US Civil War - Mitsi Studio

[@mitsistudio]

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I wander what’s the sponsor of the video?

[@ryanlim5940]

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My favorite educational

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Hi

[@Ukrassiankssr]

Philippine revolution of 1898 till siege of baler 1899 pls.

[@AbrahamLincoln-p16]

I give this a 4 score out of 7 years ago

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don't go to the theater today

[@WillBill6143]

Go to the theater, we promise we won't jump you

[@cinnatosdoge]

Oh my, you shouldve just listened

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Get down mr president!

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You seem like a cool president don't come to the theater tomorrow

[@zavier2222]

How dare KZbin hide this masterpiece from me for 2 hours

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They want to keep the best for themselves

[@ncpanzer3368]

We shall revolt!!

[@Dingleberryindustries]

Preach

[@landonculbertson810]

How dare youtube hide this from me for 10 hours

[@Ohiotrucker1]

2 it didn't alert me till 10 hours later

[@PB-tr5ze]

Fun fact: During his march to the sea, General Sherman spared the city of Savannah Georgia and "gave it" to Lincoln as a christmas present. It was the only major city he spared during his actions in the South. Savannah is known as "The Hostess city of the South" because of it's reputation for southern hospitality and lavish parties. Allegedly what happened was when General Sherman arrived, the city officials and wealthy went out and welcomed the General and his army and invited them to come into the city and enjoy the hospitality. They threw the General staff huge banquets and parties, helped them stock up on supplies and basicly acted as good hosts, General Sherman was so charmed by the reception and despite being a major port city, strangely the general decided that it wasn't militarily significant, so it wasn't worth the trouble of burning the city and just accepted their capitulation and moved on. However he wasn't so charmed by the rest of Georgia and famously burned the capitol, Atlanta, to the ground. So basically the city partied it's self to safety from the wrath of the Union Army.

[@morganv7895]

Interesting story indeed, but the capital of Georgia at the time of the Civil War was actually a city called Milledgeville. Atlanta was the largest city of Georgia and a rail hub at the time

[@lukesams3349]

Technically the Confederates burned Atlanta to deny its use by the North, while Sherman’s troops spent much of their time extinguishing the flames to prevent their spreading and completely destroying the city

[@PB-tr5ze]

@morganv7895 huh, I loved studying the Civil War when I was young and had no idea! I even remember hearing Atlanta was the capitol during the Civil War back in school... Just goes to show public education has stunk for a long time. Thanks for the info.

[@gummilad2]

@@morganv7895 minor mistake but Savannah was by far the largest city in Georgia at the time with a population close to 3 times the size of Atlanta however it was a major rail hub in the area

[@morganv7895]

I see, thanks for the correction!

[@who8485]

Should have kept the "Biggest Family Feud" line for a WW1 video

[@Ethanhehrhbrbrbbt]

I never thought about that but it’s a nice point

[@Ian-mj4pt]

Yeah exactly 😅😅

[@BobbehII]

he meant family feud as in there were brothers of northerners living in the south forced to fight their brothers of other family members. maybe even cousins.

[@TheYTdirector]

@@BobbehIIpretty sure everyone gets that, I can’t explain it that good, but essentially the leaders like Russia, Britain, Germany, and other countries I can’t recall all came from the same family from a single dude, I don’t know much about it basically it was like cousins fighting

[@BobbehII]

@TheYTdirector no not in that way, like some peoples brothers where living in the south and the others up in the north, so technically they would fight eachother.

[@Razzgriz00]

"let's make a camp and fire" Sherman: Atlanta IS the fire

[@Hike_and_Yap]

Hot lanta

[@ianschmutzler8177]

​@@Hike_and_Yap“Hot lanta” *Translate to English* “Hot dung” Well, that tracks.

[@johnofbrabant]

Let's keep it civil

[@speckles3012]

I see what you did there

[@user-qi9be4lv7l]

WAR!

[@raphaelblevans-wb5su]

Let's keep it northern blue🇺🇲🦅

[@diqweed69]

Best I can do is three fifths civility

[@BBubonicRecords]

Considering they depict African Americans with bones and rings in their nose, I’m not too confident

[@Englishballgaming15]

Mitsi studio has finally put appropriate music over something

[@ryanlim5940]

What’s the song?

[@Englishballgaming15]

@ idk

[@Novice_Rifleman]

@@ryanlim5940 Don't think it's actually a real song. It's AI generated lmao.

[@ryanlim5940]

@ Oh, that’s a bummer. Well thanks tho.

