

That's because the U.S founding fathers took the kings english as a fu to the crown

[@adamc91]

@@standown2080 keep saying it won’t make it true..

[@cpj93070]

@@piyushjaiswal9283Jealous much? Love it 😂

[@daviel1005]

The biggest legacy for me is that English is the most widely spoken language in the world both in terms of absolute numbers and in the number of countries it is spoken in.

[@Android18uk]

But that's actually mainly due to the USA global influence rather than the UK.

[@davehoward22]

@@Android18uk The English language was spread around the world long before the usa became a world influence

[@Android18uk]

@@davehoward22 ​ @dave h Yeah, it was obviously spread a lot by British colonalism originally but I believe this impact would have eventually faded had it not been for the global economic, cultural and political influence of the US. Just Hollywood movies alone had a massive impact on the spread of the English language across the globe.

[@user-bs5qr5ie4s]

​@@Android18uk not true England colonised a quarter of world population So even without America culture English will have still.been widely spoken

[@Android18uk]

@@user-bs5qr5ie4s Yes, it is true, but at the same time, many other European languages are widely spoken too, particularly French and Spanish. Also, the main language of the US could have been Dutch. But the fact that it did end up being English and it became the language of academia and Hollywood movies and a lot of music from the US, is pretty much why English is the lingua franca rather than another European language.

[@goj-bh1cm]

Infographics: “We’re going to be talking about what happened between the 16th Century and 20th Century” Scottish, Welsh and Irish viewers: “Pack up and go home boys, we’re not getting a mention”

[@Mute040404]

Nowadays, some pretend the Empire had 'nothing to do with me guv'

[@HonestMan112]

@@Mute040404 They forget the darien scheme, scottish colonisation in carolina and many more projects

[@AquarianAgeApostle]

Glasgow was even dubbed the second city of the empire by Queen Victoria. But do infographics care not to include? Nope

[@davemi00]

US Colonies were important mainly for our Huge White Pines. The trees were marked, Property of the King

[@2000rayc]

they made strong war ships

[@liftusup9208]

Technically we are still living in English era if you look at grand scale of timeline. US and co. are new forms of this empire.

[@vareckthehistoricaldemon196]

Great video but at 14:46 you got the Ottoman flag and mughal empire flag mixed up

[@jessicamurilloc92]

What an amazing video! It helped me understand a lot of information and to connect it :D Kind regards!

[@Anglo_Saxon1]

There was also the settler colonies i.e North America, Australia,New Zealand which as well as being about making money, were also about putting down roots.

[@actonman7291]

The Brits and the Iberic Peninsula Aka Portugal and Spain are the powers that shaped America.

[@michaelhall7546]

And now we shape them 😃

[@USER-G291]

@@michaelhall7546 how?

[@caleb5257]

@@USER-G291 he’s American like me. Too much pride. That’s why the response was like that 😅 I apologize w

[@caleb5257]

That’s accurate. Having our own government and running of Britain for independence. An Spain and Cuba war we helped for property. Also taking over all of what is USA by killing and stealing land from both Indians and Mexicans. Writing it out makes us sound like awful people 😅 but hey!! All the countries was trying to gain power and land during this time.

[@SeekersMentality]

@@caleb5257 I respect your response more than the guy it is toward.

[@drnobody418]

This channel always helps me to put the world into a time travel perspective.

[@sgtpepper6481]

This episode claims British troops landed in India in 1858 as a result of the US War of Independence. In reality British troops had already been in India for at least 100 years by that date (including forces of the East India Company).1858 is the year Britain established the British Raj in India, ruling until Indian independence in 1947, just following WW2. Independence partially granted due to India's huge contribution to the allies during WW1 & WW2. It is from this era that the highly regarded Ghurka regiment was established consisting of Nepalese soldiers serving in the British army - and continues to this day.

