The History of South America: Every Year

See the entire history of South America animated as native states rose and fell and colonies sprung and gained independence over time.
Special thanks to this video for giving me great data on Amazonian settlement: • 👁 Evolução Territorial...
and this video for Argentina's "Conquest of the Desert": • The History of Argenti...
Music used:
Leblon by Kevin MacLeod
Link: incompetech.filmmusic.io/song...
License: creativecommons.org/licenses/b...
Sardana by Kevin MacLeod
Link: incompetech.filmmusic.io/song...
License: creativecommons.org/licenses/b...
Volatile Reaction by Kevin MacLeod
Link: incompetech.filmmusic.io/song...
License: creativecommons.org/licenses/b...

[@EmperorTigerstar]

Thanks for over a million views everyone!

[@calm1tbh]

np

[@letherbel5605]

Friend you put something that has to do with Brazil in the video so most views are from Brazilians

[@martinjkt]

Weno.

[@lovelybridge546]

You still get it wrong with Guyana and Venezuela tho. If you go back in the books you will see that Guyana owns a big part of Venezuela and then after the 1900, it's changed. 🤦‍♀️ like y'all people don't read book.

[@0rangevlad]

Yay!

[@angel6788]

1630 - 1650 Netherlands: Can I join guys? Spain-Portugal: No.

[@MegaBronsky1]

The dutch conquer Valdivia in Southern Chile..but abandoned It soon after...Lost a great oportunity to conquer South of Chile and Argentina

[@LeafNJ]

*Spain

[@wewouldbebetterunited9931]

@@MegaBronsky1 and lose

[@MegaBronsky1]

@@gastonhitw720 actually no...the dutch and mapuche were allied against the spanish...the Mapuche even recognize this dutch land...and cooperate with them...they leave in his own will....to indonesia 😟

[@Sorellalunamistica]

@@MegaBronsky1 there's a city from dutch immigrants in Brazil called Holambra

[@1Barocio]

You are not a good neighbor if you didn't take some of Bolivias land

[@Karifi]

1Barocio lol. poor bolivia

[@ruans.p.5323]

We, Brazilians, we bought Acre.

[@canalsilencioso9397]

Muriel Ruan S. P. Indepedencia ao acre !!!

[@ruans.p.5323]

Nem adianta espernear.

[@cisplatinamapping3071]

Why give independence to dinossaurs?

[@milkycat6901]

I love how villian music plays when Portugal and Spain arrive

[@jmundi2002]

Jajajajajajaja

[@doctorballs8309]

Joan Salas kkkkkkkkkk

[@KamepinUA]

Videogame boss music

[@gamerfox2654]

Lol

[@matiassalvatore1931]

😂👍

[@TheGirard62]

Everyone: decolonize France: no, i don't think i will

[@nicolaszan1845]

Hey, same deal as with many caribbean islands and the Falklands really.

[@draftyart8842]

and created a space station in

[@Guy2Fawkes]

@@nicolaszan1845 But in the Falklands live english people, not local

[@CaptainApathetic]

@@Guy2Fawkes The local people in French Guiana voted against autonomy in 2010, they seem to like their status as a french overseas department (an integral part of France not connected to the mainland. They are a part of the EU and they can freely travel and live in any part of the scavenge area, and Europeans can do the same in Guiana

[@donttellthem2280]

Britain too

[@harryjones9482]

Every things calm and then Portugal comes in DUN DUN DUN

[@xdboy1889]

Its Harry 123 XD

[@duduchannel6729]

I'm dying HAHAHAHAHAHA

[@theodorekleinsasser2698]

lol poor incas . how were they supposed to know that their empire would be taken from them so quickly

[@amotaba]

Its Harry 123 Viva a colonização! Viva o Brasil! Viva Portugal que nos colonizou!!!

[@CondorFlyingHigh]

Os indios que morreram por causa da colonização portuguesa nao tem motivo pra celebrar, cara. Pense nisso.

[@matheus_ooliv]

Ecuador and Brazil: hey, we are neighbors Peru: hang in there

[@cseijifja]

The land was aleay peruvian , same with the land " brazil took from bolivia" , the treaty was between brazil and peru for the territory.

[@duck2895]

The war of 41 victory of Peru more territori

[@ricardogomez9216]

@Fabio Restrepo muy interesante...