[@Sumschmuck]

​@@ryanlim5940it's ai

[@rizzoforgo865]

"Just like modern sports brands and phone manufacturers." Bruh. 💀

[@drankjehierdrankjedaar3822]

Its a facto tho, and nobody cares. Only shit that happend 200 years ago matters

[@hanibalfischkopf6286]

​@@drankjehierdrankjedaar3822More Like ,If the Europeans/Former Europeans does it it matters. A big Germany company refused to built 1 only 1 factory for nickel in Indonesia and know? 40 where built by China🤷‍♂️ But Its Not a 1st world Country why should they pay for the climatechange🙄😉

[@alexandertorres8711]

"It was about state's rights!" "State's rights to what?" *sweating*

[@brandonlyon730]

There’s also the whole thing with the Fugitive slave act, which by its very existence attacked states of there rights and the southern states supported it and wanted it enforced.

[@redclayscholar620]

They certainly didn't care about "state's rights" during Bleeding Kansas.

[@EvgeneXI]

This is such a tired joke. Let it sleep for goodness sake. And before you go off on an assumption, I’m a Union boi.

[@olekcholewa8171]

@@brandonlyon730 The act basically required the states to follow a law that was established earlier. There was nothing new about it.

[@olekcholewa8171]

To be free from the Union, duh.

[@kieranmilner4208]

I’m kinda sad you didn’t mention the first successful submarine combat mission that you can’t really call successful since it killed more of its crew than the enemy in trial runs and on the mission it killed its crew because they were in the blast radius

[@finncatwillhelm2457]

And the guy who invented it.

[@redclayscholar620]

Funny enough about the Hunley sub, failure as it was, it had a better K/D ratio than the British K-class subs from WW2. 😅

[@hanibalfischkopf6286]

😂😂😂 Wasn't that the OP torbedo ,so also the First use of an "tropedo", also called bomb on a Stick?

[@ingram81]

Actually it has been proven the crew on the Hunley did not die from any blast. What according from the remains was the captain had the sub rest on the bottom too long and they suffocated from CO2.

[@HattWare]

I was hoping for a reference to the Hunley, neat piece of history.

[@pedrobarbosaduarte3704]

Pls let uncle ruckus make an appearence

[@BOMBON187]

Colored folks talk about save me, was nothing wrong with slavery.

[@Rokunga.boomin]

Yes lol

[@VictorIV0310]

@BOMBON187 Balam Industries sponsored field trip

[@Stealth86651]

Whelp, I'm off to watch all the seasons again...

[@julianius484]

​@@BOMBON187At least we had good food back then uh uh

[@microusb42069]

I've actually really been looking forward to this. You guys have a fantastic art style and your videos are as informative as they are enjoyable. Merry Christmas and a happy New Years to all the men and women who bring us this quality content from Mitsi Studio! I really appreciate all your hard work and im looking forward to another year of fantastic content. Cheers guys! - your friend and fan from the States.

[@mitsistudio]

🫶🏻

[@sai62789]

​@@mitsistudio Btw wtf did India do?

[@Trooper4651]

Bro this triggered me so hard I had to pull out my musket and sword 😭😭

[@The_fricken_God_Emperor_of_Man]

Bolt action rifles in the civil war triggered ya?

[@Gen_ShadowCompany_203]

​@@The_fricken_God_Emperor_of_Man Muskets were the most used rifles in the war.

[@Gen_ShadowCompany_203]

​@@The_fricken_God_Emperor_of_Man Bolt action rifles were not widely used in the war.

[@SleepyCapy]

@@The_fricken_God_Emperor_of_Man the animators probably didn’t have a model for a musket/breech loading rifle. So they had to make do.

[@The_fricken_God_Emperor_of_Man]

@SleepyCapy Yeah that's understandable.

[@ShahrulArul-mu2su]

Wrong Assassination gun. It should be a caplock derringer☝️🤓

[@mitsistudio]

good that we left the comment section open ;)

[@scouter1789]

@@mitsistudio I like the historically accurate detail that John Wilkes Booth broke his ankle after jumping onto the stage

[@RKNYC]

⁠@@mitsistudio”I’m greatly disappointed in you guys. You guys are a summarized history channel and have have greater outreach to a larger audience, therefore you should represent your information more accurately to more appropriately educate the masses” ☝️🤓

[@pyeitme508]

​@@mitsistudio ok 👌

[@hanibalfischkopf6286]

That weapon is ugly as shit

[@YOUPIMatin123]

Interesting fact: the american civil war is called like this because everyone was very polite about it all "May I disembowel you good sir" "Oh my, please do" "Outstanding guts" "Oh my thank you very much"

[@marschallblucher6197]

Sounds like a mugging in London.

[@YOUPIMatin123]

@marschallblucher6197 mugging in london happens with more exotic language and accents

[@Nicmadis]

I mean. Britain was a major contributor to the fact that they even exist.