[@Sandi_shores_lands_fish]

Oooh Ghurka Ghurka Mohammed jeehad

[@ylberhoxha1353]

The video has so many incorrect information

[@Sandi_shores_lands_fish]

@@ylberhoxha1353 well i put a jihad on you

[@rajanrairealty8979]

only aquater of india rest was indepednt princely states look it up also nepal etc afg bhtan sep indep

[@xenomorph733]

I was going to say the British empire gave up on the US rebellion because India was more important but they were there long before that

[@bassislandbannanas]

I swear it's like infographics has my world history lesson sometimes I just learned this yesterday

[@gwho]

history classes can be removed from school curricula and be replaced with youtube.

[@bassislandbannanas]

@@gwho yes

[@jermaineishmael7225]

Really interesting video really insightfuI I would really want to see a detailed video into the psychology and the geology of Britain and British people which drove them to think this way as a Britsh Carribbean I really would want to know how it all came about from a mind set pov always amases me how such a small island controled so much of the world....

[@andrewjones9690]

same mindset that poisons our society today still. Private companies driven by greed, exploiting everyone for profit, governments let them get away with terrible acts with plausible deniability , so they could set up a colony, then tax the locals so they got a slice of profits and resources to further and fund its globalist agenda. in that regard not much has changed when it comes to big business/big pharma/ oil companies and banks.

[@leicestergux]

Cos we are 💪💪💪😎😎😎❤️❤️❤️🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@anenehough5673]

I absolutely love your videos! Could You guys PLEASE, PLEASE!🙏 Make a video on the first and second Boer wars against Britain in South Africa... I would really Appreciate it.

[@johndoeiii9767]

Afrikaners were ✝️3®®0®®! $✝️$.

[@johncrookes9119]

How can such an informative channel not understand Britain/UK/Engalnd/Wales etc...?

[@CarlosAlbertoUrrutia]

Guatemala claims Belize, so it can be argued it was invaded as well. Or had territory taken from it, no real combat happened.

[@iattacku2773]

Britain: “ my son it’s your time now” America: “ yes father”

[@michaelhall7546]

Who's daddy now cuz?

[@USER-G291]

@@michaelhall7546 Michael you’re the daddy now

[@kirkmorrison6131]

Except we see England as the Mother Country. " Yes, Mum"

[@NarwahlGaming]

**bashes head with pan** "NOT THE MAMA!"

[@rockking1168]

@@NarwahlGaming 🤣🤣🤣

[@stevengruber57]

British shipbuilders in the 17th and maybe 18th centuries may not have been the best, but by the 19th century they were far ahead of the rest of the world. British engineers generally in that period were world leading.

[@fact-o-pedio4603]

Does that have to with white race Brain power or just sheer coincidence that even Sudan could become as powerful as America one day if they worked hard ???

[@filozof372]

I think british navy was most powerful navy since like mid 17th century

[@GyanTvAmit]

british had looted money so no wonder

[@TheFatmat5]

Hi - Love the video but can we please break the common American tradition of using England, Great Britain, The United Kingdom etc interchangeably. Also FYI the flag used was only officially adopted between 1707 and 1801 - After 1801 we use the flag we still use today. Scotland, Wales, and Ireland all played a very important part in the British identity and history!

[@bucknellsurveying6786]

Interesting video, shame flag wrong throughout 🇬🇧

[@TY-sx3jb]

Also called the Netherlands “Holland”, bit of a shambles

[@Rowlph8888]

Why being so pedantic.who cares about the interchangeability. Plus, the Union Jack is a mesmerising flag, so why not see as much of it as possible.The George Cross does not compare visually, for anyone except a Stubborn, cantankerous Englishman

[@TheFatmat5]

@@Rowlph8888 Scots, Welshmen, and northern Irishmen often don’t like to be described as English that’s why. If anything it’s less about cantankerous Englishmen and more about acknowledging the other nations. I want the union to remain so that’s why I emphasise my point. Edit: Also I wanted them to put the correct flag (From 1801) rather than the union flag of 1707. Still the Union flag but updated. It's similar to me using the 13 colonies flag for the US as a whole.

