The Entire History of England

[@this_is_history]

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[@WinstonCrosdale-h6d]

In God, all should put there trust.

[@marymoberg1184]

I’m starting to think the real reason ancient civilizations built monuments was just to make sure future generations had to study them.

[@samanthaannlee5255]

😂

[@LiaTheLight]

And we’re built sturdy enough to where it’s nearly impossible to completely destroy.

[@backattackjack3857]

I’ll probably say this on every video you make because I mean it: But the quality of your videos is so underrated. Soothing narration, great script and animations, story-telling, etc. 10/10

[@this_is_history]

Thank you!

[@ajav110]

its all perfect to fall asleep to 😅

[@Аккаунт-о1ю]

SOS. He talcs about Henry?I don't understand. I am from Russia.

[@alurmadhusudan4608]

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[@CommonSwindler]

Missed a big, MASSIVE thing about Henry II: COMMON LAW. It literally daily and directly impacts the lives of hundreds of millions of people across the globe even after nearly eight centuries.

[@schmitz4206]

The breakaway colonies would do well to learn and remember this 😂

[@backattackjack3857]

Can we get the history of Germany? Their late tribal reunification for a European country and being surrounded by empires, feeling threatened, leading to WW1 and then WW2 always interests me

[@scbond]

How’re you getting a 30 minute video covering just 1866 to the present day?!

[@gregoryjones9546]

​@@scbondGerman History Goes Back FARTHER Than The Existence Of Germany As A Unified Nation,It Is The History Of The Teutonic(Germanic) Peoples.

[@Bartsimpso130]

wth

[@ammohamed5320]

Did you know that England’s ancient history is filled with mystery and intrigue, often explored in captivating documentaries? One famous tale is of the Beaker People, an ancient civilization that arrived in England around 2500 BC, bringing pottery, metalwork, and new burial customs. Their influence can still be seen today in iconic sites like Stonehenge, often featured in "ancient history documentaries" that unravel the mysteries of prehistoric Britain!

[@Lakenbeer]

From the great hungarian plains!

[@satindergrewal6995]

@ammohamed5320 Britain has a history that can't be compared to any other nation Britain has been independent for hundreds of years safeguarding the British people and as for the second world war I thank God for the English Channel which was patrolled by The Royal Navy which in most people's eyes was the best in the world The US Navy in 2nd place Britain was just about good enough to test Adolf Hitler s strength in the air and sea

[@dominicfelixgbordoe3657]

I appreciate how this ancient history documentary provides a balanced perspective on such a complex era.

[@laurentfaulknerschilling]

British accent in a video about the British Empire, you already know this video is gonna be amazing

[@WillWright77]

That’s a Received Pronunciation ENGLISH accent. There are more ‘British’ accents than most non-British people realise.

[@samraatdash8236]

Because of England and its lovely language English, every character of Star Wars speaks impeccable English.

[@brianrodriguez9223]

Facts

[@Scampi95]

Absolutely knew nothing about my own country, thanks for this, I am proud to be English!

[@anfieldreds_1892]

lol what? I am an immigrant, from a former British colony, and learnt this growing up.

[@RandomVideos-kn3pf]

Me too I'm not English but I'm proud to be able to live in such a place with such historic wealth

[@markleon411]

Nicely presented. Much clearer and easier to understand than other videos I've seen on this subject.

[@this_is_history]

Glad it was helpful!

[@ciao9934]

its also not right

[@adelejayne8531]

this was a really good documentary really enjoyed watching it

[@adelejayne8531]

@@RebeccaQueen-ti1bk confused

[@عنادمطهر]

*Soothing narration, great script and animations, story-telling, etc. 10/10*

[@shafqatmansoor9704]

The history of England is rich and complex, stretching back thousands of years. One fun fact often highlighted in history documentaries is the influence of the Norman Conquest in 1066, a pivotal event in English history. When William the Conqueror of Normandy defeated King Harold at the Battle of Hastings, he not only took the English throne but also brought dramatic cultural and political changes. The Normans introduced feudalism, reshaped the English language by infusing it with French, and built iconic structures like the Tower of London. This event marked the beginning of a unified English monarchy and the transformation of medieval England into a powerful kingdom.

[@paulies5407]

The aristocracy spoke nothing but french for three hundred years after 1066. Old English was a slang language spoken by the Saxons and Angles that lived primary as farmers outside London. Then the Black Death happened, 50% of the population of London died, and that’s when old proto-English mixed with french, creating the language we speak today

[@Trecesolotienesdos]

this is excellently done!