[@aceorcusham2870]

@@marschallblucher6197 I mean our nation was part of the English crown at one time...

[@blazingsummit]

“May we abolish slavery my good sir?” “Nay I do not give you that right” “Then war it is” “War it shall be good sir” “Whisky at 12?” “10” “Say less my good man”

[@korbell1089]

Not sure what's going to be more fun...watching the video, or reading the comments afterwards!😂😂

[@ColtanVue]

Both at this point

[@contrapasso1539]

You just know there is a horde of snowflakes, uncomfortable with the topic amd ready to go berserk in de comments as soon as this video comes out. Its going to be a hell of a read 😂

[@decrestocrouton1226]

@@contrapasso1539 fr its going to be full of lost cause losers crying like they always do. I mean seriously these little nerds need to get over the fact that they got decimated nearly 200 years ago. I mean shit, at this point gay marriage has lasted longer than the confederacy did lmao. I absolutely cannot wait to see them desperately try and claim that it was a states rights issue not a slavery issue. Gotta be one of the most braindead arguments i've ever heard in my life lol. Like you've gotta be an illiterate moron to actually fall for that.

[@commissarkitty3553]

​@@contrapasso1539"the war wasn't about slaves!!" Says the side that owned the most plantations 😂

[@yaboye3791]

​@@contrapasso1539 > Google who owned the slave trade Pretty sure it was anglos, spanish and portugese, and dutch who rented thier ships to individuals?

[@acm-gs8jl]

3:18 you’ve got to remember that the average American didn’t think of themselves as “Americans”. They thought of them selves as Virginians, South Carolinians, Mainers, Pennsylvanian. Citizens of a state that forms a greater union. It’s only recently, relatively speaking, in history that people have begun to think of themselves as United States Citizens, or Americans, first. Thats why the Declaration of Independence includes “*These* United States” Groups of people from different separately governed areas agreeing to unite under one flag. It’s a pretty awesome concept if you think about it.

[@SIide12]

1:10 war thunder is not that, war thunder is more “HOW THE F*CK DID THAT KILL ME” or “WHERE THE F*CK IS THAT RUSSIAN TW*T”

[@RustyIv]

Level 100 Russian mains playing reserve tier in their tanks covered in bushes because they can't get kills otherways

[@nandinhocunha440]

" I was looking there and he kills me from there?!" "how was that not a pen??" Hit hit hit ricochet, *dies* "F my life

[@lekt6992]

​​@@RustyIvsounds more like USA or Germany mains, since USSR got the good tanks, at least in heavy class. I've seen much more bushlovers on Germany(strange for a country with one of the best tanks in game) and USA. I am British tech main btw.

[@RustyIv]

@@lekt6992 nah I know from experience I play the b1 bus since it's my favorite tank I know it's not exactly reserve tier but it's close enough

[@lekt6992]

@@RustyIvme too mate.

[@Spitfiresammons]

4:56 LOL WTF 🤣

[@TheUSgoverment]

both sides of this war ultimately agreed on one statement "Blacks should be free". One was talking about the price

[@counqerland5490]

Unfunny the north didn’t even want to tree them

[@TheUSgoverment]

@counqerland5490 right bro, whatever helps you sleep at night

[@JackNicholason]

​@@counqerland5490then why did the south fight so hard to make sure they weren't freed?

[@kuya8036]

@@counqerland5490yeah I hope so, shit I wouldn’t want to become a tree

[@counqerland5490]

@@TheUSgoverment Lincoln planned to send them to Africa but alright moron

[@heanvisalseyhak9487]

You know this Family feud has spiral out of Control when France decided to 'Fuck it' and cosplay Napolean in Mexico

[@brizzled5193]

Remember the Civil War was about State rights regarding OWNING SLAVES. This was big with rich Southerners (who could have easily owned 10+ slaves, ) but very minor with poor Southerners (who owned up to a max of 1-2 slaves). These wealthy individuals also paid fees to avoid partaking in the war, which was done by paying poorer individuals to take their place in the war effort. But going back to the main focal point, this war was absolutely clear about just wanting to own Slaves which is stated in text via the Constitution of the Confederate States, and the States' Constitution

[@randomarcgunner4543]

If anyone wants proof that the civil war was about racism: “Our new government is founded upon exactly the opposite idea [from the United States government]. Its foundations are laid, its corner-stone rests upon the great truth that the Negro is not equal to the white man; that slavery, subordination to the superior race, is his natural and normal condition.” - Alexander Stephens, Vice President of the Confederacy

[@yoannbelleville7763]

Actually, the poor southeners were just as suportive of the institution of slavery. Aside from the obvious racial superiority complex and the cultural identity aspect of it all (both of wich were big factors), many in the south feared that emancipation would lead to the repeat of the white genocide that followed the Haithian revolution 58 years prior to the civil war. Many ordinary soldiers have made their distaste to the idea of racial equality clear in their letters and journals, most of which are still accessible today.