[@coutinihoho7927]

@@Rowlph8888 because its factually wrong? If I called the USA texas it wouldn't exactly be right would it?

[@leicestergux]

Good old England 🇬🇧 what a place 😎😎💪💪❤️❤️

[@1985donnelly]

England isn't an island, other countries are on this island.

[@bogdancondicaru7848]

Was Romania, then split into 3 principalities(Transilvania -part of Habsburgic empire at some point, Wallachia and Moldavia-servient to ottoman empire, but not officially part of it) also invaded? If yes, I'm curious to learn about it

[@ducadaniel7757]

I think the only time Britain soldiers invaded Romanian land was for a brief moment in WW2 when Romania was part of the Axis.

[@bogdancondicaru7848]

@@ducadaniel7757 i was thinking the same🤔 Any leads as to where should I start my research? Cheers

[@eeeccc3562]

No, we were not under British occupation.

[@nicktk]

@@ducadaniel7757 not even then , 2 or 3 times aerial bombardment in WW2 doesnt count as occupation .. lel :)

[@At1ksh]

"The sun never set on the British Empire because even God could not trust the Englishmen in the dark." - Shashi Tharoor

[@Rizzlelid]

Just a completely unforeseen coincidence that as soon as Scotland and England go on to create Britain it explodes in power. I dislike it when you use England and Britain as the same thing, overshadowing the many Welsh, Irish and Scottish lives lost in both world wars and our contributions to the empire. Like the British flag is literally just a combination of the Scottish and English flag.

[@arryn786]

Why do you even care. Should be happy you’re being glossed over in this💀🥴.

[@Rizzlelid]

@@arryn786 it’s just objectively and fundamentally wrong to interchange the world Britain and England. Makes zero sense and completely disregards the English flag.

[@arryn786]

@@Rizzlelid They’re American. Do you think they have the mental capacity to understand this? I hate to break it to you but wales isn’t really as known as England or even Scotland🤷‍♂️.

[@Epicdude012]

Its just what americans do I've learned to live with it

[@swnamii]

@@arryn786 I don’t disagree that Wales is less known, but for an information channel, you‘d think you‘d be less ignorant and be correct on your facts. Especially as something as obvious as referring to the correct name of said topic.

[@teoengchin]

The English were quite strategic. In many places they backed rival factions and helped them overthrow the existing rulers instead of going directly against them. Example: helping the 2nd in line to the throne get rid of the heir apparent. Back in the day, all governments were monarchies, and whenever there are monarchies, there are always competing claims and feuding noble houses

[@Lukey111]

Britain not England the two aren't interchangeable

[@teoengchin]

@@Lukey111 Most of the early colonization was done by England, before Britain was united. And the individuals involved were English, not Scottish or Welsh

[@Lukey111]

@@teoengchin your either trying to lies or very uneducated before britain was formed officially armies were still consisted of English archers and cavalry scottish infantry Welsh pikeman This is very well documented

[@teoengchin]

@@Lukey111Kingdom of Great Britain was formed in 1707. People were using muskets and flintlocks by then

[@Lukey111]

@@teoengchin that was the union of great Britain but as I have already stated the 3 nations had been on colonial expeditions together as early as the 1400s

[@bc10bryan19]

Technically they didn't conquer 90% of the globe but they did attack 90% of countries

[@viperplatinum3034]

He said that literally in the beginning of the video

[@raymondpendergrass6772]

Invade. Not conquer

[@nellemoor2192]

@@raymondpendergrass6772 Right

[@keysandcoffees9441]

Video Title: “How England Managed To *Invade* 90% Of The World” First 12 Seconds Of Video Narration: “Britain was able to *invade* 90% of the countries around the world” This guy: TeChNiCaLlY tHeY dIdN’t *CoNqUeR!!!!!!* 🤨

[@chattaboxxx2332]

To be fair the one country they completely lost against was one of the least technologically advanced and smallest of all the countries they invaded. NZ.