[@MattNormanIFBBPro]

This video is done so well. Very clear and easy to follow start to finish

[@jacquelineroberts1133]

My sisters and I had a DNA test done to determine our ancestry. Turns out we are 99% English and only 1% Scottish. So being that the majority of our blood is of English origin, I have decided to learn the history of England, which is the land where my ancestors are from. Even though I was born in Florida and live in the USA, that does not retract from my English heritage at all.

[@Rebmulrooneyward]

Wow even I am apparently only 44% English and I am English born in England. I hope you can come visit someday you would be very welcome.

[@aaronism187]

Hahahahaha is this even possible. I mean 99% I'm almost certain it's impossible. Or so rare that it's paramount to impossible.

[@adam007ize]

When you say English, what do you mean? That 99% of your ancestry in 1500 was English? 99% pre Norman conquest? 99% pre Viking invasion? 99% pre Roman conquest? Or even 99% pre Celtic? There’s a huge difference between all those claims, I’m trying to understand what you’re claiming your ancestry to be. 100’000 years ago all of your human ancestors would be in Africa, but what is it that you are attempting to claim 🤷‍♂️

[@johnaddidi3812]

Wow huge news I mean who would think a European American would have roots in Europe

[@winstons2024]

I'd take those heritage tests with a pinch of salt

[@esmaamoon]

Great content and nice channel

[@cristianmartanov1941]

Subscribed! Great video. please do more countriessss!

[@itsoveryoufoundmychannel]

My family has had a weird past my grandad moved from South Africa to England he married my nan in England and had my mother my dads side is more closer his mom was welsh and his dad was Scottish so I guess I’m all of them

[@Trecesolotienesdos]

for a thirty minute video, you presented a through overview of all the major facets of English history. Kudos!!

[@Doyouknowgeography]

A fun fact about the history of England that ties into "history documentary" is that the iconic British history documentary series "A History of Britain" by historian Simon Schama helped to reignite public interest in the country’s rich past. This series, which aired in the early 2000s, captivated audiences with vivid storytelling, showcasing pivotal moments such as the Norman Conquest, the Tudor dynasty, and the English Civil War, turning historical events into compelling visual narratives that brought England’s past to life for a new generation.

[@satindergrewal6995]

I felt good knowing the young man taking centre stage in this video was about the same age as me This group can be very proud of the achiements and more importantly done Britain proud that such great talent that came from England n Island nation

[@priyanshusharmakashyap]

Great video and storytelling 👏

[@Rbsol-27]

Great video thank you

[@phreshmemphis]

it was going very well up to 1700's and then a quick skip in time to the 1900's, what happened there ?!

[@quintinastaley6335]

I love this video I’ll probably watch it a few times to absorb all the history thanks so much

[@chaganlalmeghwal2590]

Watching this ancient history documentary about England feels like catching up on the ultimate family drama-except everyone’s in armor, speaking fancy, and still arguing about who gets to sit on the throne! 🍿👑

[@coolowen7]

Incredibly well done video!

[@Therealstokie]

Great video

[@FormulaProg]

We need a longer video. England is the most important country in human history.

[@d2bsyy]

nah egypt is the most important bro

[@FormulaProg]

@@d2bsyy ancient Egypt has far less impact on the modern world. You're speaking our language and the world can communicate because of it, nothing is more important than the words we speak, they're the most important tools we have. Not to even get started on 20th century music and the impact that has had.

[@T9x610]

@@d2bsyy Egypt??! This is such an embarrassing take, and this is coming from an American.

[@jamellfoster6029]

​@@FormulaProgExactly 💯!!!!

[@annunakian8054]

The difficulties facing citizens (especially the lower class) after the Black Plague mirror the difficulties we currently face after covid was unleashed upon the world...

[@jasongray4517]

The lower class? I had no idea people still used that expression. I thought it had died out about the same time we stopped referring to black people as 'coloureds'.

[@annunakian8054]

@@jasongray4517 upper, mid & lower economic...😅😅😅

[@jasongray4517]

​@@annunakian8054 Whatever next? Plebs? Oiks? The great unwashed?

[@annunakian8054]

@@jasongray4517 you've got to be joking...they use that terminology in the news ALL THE TIME...💀😭

[@adamizghouti4777]

No it absolutely does not

[@RelicRevelationss]

Amazing and informative video. like it 😍

[@xexeia]

Amazing. Thank you.