[@kiwwat4139]

Amen. They seceded over slavery. They were fighting a war for slavery.

[@randomarcgunner4543]

I will quote one of the founding fathers of the confederacy: “Our new government is founded upon exactly the opposite idea [from the United States government]. Its foundations are laid, its corner-stone rests upon the great truth that the Negro is not equal to the white man; that slavery, subordination to the superior race, is his natural and normal condition.” The confederacy was founded upon slavery, it was an inherently racist state which deserves to be destroyed. DISCLAIMER: I DO NOT SUPPORT THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY THE QUOTE (putting disclaimer in since youtube gave my account a strike because apparently racism is when you expose how the CSA was inherently evil)

[@215Fenix]

It's pretty funny the people's understanding about the US Civil War is just a bell curve. As a kid, you're told and come to understand that the war was over slavery. As an adolescent, the topic gets more in depth in High school, and you learn about the reasons why the South seceded and how the elected their own official. Lincoln, as some like to point out, became a tyrant because he did do things like interfering with the newspapers and blocking protection like Habeus Corpus during the Civil war. As an adult in college or as an interest, you go back to shortcutting it over slavery because that was a major reason for secession and how Lincoln's game plan was to do away with from the beginning, just failed to play to long game where it was phased out as opposed to upsetting half of his country representatives and fighting a war over. Still funnier the South re-enacts this event to this day, like it's a 1000-year penance.

[@popper6342]

Love the new smooth animation you all do great 👍🙂

[@haouribi]

0:28 as of right now it is not censored yet

[@MrPwner911]

Shh, you, shh

[@hanspotterman]

Don’t jinx it

[@CASA-dy4vs]

Dawg

[@NoNope-tr7bt]

Record that scene before they chance it

[@Harold_the_Guy]

A crossover between these guys and oversimplified would be holy

[@vincentcunningham7885]

3 am release on the west coast is peak, keep up the killer animations mitsi

[@CcpCcp-sk6dt]

9:10 nah you did them all dirty

[@Cesar-i9b]

BEST END CREDITS EVER 10:05

[@RodericLeRepublicain]

Song name?

[@justsomestudent7271]

^^

[@williamschultz3294]

@@RodericLeRepublicain Sounds like an AI generated song. Couldn’t find an actual song of it.😢

[@YeetusDeletus-f5p]

Premieres on my Birthday! YIPEE!

[@mitsistudio]

Happy birthday 🎊 🎉

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Happy birthday

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Happy bd

[@ryanlim5940]

Happy Birthday! 🎂🎉🥳🎊🫡

[@FRENDIUSUES]

Happy birthday

[@ryanadams0922]

I give you props for being Brits and saying "y'all" the best you can with the best southern accent you can.

[@Dubblepurjo234]

1:46 skip ad if you want

[@SB.8087]

Thank you

[@titojuani20]

2:28 W accent, you did a great job with the accent

[@cheeseninja1115]

One eye opening event for me was reading up on the Civil War through the many letters and Memoirs by Union soldiers. You'll often find them being deeply racist and often dismissive of chattel slaveries true brutality. As they journey into the south this changes drastically. These boys from Michigan, Kentucky, or Illinois see slavery for the first time in it's most depraved fashions. There is a reason many of the Union Army speaking of their actions in such a righteous act. The south was a barbaric state that was fighting for the ability to keep other people as nothing but cattle to be bought and sold.

[@ExtantPerson]

Well said

[@olekcholewa8171]

Boys from Kentucky seeing slavery for the first time during the war? Kentucky was a border state where slavery was legal. You have no clue on what you're talking about.

[@olekcholewa8171]

Imperialist invading Yankees calling anyone barbaric, the irony 😂

[@olekcholewa8171]

Average righteous cause bullshit.

[@ExtantPerson]

@@olekcholewa8171 You know what’s actually barbaric? Slavery, and defending it. The Union was far from perfect, but they had without a doubt the moral advantage over the South.

[@levibartolo7105]

This is my favourite episode of Family feud

[@sheirkhair13]

bro i was waiting for this for an ENTIRE DAY and it was worth it

[@diqweed69]

"All warfare is based" -- Sun Tsu I had to

[@Pumpkin42O]

On what?

[@alfrancisbuada2591]

You guys chose a good song for this trailer

[@jennettecruz3993]

Bro is adding a sprinkle of fun in history 😱😱😱

[@hikitoho6502]

Dang I love this guy's humour

[@Kerorofan1990]

Grant earned the nickname "Unconditional Surrender" Grant for his tactics. Not because he surrendered, no. Because he gave the South two options: Surrender unconditionally or he would eff them up.