[@europamais5117]

@@cseijifja Vea por qué la tierra pertenece a Brasil, nunca perteneció a Bolivia. Con la Unión Ibérica (1580-1640), aunque los dominios extranjeros en el extranjero continuaron estando teóricamente separados, es cierto que ambos españoles entraron en territorios portugueses sin grandes problemas, y los lusitanos entraron en tierras españolas, estableciéndose y obteniendo así títulos de propiedad que sería respetada por la diplomacia posterior. Esta perspectiva sobre la cuestión de las fronteras durante la Unión es inexacta ya que continuó existiendo una rivalidad entre los dos pueblos, pero esto explica en parte esta expansión. Por lo tanto, se establecieron algunas de las futuras fronteras terrestres de Brasil. A lo largo del paseo marítimo, los portugueses extendieron sus dominios desde la bahía de Paranaguá hasta el río Oiapoque (antes de que los extremos en la costa fueran Cananéia e Itamaracá). Durante este período, se conquistaron muchas regiones del noreste y norte (desde Paraíba hasta Grão-Pará y casi todo el Amazonas). También hubo una gran expansión hacia el sur (donde las banderas de caza indias destruyeron los asentamientos jesuitas españoles en el actual oeste de Paraná, en el centro Rio Grande do Sul y Mato Grosso do Sul, que contribuyeron a incorporar estos territorios en el actual Brasil)

[@borams3747]

@Fabio Restrepo amigo na sabes historia Ecuador siempre fue un país si no te suena el virreinato de quitus ya existia

[@billetede2peso113]

Argentina: *Becomes independant* Spain: well at least we still have Chile and Perú San Martin: *no*

[@danielrojas-db9nq]

Thank you San Martín. greetings from Chile.

[@alegid2765]

Independencias y revoluciones para todos decía la Argentina xD

[@nombreapellido9175]

Argentina no existia (did not exist) si que su comentario no tiene sentido y san martin solo es trascendente en (important) en Argentina and Peru, you have many likes from Argentina and Peru 👍👏.

[@danielrojas-db9nq]

@@nombreapellido9175 es verdad. en Chile San Martin no es tan importante ni tan conocido como en Argentina y Perú, probablemente porque se lleva demasiado crédito. de todas formas lo saludé para que quedemos bien entre países.

[@nombreapellido9175]

@@danielrojas-db9nq Si, da igual es youtube cosas de internet saludos

[@dogethedog3366]

1:30 *Portugal joined the game* 1:33 *Spain joined the game*

[@k8supremo]

01:48 Inca Empire left the game, gg

[@alegid2765]

2:48 Argentina Join in The game and invite several more

[@gabiluzin8876]

Na verdade foi a ordem de Cristo que chegou ao Brasil, eles são como uma segunda cruzada só que portuguesa e sim o Brasil é um país com raízes totalmente cristãs ;----;

[@gabiluzin8876]

DEUS VULT

[@lucasbrauneconteudos]

2:51 Empire Of Brazil Joins In The Game 3:08 Empire Of Brazil Left In The Game gg

[@connorkuhl8972]

omg the change of music when the europeans come xD

[@JohnInferno17]

Swag Lord Holy Shit! I had my volume off, but thanks to you now I can feel the same 😂

[@EdwardGhost]

Incas would be like: THA HORROORRR!!!!!

[@ym6294]

That's the whole point they were brutal the Spaniards. Well at least in the beginning. honestly later on Colonial Spain wasn't that bad compare to British or Portuguese.

[@thomasprent2179]

Memphis DBz Oh oh, found the black supremacist

[@drawdrawer475]

Memphis DBz At least they are more intelligent than many others... Like BLACK... Ops, did I say something wrong???

[@ElMapadeSebas]

This is impressive, the dates are so accurate. Congrats!

[@blablasaurusrexass2103]

O MY GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD

[@israel2045]

Hola

[@sagamaster124]

Xd

[@sagamaster124]

@@israel2045 jjajajaj alvin A

[@jackrodrixd]

Hey salúdame , sigo tus videos

[@sirbjergsen308]

literally every single european nation: hey guys, can we get a piece of land too? spain and portugal: nah mate we're fine.

[@JNRaudersant]

@Algotnis no

[@Buto.7103]

@Algotnis no

[@thatsaboat2882]

I don’t know what Algotnis said but no

[@extraknight2490]

@Algotnis No

[@jurik2209]

Greetings and respect to all countries in South America from Poland 🇵🇱♥️🇦🇷🇧🇷🇧🇴🇨🇱🇪🇨🇬🇾🇨🇴🇵🇾🇵🇪🇸🇷🇺🇾🇻🇪🇹🇹

[@claudiofernando1678]

Thanks a lot we appreciate 🙂

[@ricardosousa9085]

Thanks dear 🤝🏼

[@augustin5611]

You forgot 🇫🇷🇬🇧

[@cebollin3802yui]

❤️

[@santiagobarbero1744]

Lets go polandball!