[@taqiyasir8086]

A great country that gave so much to the world

[@aoibhinncorcoran817]

They took literally everything lol even the entirety of north America

[@bigcharva909]

​@@aoibhinncorcoran817and we care why... we don't care hahahaha

[@aoibhinncorcoran817]

@@bigcharva909 you don’t need to care, it’s not your problem. The world just think you’re all bellends.

[@bigcharva909]

​@@aoibhinncorcoran817I'd love for you to say that to my face and to see what would happen to you big man

[@bigcharva909]

​@@aoibhinncorcoran817call me a bellend to my face and I could guarantee you wouldn't be standing for long

[@wilsonalmeda4506]

Greatly informative

[@titusajayi2172]

So that's where the bloody Mary song came from

[@cindys.9688]

This was so interesting and very well done.🙂

[@ukuk179]

Excellent summary

[@historiers]

Great video

[@hofwar]

Very good video! Thank u ❤

[@just_hris]

Hannoverian dynasty pulled the biggest heist.

[@kingdomofgarvin3432]

Good Job

[@jasonjames8739]

Excellent content!

[@rizzlafromgcity]

The entire history of England in 30 minutes as if

[@pieceofvermin]

England, not Britain

[@nathhrowl]

Love my country 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 🇬🇧

[@MayaLarsen-y3r]

Elizabeth I was indeed a great Queen but even she had flaws of her own and commited terrible acts in her rein.One she killed her own cousin and rival Queen Mary Stuart and she executed many of those who disobeyed her.

[@waynenash6008]

To be fair Mary pushed her to the limit,, most monarchs would have executed her far earlier

[@Alan-gh8X]

​@@waynenash6008very true

[@MatnorIsmail-d7g]

Very good video👍🙏

[@plesairina1279]

Hi. If you don't mind could you give me a Riviu for this video? We have a homework to do a Riviu and I don't know English very well.

[@lindaschulman1789]

Who is the narrator?? Great job!!

[@n.p.murugan8505]

Very very thank you so much bro this video world peoples important video❤❤❤❤

[@MrReconnaissence]

Fast forward to 2024 ....look at the state of it now.

[@ananthu8534]

An area of a tiny island which went on to become the greatest empire the world have ever seen❤.

[@juanmorales5133]

King Felipe II was king of England and Ireland with Mary I and a few year later the Engkush armada led by Francis Drake the purate defeated in Spain 1589.

[@Someone-le4xo]

I love England ❤

[@SJ_Killy]

Great video but i’m surprised the Napoleonic wars were not mentioned. Seams like we skipped the 1800s a bit

[@highlandergunn9240]

England Didnt exist in the british isles till the Anglo (the English) Saxons arrived in 451 - 452 A.D. Before that england was located on the mainland. England and English were the ANGLES Not british, not Celtic, not Roman

[@tecumseh4095]

No! He did more research than you

[@highlandergunn9240]

@@tecumseh4095 incorrect. The words england and English come from the Angles who were NOT in the British isles before 451 AD. They lived on MAINLAND Europe before 451AD. I'm sorry you can't understand this, perhaps YOU should do some research

[@tecumseh4095]

@@highlandergunn9240 Post your narrated version of the History of England video for us to compare

[@highlandergunn9240]

@@tecumseh4095 just because someone dosent have a video dosent change the truth. Read a book 📙

[@tecumseh4095]

@@highlandergunn9240 Just because you don’t agree with the video doesn’t make it false. I am pretty sure the narrator read a book to make this content. So maybe I would read the same history book he read.

[@siikliidii3380]

good video but the history of England is worthy of more than a mere 30 minutes lol

[@14civsendhuranr82]

I want history of canada🇨🇦🇬🇧

[@scbond]

Would struggle to fill a 30 minute video 😂

[@micahistory]

yes

[@micahistory]

@@scbond who said it needs to be 30 minutes

[@AiGeneratedWaluigi]

Settler Canada is just “we moved here, now we get independence”

[@micahistory]

@@AiGeneratedWaluigi same could be said of all the countries in the americas

[@KhalidkhanKhalidkhan-t1z]

England great country

[@kingdomofgarvin3432]

Do one about Trinidad and Tobago

[@LK--bq3ok]

What’s mad is that people still think this is how it all started a lot more to it than they let on definitely am not having that it went from Celts tribes straight to massive army’s

[@mrdeathgaming1457]

England is what we all want to be! Not for the name but the Integrity!