[@ryanlim5940]

Wait babe, we still need to watch the Mitsi Studio video first before opening the presents

[@BUMMY105]

This was probably one of the few videos I've watched on your channel that I felt was a bit too simplified. There were a lot of simple yet crucial details that would've given the video a little bit more umph. Like Lincoln constantly swapping Generals or Grant's record of nicknames. Or even Davis' hilarious attempt of escape. It all really felt too simple for what it could. Other than that, It was still an awesome video to watch. The animation was amazing as usual, and it covered the Civil War in decent detail for young upstarts to be -consumed by the endless amount of historical data- interested in either their local or world history. Good shit all around!

[@blackhatfreak]

State's Rights to do what?

[@RichardAlvino-y5t]

@@blackhatfreak to own slaves

[@B8BBB8B88BB8]

Yeah this one was extra lazy and the narrator is AI now ….

[@IDK-Productions]

The narrator is AI? Where'd you hear that?

[@Havox-]

I agree, I was going to edit my comment saying this but man... The animation is moving steady but everything else is falling short even compared to some of their earliest videos. I mean how do you mess up or at least forget the most minor details of the ABRAHAM assassination. Like I mentioned the weapon used is very easy to find out, it's one of the most iconic events in US history and wider even, but instead they just put in a revolver? It takes 1 minute for a 12yr to google the event and fix that mistake. And that's just one little tid bit, they left out so many other important or interesting facts about the entire war and instead shoved in some half baked jokes. It only takes a single day of research to know more than what the video is telling you. I think Mitsi is becoming sloppy as they grow. Either it might be an ego thing like "to big to fail" or "they'll always love our videos". I guess in summary this feels like a very low effort simplification. They started focusing so much on the graphics and animations that they forgot the core reason that makes the videos so entertaining, the actual history/simplification.

[@belgicanajan2720]

Would love to see a war game with that art style

[@P_D-px6iv]

Give it a few years and we might there's been a lot of good RTS games coming out lately!

[@Havox-]

Booth was in a much closer range, using a single loaded black powder pocket Derringer, not a six shooter. Booth limped across the stage with his broken leg after the fall.

[@Unfunny_loser]

Here are the best lyrics I could decipher for the most part, but I can't figure out that fourth line. "We're marching for the Union," "For freedom and the right," "To kick those confederates clear out of sight!" "They Claim its about states." "But we know their game!" "Its all About all them :[&&÷%'s!" "They should Feel the shame!" "Hoorah! Hoorah! Hoorah!" The generals are yelling, "Fight for the cause!" "But half of us wondered if anyone saw." "The fight's for liberty, the fight's for free!" "Yet some folks still deny what freedom should be?"

[@austinsanimations846]

I think they meant “ They claim it’s about states “

[@personalaccount4187]

I think it’s “It’s all about owning [&&¥%s]!” And the line after is “They should feel the shame” as opposed to ashamed.

[@thesacredstrap]

Many errors

[@thesacredstrap]

Also I song name

[@usmcdevildog3497]

Slap away Marvel's civil war to enjoy some history, yes please Great to see the last video this year, the next year being a blank canvas for new videos

[@HistoryBeyondBordersTV]

Reading the letters and memoirs of Union soldiers during the Civil War revealed a complex picture of racism and prejudice. While some soldiers displayed dismissive attitudes toward slavery, their firsthand accounts of the South's brutality as they encountered it firsthand were starkly different. The shocking realities of chattel slavery, experienced by these men from the North, changed their perspectives dramatically. This newfound understanding, coupled with the South's defense of the institution, fueled the righteous indignation expressed by many Union soldiers in their accounts.

[@TheNinjaCoby]

The first draft of American Declaration of Independence included that even enslaved people deserved equality and freedom, but at the continental congress they wanted to unify the colonies for war and removed that aspect in the final draft. 😅

[@JustRaton8761]

Never thought that Mitsi Studio would bless me with a Civil War video on my Birthday

[@Dubblepurjo234]

Happy

[@Dubblepurjo234]

Birthday

[@BaronVonMott]

I don't even want to think about the time and effort that must have gone into animating those big battle scenes! Fantastic work! 😁👍

[@ElytraotterStudioCreativity]

2:22 SOuth SWears

[@SNU99S]

Hope you are feeling better!

[@bwame]

As the child of Northerners growing up in South Carolina I can tell you that the 7th grade South Carolina History Class was INTERESTING. The main take away was that it was absolutely most definitely NOT about slavery in any way shape or form. It was 100% about State Rights.... (the right to have slaves lmao).