[@leonsrc]

I love the 1:30... -Cuzco: What a beautiful continent! -Portugal: Hell no *music changes*

[@luisdavila8397]

Then the Spanish came and fucked more things up

[@Inkalist_001]

Que haces aquí 😕 vuelve a la comunidad!

[@diegoalonjimz291]

Peruvian Mapper hola

[@diegoalonjimz291]

Peruvian Mapper un hispano XD

[@diegoalonjimz291]

Peruvian Mapper tmb soy de perú XD

[@Marina-ps2yo]

Now u see kids? Brazilian people talk in PORTUGUESE, not spanish. Thank you.

[@Marina-ps2yo]

Kevin Velásquez wtf

[@ZEROZERO-xx3qm]

vão se foder melgas, sempre a correr atrás dos líderes, sempre a copiar.

[@Radooken]

Kevin Velásquez According to history, Spanish is a broken Portuguese dialect :)

[@Inseut]

Kevin Velásquez honestly what the fuck

[@vicentelopez00]

Portuguese and gallego languages are similar. Gallego was first. It means that portuguese is a copy of gallego. The kingdom of Galicia was first than Portugal, also.

[@mrronron7328]

All south american countries : *Fight each other* French Guyana : *Take a sit and watch*

[@rdt7]

It's Right LOL , i'm french (who's born in Argentina but of a French family) and it's funny to see after 400 years French Guyana is always French Sorry if my English is not very good, i hope you understand

[@GigaBigMonsterChad]

¡Todas las Guyanas deberían pertenecer a Brasil!

[@laureane5454]

El Françès actualy no. French Guiana lost half of it’s territory to Brazil and the colony near Rio to Portugal. During napoleon wars and with the portuguese crown now sattled at Rio as the portuguese empire, the brazilian colony army invaded French Gyana as retaliation. The capital Cayene was invaded by some artillery division that until now it’s a historical division used by the brazilian army in cerimonials. You can search for “ baterias cayene” on youtube, that’s it’s name. French Guiana was held back to France along the treaty of napoleon surrender. The brazilian state of Amapá is exactaly the half of Guiana that Brazil didn’t heald back. Some decades after the brazilian independence, the French Guiana gov declared the anexation of Amapá. But the gov of Amapá with the few brazilian and a militia of farmers and merchants defeated the french army in Guiana again (that was small as well), a battle of about 1000 soldiers against 2000 soldiers, that small.

[@laureane5454]

French Guyana lost half of it’s territory when Rio(Brazil) became the adm capital of the portuguese empire and the king’s royal city. As a retaliation of the Napoleon invasion of PT, the brazilian colonial army invaded Cayene, the capital of FG. Brazil has historical artilleries for every neighbor capital they raised theier flag allready. The Cayene artillery. The Assunção artillery. The Montevideo artillery.

[@lucasgabriel-vl5fk]

in the 60's a Brazilian President almost went to war to annex French Guyana but was deposed by the military before he could.

[@new_donker7189]

0:19 Ｎｏｒｔｅ　Ｃｈｉｃｏ

[@KauBloxBra2006]

Kkkkkkkkkk

[@ivosanthiago1453]

Kkkkkkk

[@SiberianScytheYT]

norte is north and chico is guy... north guy.

[@iceplus3781]

@@SiberianScytheYT Chico is a word too for "small" North Small

[@SiberianScytheYT]

@@iceplus3781 oh right i forgot, but still, *N o r t h S m a l l*

[@presidenttogekiss635]

Poor Inca, they took to long. They couldn't even enjoy their empire.

[@Saiputera]

President Togekiss yeap took to long to even reach the end of the contiment. Unlike european takes only a few years to reach the end

[@saidzand7261]

Ryan lex Europeans were exploring Incas were building and conquering

[@enriquefau8974]

'Enjoying'... They were enslaving, torturing and executing people of their own and natives from minor tribes among other unspeakable actions... Ripping off the heart of a living person in the name of a god? Yeah that's totally fine, that's 'enjoying' the empire.

[@DavidCelestialKnight]

culture inca had a cooperative society, I am Peruvian, Incas were very different from the Aztecs or Mayans. The Conquest of the Incas was diplomatic, those defeated in war joined the empire. Slavery did not exist, Incas had a system similar to the European Feudal, known as Mitimaes.