[@markjohnston2780]

The statement “the sun never sets on the British empire” is still true 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@williamcastaneda8124]

That’s coz we don’t get sun in the first place

[@arranmorton3453]

Now “the sun never shines on the British empire” is probably more accurate

[@maxdavis7722]

@@arranmorton3453 why? Overseas territories means that the statement is still accurate.

[@2000rayc]

and france

[@jamesoakley4570]

@@maxdavis7722 how? if the sun never sets on the British Empire can we never get sun?

[@mrkermit2235]

Britain: “son you will do great things” America: “we sure will mother”

[@Benjamin-ev7yv]

Britain plays the Greece to Americas Rome

[@johncane2304]

​@@Benjamin-ev7yvancient China was a super power also during that period.

[@Benjamin-ev7yv]

@@johncane2304 But the UK and USA are the inheritors of the Western Civilization, whereas China is in the East.

[@doctorcrichton]

And at the height of their power the British declared war on slavery. Made it illegal everywhere they went !! The first power in the world to be able to and make an attempt. As per usual most of the world followed suit... eventually.

[@oyunboldboldbaatar5519]

They basically then proceeded to use Indian “servants” instead.

[@yashdatir]

Nepal and Bhutan were also not colonized by British, also in India there were princely states those were independent however were diplomatically with British, technically they were not occupied...

[@piyushjaiswal9283]

@Jomon Francis not that the British defeated the Marathas. The sepoys of indo gangetic plains of up- Bihar won the other kingdoms for the British.

[@dinonuggys6417]

I just tested positive for Covid and im planning to have a 5-day infographics binge

[@nathanvorobyov2058]

If your having problems breathing already the best thing to do is lay down and just breath

[@ChepeDaNuT323]

Being a small island I always say GB had a sort of “ small man/country syndrome” and had to let every other country know they weren’t messing around

[@HarryWessex]

Not rely as 5 out of 7 of our immediate neighbours were/are smaller.

[@kylebanner788]

@@paulscala2907 that sounds like cope

[@jedryan727]

@@paulscala2907 God save the Queen!

[@Dunlop1996]

Ya pretty much spot on

[@Ccccc-mi3tr]

GB is not a country

[@jenlin6715]

After reading a book about the history of Britain ( David starkey) I learnt so much about the fabric of the country itself, it’s entire history before William the conquerer making the country run and influenced by many cultures who are good at invasion. One of the most influential were Norman’s who themselves came from vikings (sea gangsters). Along with strong rulers like Elizabeth 1st and navy it made the UK more powerful despite being an island. I have a love hate take on British empire but you have to give Britain it’s flowers for at one point owning so much of the world

[@strategist7190]

The fact that we're an island actually made us stronger, we didn't need to have a huge army, (not saying we didn't have one) we just needed a huge navy

[@Finix421]

​@@strategist7190Well you guys like dominated the sea for like almost 4 centuries(1600 up to early 1900)

[@jovemgafanhoto4512]

Invaders and liars, without lies they would never beat the spanish empire.

[@gordongekko3174]

its like saying, that the brits graped and the countries which got graped were asking for it

[@wasp3959]

Mate the Normans were the French and the Danes were vikings. The Normans and the Vikings were 2 totally different people's and the two of them invaded England at the same time in 1066 due to a competing bid to rule England.

[@yodorob]

I dare say that if by "invasion" we mean actually carrying out an armed invasion of the place (whether or not it leads to a capture of the territory in question) rather than just stepping foot there or having more indirect influence or some other loose definition, then Great Britain invaded well under 90% of the world's present-day countries.

[@whitehorsemilitia]

Depends on what the definition of invasion is I suppose.

[@gailainsley6939]

Remember British when you are typing in English 😂🇬🇧

[@Blutroth]

10:52 you included Keanu Reeves in your video, awesome!