[@AmericanValorian]

The right for states to enforce and decide slavery for themselves, slavery was practically the only thing keeping those states economically together and because you don't want the federal government taking control of everything (which it slowly over the years has been) it only made sense to fight back and try to protect said right even if said right is completely wrong.

[@ExtantPerson]

@ Yeah, we all know what they would have decided if it was left to them. They were fighting to keep slavery, plain and simple.

[@AmericanValorian]

@@ExtantPerson The politicians we're fighting to keep slavery, the majority of Confederate soldiers and southerners didn't own or support slavery, it was the 20 to 30% that was making the money and fighting specifically for slavery.

[@karanaher5030]

​@@AmericanValorian1. The reason only a small portion of the population owned slaves is cause roughly 50% of the population were slaves (and thus couldn't own slaves) and cause women weren't allowed to legally own property. A better metirc is thus to see how many non slave families owned slaves, in which case roughly 60% of the non slaves owned slaves. 2. While many did not own slaves, over 80% of non slave owners (excluding the slaves) used slave labour either by renting or borrowing from slave owners.

[@derps8690]

@@AmericanValorian "the majority of Confederate soldiers and southerners didn't own or support slavery" yes, the majority of confederate soldiers absolutely supported slavery. we have tens upon tens of thousands of personal diaries/memoirs from confederate soldiers, including the "poor farmers," who state explicitly that while yes, they are fighting for their homes, that they're also fighting for slavery. confederate generals would often cite the defense of white supremacy and slavery as a rallying cry for their men before battle, including some of the generals who would go on to be "woke," like james longstreet. the idea of it being a war to preserve and expand slavery wasn't lost on these men, and they were eager to die for it. the southern population was just as complacent in their love for slavery. they weren't dumb... they realized that without slavery, their economy would collapse, and the idea of slaves being freed and integrated into southern society was just too much for them to bear. as for the confederate high command and the majority of the generals, they *were* slaveowners who vehemently supported its expansion.

[@Hike_and_Yap]

So many small detailed that you don’t mention but include in the animation I love this channel such high quality videos. Keep cranking them out 😘.

[@zoneoperator]

Fun fact, the American Civil was actually was this adorable and fun loving. Everyone had a great time.

[@0PanMan0]

*Man gets shot* "Now time for the sponsor for today's video! " That wasn't very civil even though the whole thing was called the civil war. :/

[@allenrogers6979]

Need that song

[@jayschaffer7520]

Are you referring to the one that starts at 9:30?

[@Jungle_Noodle]

@@jayschaffer7520 pretty sure

[@ben-ik3re]

Yed

[@ben-ik3re]

Yes

[@corn776]

Same bro

[@Leam-gh1lw]

3:15 CHECKMATE, LINCONITES!

[@potatoemployee9417]

They clearly didn’t watch it!

[@kangaroojack3288]

Grant was factually better

[@KrisaEatsRocks]

Ok bro 😂

[@SouthernGentleman]

socialist revisionist channel

[@clarkgabrielrbuena1106]

What a wonderful time of the year when this guy posts

[@Astraben]

Fun fact: Despite Grant´s reputation as a butcher and a slogger, his soldiers had a better survival ratio than Lee´s. Lee was just as aggressive, if not more, and just as ruthless.

[@LastSonOfByzantine]

Grant was a butcher he just tended to make the relatively simple choice to butcher his enemies rather than his own men.

[@attackmaster519]

Fun fact: Using cherry picked statistics to make a misleading point is a form of lying. Which to be fair, is something I'd expect from a Grantaboo. Grant and Lee were not the same generals, fighting the same exact battles. Using purely ratios is meaningless without any greater context.

[@Astraben]

@attackmaster519 AAAAAAAAAAWAY DOWN SOUTH IN THE LAND OF TRAITORS RATTLESNAKES AND ALLIGATORS RIGHT AWAY, COME AWAY RIGHT AWAY, COME AWAY WHERE COTTON'S KING AND MEN ARE CHATTELS UNION BOYS WILL WIN THE BATTLES RIGHT AWAY, COME AWAY RIGHT AWAY, COME AWAY

[@Mataslasbabas]

Difference is Grant had the manpower to replace them... Lee didnt

[@EvgeneXI]

His men also liked him. When he stood at the crossroads and sent them south rather than north they erupted in cheers and jubilations. Or so the story goes.