[@philiplahm2420]

Please do documentry on Jan pieterszoon coen..

[@Valhalla88888]

England was destroyed by the Normans in 1066, there was no King or Queen of England after 1066 these were Norman Kings and Queens as most English nobility had been wiped out by the Normans, and these Normans spoke French.

[@pt_1070]

The Normans did a number on the English nobility, true, but never mind, the Norman French gradually became 'English' over time and there was Dutch and German 'nobility' to take over in the centuries to come. People are still bowing and doffing their hats to them to this day.

[@darkstarr2321]

@@pt_1070 Much of the aristocracy still to this day descends from the Normans

[@waynenash6008]

The country wasn't just the nobility,, the normans eventually followed English laws followed English customs, and spoke in English,, they were desperate to be seen by the English,, as English,, to the point Edward 111, had the dragon flag of Wessex flown before the battle of crecy

[@keithfernandes7350]

Being Indian but definitely not ashamed of the bloodline being added to European ancestry it is time to reclaim our lost heritage ❤❤

[@Reza-tv3wf]

So basically...everybody from all over europe has ruled england atleast once

[@Three_Lions-1986]

Including the English

[@Anglo_Saxon1]

Seen as though Kings and Queens of England have ruled over a massive part of the World,I suppose it evens out 😂

[@bigcharva909]

NO!

[@bigcharva909]

How's everyone ruled England at once pure 🔔 end

[@siikliidii3380]

Yeah. We’ve been raped, pillaged and plundered more than anyone but you dont hear us crying and begging for reparations.

[@sohrabamiri7917]

How England created from which century be for medieval times

[@mrdeathgaming1457]

oh to be a fly on the wall thru the ages!

[@micahistory]

good video but why did you skip nearly everything in the last 300 years. It was arguably the most interesting part

[@NathanDayspring-re4ok]

King Henry the 8th and Count Dankula bear a striking resemblance.

[@zachhiggins1668]

Thanks hank

[@hellogloom]

2:33

[@MrCheat-rh8eu]

good present

[@glennabate1708]

Romans didn’t know what England was because the Anglo Saxons had not settled the country yet it was called Britannia.

[@Dayztrips]

Cause it had Britons on it Celtic tribes

[@JosuexMejiax818]

The narrator forgot to include the family tree of Queen Elizabeth...

[@MA-gh9op]

beautiful

[@this_is_history]

Thank you! 😊

[@MA-gh9op]

@@this_is_history Thank you for replying ! keep up the great work !

[@Learnenglishwithgoran]

I would like to make video about Chinese history or Serbian history ,you do good job.

[@fsrgopro5985]

you need to do a Scottish history of everything including the Royal Scottish Family that they still exist

[@Alan-gh8X]

Do they

[@teamvisiox5171]

We need a scottish history pls

[@cityzens634]

The English are a remarkable people.

[@LovethyNeighbour1011]

Would have been good about Simon De Montfort and Henry III. Real start of parliament. Not Edward I

[@juanmorales5133]

The brithis empire lasted 100 years only until Angloamerican helped by the Spanish pushed English back to the isle.

[@sriramb6497]

Can you please make a video on Roman Empire Mongol Empire Spartan Empire Samanid Empire Srivijaya Empire Ottoman Empire Oyo Empire Ethiopian Empire Fatimid Caliphate Durrani Empire Dutch Empire French Empire German Empire Empire of Brazil Ayutthaya Kingdom Britannic Empire Chinese Empire Egyptian Empire Ancient Greek Civilization Maya Civilization please make a video on this

[@scbond]

Not asking much, are you?! Also, the “Brazilian Empire”…the fuck?!

[@gregoryjones9546]

​Brazil Became Independent As A Monarchy,The Empire Of Brazil When A Prince From The Portuguese Royal Family Declared Brazil Independent And Proclaimed Himself Emperor As Pedro I,Look It Up.

[@trumptontally3383]

Good start when the first thing I see is my fair isle about 4 times the size it actually is. As usual. 😂

[@giebekaqweit1832]

There’s no England no more

[@castro7362]

So when the glacier melted,cavemen where trapped.

[@darkodarko147]

Quiet chaotic

[@anthonyhue1190]

Nicely left out slavery…I see what you did there

[@cityzens634]

England was the first country to end it

[@anthonyhue1190]

@@cityzens634 and?