[@laffey6546]

Tbh best county about what other small island can do what we do exactly

[@skyler1887]

"What a funny little island. I wonder what it used to do several years ago."

[@pooroldman5089]

Eypgt fell off bro

[@wittymartin]

This explains why commodities are today still traded on the London Stock Exchange.

[@stanielsoncoochiesmellehsm6114]

"The sun never sets on the british empire" I think its still happening since the UK still has overseas territories

[@RobertK1993]

In decli6many becoming independent.

[@peterp4037]

Fun part is it's a Spanish saying when they were an empire, the brits then took adopted it.

[@macflod]

The Irish said this is because God didn’t trust what they would do if they were in the dark

[@maxdavis7722]

@@macflod the Irish didn’t say that lol.

[@rosslamb6643]

@@maxdavis7722 Who cares anyway Ireland could be taken just like that lol.

[@TheFightingRoo]

As an indigenous person I loved this for its education value. Although you could of saved a whole Doco & just said Piracy. I really do appreciate how you presented the information.

[@paulwilson2651]

How is it educational when the poster doesn't know the difference between England and Britain?

[@mimaza100]

​@@paulwilson2651and who cares.. This island is irrelevant to rest of the world

[@shinji1264]

Fail, it's because of engineering and clever tactics, you sound kinda bitter "piracy" lol that's a dumb and obvious answer.

[@tristinkirby]

Thanks to our British chaps us rowdy, gun loving, freedom shouting, non tea tax paying colonists of the new Americas came to be. Thank you George Washington and the continental army. Much love for our British family from Texas

[@bazzingabomb]

love texas, thats proper america.

[@a8-bit_gamer801]

So I’m pretty much your dad

[@deanb6020]

Texas is definitely the heart of America!

[@gwho]

@@bazzingabomb in terms of values and culture, but that land was very much mexico lol

[@kansaiben1573]

"England was an island"??? Scotsman here - surely you know that Scotland is 1/3 of the British mainland?

[@jonathanwilliams9697]

It really isn't difficult to understand the difference between England, Britain and the UK. England - one of the four 'home nations' of the UK. Britain - The Island of Britain which is made up of three of the four 'home nations' - England, Scotland and Wales. The UK - All four 'home nations' - the entirety of the island of Britain and the remaining 'home nation' of Northern Ireland.

[@wcg19891]

The problem is what term do you call a citizen of the UK? British? If so, how does that make sense with those in Northern Ireland? US has a similar issue.

[@ihatealderney]

​@@wcg19891For Northern Ireland it's complicated. For citizenship, people born there can literally choose whether they're Irish, British or both if at least one parent was either.

[@nathanseper8738]

"If two fish are fighting in a river an Englishman must have passed by."

[@paddington1670]

If the fish are shooting each other it must be in the USA

[@michaelhall7546]

@@paddington1670 your cops carry sticks 🤣

[@joshuadale7727]

@@michaelhall7546 nope they carry taser guns pepper spray and of its reported someone has any sort of weapon we have lots of gun squads they are just normal police with guns. Thing is we don't need guns as often because it's not often someone else has a gun or even a knife big enough that a taser won't work

[@nathanseper8738]

@@paddington1670 Murica! Freedom!

[@Glicksman1]

Having the best navy by far for centuries may have had something to do with it, you think?

[@user-hu8fn2jp5v]

Did you watch the video?

[@armstrongreivers5224]

@@standown2080 haha spamming this all over the comment section 🤣

[@fookingbattisaur2943]

Request for a video on Royal Marines? pls

[@briansmoyer8742]

Rome - "im rome " Britain -"me too" United States - " me three"

[@eternalthor4967]

Between 1810s and 1880s was the heights of British power They directly ruled 20% of world population and indirectly ruled 4%(princely states of India) They had informal empire on 40-50% (like china)of the world No nation had ever came close to the British in controlling the most of the world Pretty impressive for that tiny island

[@gabrielmartinelli2549]

It’s height was actually in the 1920s

[@krithigachandrasekar4591]

I don't think impressive is the right word to use. I think somewhere the psychology behind all this is twisted

[@gabrielmartinelli2549]

@@krithigachandrasekar4591 Well I don’t think you’ve studied much history, because of any other civilisation had the same means to do what we did, they would have. It’s human psychology, not British psychology.