[@skibidirizzohio45]

We all know this video will be fire 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Cengizhan98]

i love how the slaves at 2:05 were prob just spawned with an particle emitter and the way how some clump together and are head over just makes it so much more funny hahaha

[@WringWraith171]

Great and funny video as always! My great great grandfather fought for the CSA in the 1st Virginian Cavalry. Was conscripted in 1861 and deserted in 1865 after Gettysburg. He was poor white trash and lost what little he had after the war, he moved North in 1880 to New Bedford Massachusetts and found work as a Whaler. He brought with him, his musket, belt buckle and a stack of CS bills, coins and warbonds, that I still have till this day. After the war my family has fought in WW1, WW2, Korea, Vietnam and Desert Storm. I am loyal to and adore this great land, but I'm still proud to have Rebel blood. Just thought this would be an interesting share!, to those who enjoy history :)

[@DanChesney-vd6ue]

He was white and poor, ok. But trash? What kind of person describes his heritage/ancestors like that and expects anyone to respect him or anything he says. “White Trash” wasn’t a term used back in those days so don’t try and tell me you’re simply referring to his socio-economic status.

[@WringWraith171]

The term "White Trash" was first used in 1821, and was very prevalent throughout the 1800's. Nevertheless, I am only describing my family how they were described to me. I am White Trash, and I am proud of it. Consider reading some history before criticizing strangers on the internet young buck. Bless your heart.

[@JTJSSG]

Just got off war thunder and going to take a break from it for the remainder of the year. War thunder sponsor jumpscare

[@Cheese_Man999-pv9lm]

7:52 you could say it ended in a “bang”

[@kittyvlekkie]

Fighting to free our black brothers and sisters, based

[@counqerland5490]

Not based all it’s caused is crime rate

[@saulspanco854]

They hate you Wyte boy

[@Quang_ding457]

@@counqerland5490Least subtle racist person:

[@counqerland5490]

@Quang_ding457 not racist just realist lol

[@counqerland5490]

@ just check crime per race

[@Vonspetfish]

This one almost made my intrusive thoughts win

[@TristanEdwards-od2pe]

Sorry to drop this but Lincoln an abolitionist, but opposed slavery and its expansion, let alone he basically had to get his arm twisted behind his back from pressure from abolitionists like cassius clay to sign the emancipation proclamation

[@jarroddivens8339]

Yeah, it was more of a political move than anything. I believe he said something to the effect “if freeing the slaves will preserve the Union I will do that. If keeping the slaves will preserve the Union I will do that.”

[@440SixPackEFI]

Also the Proclamation was more of a war measure by Lincoln, not much as grandstanding legislature from an egalitarian. Way too many people fail to understand the apathy or disregard most of the Union had about slavery, or blacks really

[@MrHonks92]

Wow! I am amazed how smooth your animation has become! Big fan!

[@abrahamzatarain547]

Man idk why I’ve been on a civil war binge but I’m glad this just got posted!

[@jayschaffer7520]

Anyone know the song that starts at 9:31 ?

[@Poland-br9mg]

It's a ai generator song

[@megaaggron9778]

@@Poland-br9mgyou can’t just say every song you don’t know is AI generated.

[@ChefPyro]

@@megaaggron9778 what is it then? The voice used in that song is an AI voice module

[@megaaggron9778]

@@ChefPyro I wrote the comments before the song said the hard R

[@ChefPyro]

@@megaaggron9778 okay bro

[@frontenlaufer1977]

This song kicks. whats irt called?

[@Poland-br9mg]

They said it was a ai generator song

[@P4Tri0t420]

5:46 I want a Game that is like that :D

[@IsaacMartin-wj8pm]

Play it then, It's actually that good! It's my fav!

[@DianneSimon-q6n]

You guys and Squire are the best channels that make history really enjoyable

[@Thegunn21ss]

Great video!

[@calivr21]

US and Dixie fighting each other 1:52 😂😂😂😂😂

[@林献初]

8:22 the gun used to kill lincon was a derringer pistol, not a colt single action army revolver

[@realmsofmyth1608]

No weapon in this video is accurate.

[@林献初]

Bruh

[@Drunken.sailor129]

8:17 no he did not use revolvers it was small flintlock pistols i think

[@Nightprideenclave_studio]

Let pretend that’s not a revolver

[@YaBoiRattler]

Caplock

[@joshuabarrett7486]

This will always be a fascinating and important portion of history. Great Vid!

[@dezmondw7927]

Mitsi studio.. Countless times ive wished your videos are even just 5 mins longer 🙌🏿 Thx for the content crew.

[@gwramim4807]

9:18 as a Bangladeshi i am honored even though we were roasted

[@HowieDewitt535]

I feel like there are a few inaccuracies here lol

[@catalinrud1560]

If Abrham Lincoln and John F Kennedy have something in common it is the fact that both of them had quite a mind-blowing time before their unfortunate deaths

[@abhinavvashisht5273]

Naww

[@catalinrud1560]

@abhinavvashisht5273 ya

[@wildheart58]

they were fairly openminded.