[@cityzens634]

@@anthonyhue1190 Unless you can come back with a sentence that’s properly constructed I will choose to ignore you.

[@anthonyhue1190]

@@cityzens634the irony of your response isn’t lost on me. You began the interaction with an un-punctuated comment but are now requiring property constructed sentences? 🤣🤣🤣🤣. Batty bwoy guh suck yuh madda I hope that’s constructed well enough.

[@zahidBaloch-qn1pp]

Summary Romans , Germanic tribes invasion , viking invasion 1066, Spanish armada,ruling India and north America WW1, ww2 what's next Ww3 ??

[@alynwillams4297]

Roman history has nothing to do with the English. That was the Welsh.

[@foylad4862]

Were the allies victorious? First City to be rebuilt after the war Berlin. And United Kingdom get a German queen 😂 unrecognized regime.

[@NikHuhr]

*Woo! Heck yeah, fuckin England dude! Hell yeah dude!*

[@thenarrativehistory]

Interesting

[@goldenmcclean1783]

unfortunately, this lovely country is going is going down and there is no hope to stop that!

[@PrinceofEngland88]

God's Country, Mighty England.

[@neilwarburton3683]

They all tried but never beat the peasantry ffs

[@ULFISHGETTER]

I took an ancestry DNA kit and I know those aren’t 100% accurate but do give you an idea. My entire life I thought I was Northern Irish and Scottish. Being born in Appalachia in Eastern Kentucky those ancestries are the most common. Turns out I am: 74% English 11% Welsh 11% Scandinavian 3% Irish Due to my ancestry being majority English I have decided to learn as much as I can about England. The Scandinavian makes sense due to the Viking invasions of England. I didn’t know I would be this much English. Heres to my ancestors. Proud of my Anglo-Saxon heritage.

[@taylormade2826]

It's mad how Americans are proud to be Irish, Scottish and anywhere else other than England. Are the English looked down upon in America?

[@ULFISHGETTER]

@@taylormade2826 yeah kinda. I traced my ancestors all the way back to England on my paternal side, but my 5 great grandfather fought in the continental army as a LT. So we weren’t loyalists. I am proud of being English. I think it’s just the boring answer.

[@icelern2123]

Glad you’re proud of our history mate 🇬🇧🇺🇸 💪

[@taylormade2826]

@ULFISHGETTER would you say it was down to the civil war? I just don't understand the romantiscm towards Ireland, Scotland etc, English history is fascinating we are a small island who had a huge empire I think maybe we've been deliberately painted in a negative light in the American education system

[@SatyaMishra-zr1fm]

Who else is here from the subcontinent 🇮🇳🇦🇫🇱🇰🇧🇩🇵🇰...?

[@Ares47144]

Afganistan would be in central asia, so would be half of Pakistan which has iranian or afgan descent. Subcontinent of pakistan would be punjab and sindh

[@chaudhryakhtarjaved6442]

Me

[@KharKhar-dr1kt]

Historically there was no subcontinent also the British could never apply direct rule upon Punjab or Sindh as the natives always rebelled against rule. Learn history of the Sikhs or even the muslims of Punjab and Sindh.​@@Ares47144

[@KharKhar-dr1kt]

Afghanistan and Pakistan isn't in the subcontinent and that us a false term created by the British for a false unity that was never there. Even Punjab and Sindh was separate

[@vipulparmar6974]

​@@Ares47144take ur propaganda elsewhere,ethnicity doesnt define geographuc area or else australia would be part of europe and carribean part of africa , afghanistan has influence of india in the form of buddhism, conquered by maurya,mughal,gupta empire,plays cricket like south asia

[@golgumbazguide...4113]

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[@tonyk3912]

English is not the worlds most spoken language Mandarin is nearly 3 times more popular, followed by Spanish

[@murmursmeglos]

You're thinking native speakers, as in their first language. Add in those that can speak multiple languages, English has about 3-4 million more speakers than Mandarin.

[@uzaidgurjee4798]

That’s native speakers.

[@arthurcasanova5664]

Spanish is more spoken than English.

[@noelogara1]

It's the influence of the English language that makes it the most important language in in the world today. USA,Canada, British Isles, India, Australia and NZ, Scandinavia, S Africa and most of Africa. Stock markets worldwide, the Internet, Google, X and Facebook. etc. etc.

[@darkstarr2321]

@@arthurcasanova5664 In terms of number yes, in terms of most widely spoken it is English