[@archivesoffantasy5560]

@@gabrielmartinelli2549You’re right but tbf he didn’t say it was exclusively British.

[@aariyanmahmud301]

@@krithigachandrasekar4591 gotta give credit where it's due

[@noahtylerpritchett2682]

As a American I'm proud to have British ancestry.

[@tulipalll]

Same! British gang FTW!

[@noahtylerpritchett2682]

@@tulipalll RULE BRITANNIA!

[@GyanTvAmit]

😂this is not your fault your history teacher will not tell you dark truth

[@noahtylerpritchett2682]

@@GyanTvAmit thats vague

[@laughsinmisogyny8827]

The crown moved like the Frank White. "If there's a nickel-bag sold in the park, I want in".

[@brokenbridge6316]

Nice video

[@DontFearTheWolf666]

Other countries: We will go here Britain: MINE

[@Sandyfaceroll]

I think there is something to the genetic make up of the British people, at least the people in this time period. Thinking about the attributes of Celts, Romans, Saxons (et al) vikings and Normans. I know the Normans were basically Vikings too but they were different due to organisation, logistics and resource. So, in the genetic make up you could argue efficient empire building, seafaring exploration and warfare are well coded and possibly amplified by being an island nation.

[@domonicmorris2448]

No

[@Sandyfaceroll]

@@domonicmorris2448 wow. Stunning debate skills there. You've convinced me. 🤡

[@Godiscoming888]

That's what I think it was too. They were stuck on an island and winter was coming so they went out to the world to secure resources. Survival of the fittest

[@daquaviousbingleton9763]

No one has invaded england since so it’s still the same genetic makeup and that’s why I think there’s so much hooliganism and bad behaviour abroad from English people because now they can’t conquer everything they just act like they own it

[@MikeYm98875]

We have the german fire in our viens

[@ayushpurohit8266]

Can you please make a video on the War for Independence 1857

[@BabyJayne395]

Hey infographicshow, why is Ireland included as part of England in the thumbnail?

[@SIR_STuBz]

I feel that a meme thespiffingbrit had relates to this "3 Questions one must not ask" "A males weight" "A females age" "How did the British museum get those aritfacts And relics?"

[@terryhayward7905]

A lot of the artifacts in the museums were saved from destruction. For instance, the Elgin marbles were being smashed up as building material, as were a lot of statues from Egypt. It is still happening today.

[@skozlozlaurie712]

Nice to see you left us New Zealanders off the thumbnail.

[@blaircolquhoun7780]

There was also the Scottish Company which was a competitor of the East India Company.

[@Lorenzo-te7ox]

The Scottish Company which went bust and forced you to join the Union.

[@blaircolquhoun7780]

@@Lorenzo-te7ox The reason why the Scottish Company went bust? There were a couple actually. One was the larger East India Company and the other was the failed Darien Expedition.

[@NISHUGARVU]

Make a video on "VIKRAMADITYA" too He conquered whole Aisa & Europe before CE started

[@heroyt2490]

Britain is go-to country I just love everything about that country though we were colonized by them 🔥🔥😂

[@Snipsnop260]

I live here and hate to burst your bubble but it's not great

[@bazzingabomb]

@@Snipsnop260 you are very welcome to leave, nodody is stoping you.

[@The_Lucent_Archangel]

@@bazzingabomb I fear the West will have to become a bit more proactive about that alternative before the undermining sorts actually take off. It's far easier to trash on your home nation with full confidence that you won't be punished for it than risk going elsewhere and face a different outcome.