[@catalinrud1560]

@@wildheart58 Yes quite mind opening

[@MgoofyAaah]

its true but thats kinda messed up💀

[@mrmuhammedalfadhli]

"Well.....i guess this war isn't going to be civil....." Lincoln:" say that....again..."

[@Ditchhead]

I'm 35 years old, American, I've traveled all of States both north and south of the Mason-Dixon line, my grandfather wrote multiple book on civil war history and I myself have recovered artifacts from the battlefields of the south... and just now I learned it was South Carolina that was the first to succeed from a funny youtube vid.

[@zzormij5630]

7:58 LMAO look below the president

[@UnitedStatesEnclave4]

BRO I JUST NOTICED THAT!

[@overworlder]

offended everyone, 10/10

[@cinnatosdoge]

1:57 looks like RDR2 Caliga hall

[@林献初]

I got a plan, arthur

[@plooche]

I’m going to hold your hand wen I tell you this

[@PhysicalEngineering]

this is amazing dude

[@Vanspooon]

You guys definitely do sponsors the best out of every history channel

[@Rusty_Rat_Huntsman]

Fun fact, Robert E Lee was actually against slavery bc it went against his Christian views, and saw it as a horrific stain on America. He fought for the south solely bc he didn’t want to fight his own home state, and not bc of slavery. That’s why in many battles his officers would yell “for Virginia!” Rather than “for the south!” Like other states. He didn’t see it as fighting for the south, only fighting for Virginia

[@Willie5000]

I mean it still says a lot, he was more loyal to Virginia than he was to the U.S. as a whole, and even if he hated slavery it wasn’t enough of a problem to fight alongside the people who supported it.

[@Rusty_Rat_Huntsman]

@ that kind of thing is still true today though, a lot of ppl have way more loyalty to their state than to the federal government

[@flyingsquirrell6953]

He says this as he brutally beats slaves to the point he is known as an infamously cruel slave driver.

[@derps8690]

he said slavery was a moral and political evil in any society... but that it was also a necessary one to "instruct" the black race.

[@gabeflame7803]

Abraham Lincoln was actually somewhat quiet about slavery while taking office and before the start of the war, but southern secessionists knew he was an abolitionist beforehand from speeches and debates, so there was no hiding it, pushing their secession. Also, a lot of Christians justified slavery, with the famous argument that Cain from "Cain and Abel" was black, which is why they thought black people deserved to he punished. I don't know the ratio of Abolitionist to Secessionist Christian, but most all of America -- North AND South -- was devoutly Christian.

[@JeffEbe-te2xs]

Muslims had slaves too Even today

[@Inucroft]

The Anti-Slavery movement in Europe was primarily Christian in origin and nature. Hell, for the mainland UK slavery was defacto abolished (under Common Law) by William the Conqueror which led to the court ruling in 1798(ish). Making slavery in the British Mainland illegal by both common and court law. 1803 first Anti-Slavery law was passed in the Uk, and also empowered the Royal Navy to attack slave ships (they only used 2 ships cause they were busy Fighting France then also the US as a sideshow). Post Waterloo, the navy used it's full force to attack slavers and even blockaded Brazil for decades

[@allenrogers6979]

Well, a lot of Christians back then were just racist a******* So, of course, they'd find some b******* way to make the religion said that slavery is good.

[@Checkpoint_King]

He definitely wasn’t “quiet” about it. The famous debates between him and Stephen Douglass spent a majority of their time on the subject.

[@gabeflame7803]

@@Inucroft I was mainly referring to the American civil war, but you are in the right about historically Christians in Europe pioneering abolitionist movements. Though this being true may be where the misunderstanding came from about American's having a similar experience

[@Udhek]

*¡WE DID PIG WARS BEFORE ALL THIS NEW WAR SONNY!* -Your Average OverSimplified Fan

[@vyperhummer8182]

Lmao

[@RedIsaac-s2c]

The goat has finally posted 🎉

[@sergiojuanmembiela6223]

Nitpick: Emancipation was far from being Lincoln's top priority. His main goal was to avoid secession, and if that meant keeping slavery, he had given signals that he was willing to compromise. You could argue that was playing the long game (new states joining the Union were usually free states, so slave states were becoming a minority and slavery would eventually be outlawed. But at the moment of his election, he made clear that he was not going to push for abolition.

[@torrestadeo7145]

Can you do The Alamo next please

[@gto2898]

2:41, the southern accents are pretty accurate, lol

[@bruh.mp3.]

8:10 why is he holding a revolver it was a flintlock

[@Aries-kw6of]

Ik but it’s kinda stupid he didn’t use a revolver cus in 1860 people were using revolvers

[@brennanleslie850]

Your animations are crazy man.