[@IMonYORmum]

@@Snipsnop260 I hear that a lot now, where would you move that better for the average person then? Almost nowhere has all of the perks we have. Edit. that provides a better life*

[@Snipsnop260]

@@IMonYORmum It's a double edged sword, high taxes, high inequality and stagnation

[@riomouris4767]

I always thought the answer to this question was "Ships, and more ships" "So many ships we run out of trees".

[@waisinglee1509]

They imported trees from the Baltic region and from eastern Canada.

[@aconsideredopinion7529]

The timber for the ships came from Ireland

[@aconsideredopinion7529]

It’s interesting to realize that the first British colony was Ireland in the 1600s (with the exception of the 13 colonies) it was also the first country to eject the British. While occupied Ireland provided up to 1/3 of the sailors of the royal navy and numerous famous ‘british’ generals were born in Ireland. Ireland gained its independence in 1921 and within 30 years of Ireland driving the British out and gaining independence the British empire disintegrated….🤔

[@SeanBennettGuitar]

Lol let’s not pretend the Irish beat the English out of Ireland. Speaking as someone who is English with an Irish grandfather here. There’s also something called Northern Ireland. If the English really wanted Southern Ireland enough it would have happened - lets face it.

[@robertb4000]

The British empire brings us into the modern era, this is how we have our own president/monarch

[@sensibleshinchan1019]

2 errors - 1) You kept showing the DRC as part of the British Empire, it was a Colony of Belgium 2) Britain took over India due to a rebellion in 1857

[@rajanrairealty8979]

more then half india was sep state indep

[@Phoenix-td9mj]

Hey @The Infographics Show Would the U.S. be able to sustain and survive if they got completely isolated from the rest of the world?

[@mishham6388]

Their own natural resources and crops. Also the Frenchies helped a bit haha this is why Australia never left the Commonwealth because we were always reliant on england for certain things we couldn't produce down under because of climate and soil conditions

[@tulipalll]

Yes, they would. Geopolitical strategist Peter zeihan talks about this. They would not exist as they do now, but they could survive. They have the largest contiguous piece of arable farmland in the world. The Midwest is insane from a food production standpoint. They can feed the entire country with surplus if allowed to do so.

[@azules9780]

When I think about it, I can't see any reason that we couldn't. We're very blessed with natural resources of just about every kind plus we have the manufacturing and technological capability to sustain and continue progressing as well. Sure, we'd lose some things that we import but they aren't necessities, they're just bonuses to living here. Now if we were completely cut off, sure it'd be a rough 10 years as we struggled to rebuild industries that have long since left and find solutions for the few things that we don't naturally have but we do have the know how to do that with no issue. In some ways, I think it would be better if we went back to pre WW2.

[@azules9780]

When I think about it, I can't see any reason that we couldn't. We're very blessed with natural resources of just about every kind plus we have the manufacturing and technological capability to sustain and continue progressing as well. Sure, we'd lose some things that we import but they aren't necessities, they're just bonuses to living here. Now if we were completely cut off, sure it'd be a rough 10 years as we struggled to rebuild industries that have long since left and find solutions for the few things that we don't naturally have but we do have the know how to do that with no issue. In some ways, I think it would be better if we went back to pre WW2.

[@a8-bit_gamer801]

No, huge food shortage, but, the obesity stereotype may fade

[@TornadoOfCards]

With heavy metal music 🤘🤘

[@DavidGS66]

I wouldn't include Bolivia & Paraguay in list because both were part of Spain's Rio de la Plata colony that British TWICE tried to conquer in 1806 & 1807, from Cape colony, newly conquered from Dutch.

[@chillijoe8264]

it’s amazing when you take into account that England (not britain) is just a bit smaller than Alabama 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@markedis5902]

Got to collect them all

[@cringecontentgaming61]

We still own some territories like the falklands and other smaller islands and some of are old empire countries are still influenced by are decisions

[@francislayton8347]

i was enjoying the video but the background music is literally viva la vida

[@ives3572]

"The story of the British empire helps to explain the roots of most British people: white, black, and Asian." - Sadiq Khan

[@Benni777]

One of my favorite lines from Hamilton: “Why should a tiny island across the sea regulate the price of tea?”

[@gwho]

false framing. prices are set by market forces, and a certain concentration or geography may have outsized weight and say over it. or they're set by coercive power / monopoly, again, which isn't necessarily distributed evenly by geography or land size.

[@Benni777]

@@gwho bro, it’s just a quote 😂😂

[@sgtpepper6481]

@@Benni777 Yes and of course it was the extortionate tax rates the UK was charging (to fund the conflicts with the French and Spanish). Turns out it was an error of judgement in hindsight...... I am a proud Brit and have been to the Battle of Bunker Hill monument in Boston.

[@prajjwolbhattarai]

You missed out Nepal. No country ever invaded Nepal, whatsoever.

[@alitheonekhatarnak5163]

Nepal was defeated in anglo Nepalese war but not conquered

[@AppalachianAnd]

Super serum tea. It's something the government wouldn't want you to know about

[@Tecnicos-qj8pb]

Britain tried to invade URUGUAY 🇺🇾 and they were defeated in 1806, great video!

[@yodorob]

Britain, in the form of a privateering/filibustering mission, tried to invade Argentina (specifically Buenos Aires) in 1806 and was defeated, then on a more professional armed basis Britain captured Uruguay (specifically Montevideo) in February 1807, and then later in 1807 Britain tried once more to invade Argentina (again, specifically Buenos Aires) and was defeated. It was after that last defeat that Britain withdrew from both Buenos Aires and Montevideo.

[@dennis771]

It wasn’t serious…if it were then small Uruguay at the time would had been invaded by 30 ship of the line.

[@neostroll9992]

Aaaahh, those were the days :)

[@candiceperry7916]

It is awesome to watch infographics show on youtube I like what would happen if you didn't brush you're teeth for 1 week

[@Joker-sz8sm]

When will you make a video about Bengal famine or Jalian wala bagh

[@jonathang9983]

I am English by birth. England is part of Great Britain. You spring from England to Britain in the same paragraph. This will confuse some and upset others.

[@shreejankhanal_]

No, Nepal was neither a British Colony nor a part of India at any time

[@ryanjackson4004]

A youtube channel that doesn't know anything not a surprise at all

[@piyushjaiswal9283]

Nepal has been part of Gupta Empire and maurya empire. Nepalis used to bow to bihari kings.

[@shreejankhanal_]

@@piyushjaiswal9283 It's okay, Nepalis are better and we know it. Don't need to spit false information just like this youtube channel. smh 🤣

[@elypsixtv552]

What about the privateers (basically: pirates with a licence)?

[@sgtpepper6481]

That is a term for state sponsored ships pilfering the Spanish gold by attacking their ships etc which they had just pilfered themselves from South America..

[@treeman125]

And that, friends, is why we spread our sports so effectively

[@Amondera3210]

Let's be honest, there "were" Psychopaths on the loose. And that was profitable that's why they're great. Sincerely, Alex

[@stevenjoy3537]

England has always looked to the sea, and that's why Charles De Gaulle said we had more in common with Australia than France

[@Someone-mt7mp]

I mean he’s right but that isn’t the reason why we are tighter with Aussies. The Aussie are cool, easy going and loyal whilst the French are arrogant, disloyal know it alls with an undeserved sense of entitlement.

[@Installation04]

Has more to do with a shared language and history.

[@Cubert..]

Can you please do a video on the Irish famon

[@amenchoudhury8036]

Can't wait to do it again

[@shaunlink280]

*casually forgets the whole lost generation thing in australia*

[@dyshexiia]

To sum it up or historically accurate reading “A MASSIVE FOOKIN INFERIORITY COMPLEX”

[@DSW246]

Good educational video.

[@MemezuiiSangkanskje]

The thumbnail activates a primal anger in my brain