[@insectilluminatigetshrekt5574]

Enrique FAU Your talking about the Aztecs

[@Snoflakes_1]

1450 The Inca Empire slowly explores into the unknown territories of South America... 1492: Europe: "Hey look, another continent, LETS CONQUER THE LIVING HELL OUT OF IT"

[@andreascovano7742]

It' ours now

[@matthewhartley4080]

Kevin Spee they were not unknown territories, they killed and slaved everyone in their way to expand their empire.

[@Snoflakes_1]

니로다 가미니 파띠바다 아리야사까 드까 Sounds like what the Europeans did in Africa, so Im using it as a standard : P

[@JurzGarz]

"Slowly explores" is the last word you should use to describe Incan expansion. They conquered most of the Andes in fifty years. That's actually incredibly fast.

[@solk.posner7201]

They actually the Inca Empire would try in their best abilities to expand peacefully by diplomacy and royal marriage. If this option failed, then war would be used. This wars though were very brutal. In the end, they were going to be always conquered one way or the other. But the Inca Empire would try to be peaceful with their conquered subjects. Not sure if they would enslave them.

[@Shokan-mm8sj]

3:06 *Julio Argentino Roca has entered the game*

[@zoe_luz_]

:)

[@perulindo339]

ojala la crisis los mate

[@valentinavoltolini1853]

@@perulindo339 Re agresivo el chavon jajjs

[@mauricioaguilar7227]

Patagonians: Why i heard boss music? *"Conquista del desierto intensifies"*

[@KarmaTheNarrator23]

Manifest Destiny 2, electric bogaloo

[@erikraphael5552]

1:44 French Rio de Janeiro

[@tamanduamirinho3747]

that was the war of guanabara bay, france stayed for a while in what is now the airport of santos dumont, and soon they were expelled by the indians and portuguese of colonial brazil. its a interesting story.

[@Infantryprod]

''France''

[@Mercure250]

Rivière de Janvier

[@mr.washingtonsbuddy.8454]

@@tamanduamirinho3747 there's a movie about this, it's called Red Brazil (Vermelho Brasil). Pretty good although not 100% historically correct

[@awilbroappears]

1:30 1499 *Knock Knock* -Who's there? -Europe.

[@giuliorobertoful]

Maréchal Sacrebleu its the usa With boats Armed boats

[@vinifalleroliveira]

Giulio Roberto ???

[@giuliorobertoful]

I though you was talking about a video that have this exact line LOL

[@mighelcrafter4426]

NEW WORL MANNNNNNNNNNN

[@mighelcrafter4426]

NEW WORLD HELLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL

[@user-px4pb5xr3y]

So cool that you've showed river exploration! That's always very important, especially for russians, americans(+canadians), romans and brazilians.

[@user-px4pb5xr3y]

What's the first guitar music? Also, watched RED ALERT BRAZIL! video. Amazing job!

[@mighelcrafter4426]

I am brazilian

[@ZOMBIEo07]

+Mighel Crafter Holy shit you are brazilian? OMG

[@thiaguinhodabaixada4770]

isso mesmo

[@k8supremo]

2:52 (Bolívia) - Temos mar toma Paraguai 3:06 (Chile) - Não mais

[@efxnews4776]

Paraguay: Eu quero ter mar! Brazil, Argentina and Uruguay: Hell NO!

[@fenomozo9108]

Everything changed when the European nation attacked

[@ramonsonagudelo5199]

Jajajajja XD the nation of fire...

[@suiccity6926]

Now its the opposite loool

[@benjaminacuna142]

shield&sword peace yes

[@PVPTawa]

shield&sword peace Idiot, natives were killing themselves before the Europeans arrived, some of their civilizations even sacrificed humans. Most natives that died when the Europeans arrived, died due to disease, you can still find natives in south america to this day, and alot of them mixed with Europeans. If the Europeans didn't arrive they'd have killed themselves. Europeans didn't force anyone to slavery either, that's why they would buy slaves from Africa to work in the Americas, meanwhile the natives were taught in missionary schools. Many major towns in south america nowadays were built around those schools. Europeans didn't steal as much resources from South America as you might think, many of those countries produce annually more than Europeans took their whole stay. As soon as Europeans left their colonies it all went to shit because people would fight among themselves for the resources to this day. If they stayed in south america and kept developing those lands, it would probably be much better nowadays. As soon as someone showed they didn't want to be enslaved, Europeans wouldn't even buy them as slaves. Black people were slaves for a long time because they were obedient, until Europeans felt sorry for them they wouldn't even think of free will. Europeans were also the first to abolish slavery and the way they share technology has saved plenty of countries. Unlike what you might think, most European conquest was done through trade and not military. Investing in a country's economy to get power. Or do you think small countries with a couple million people could take over the world with just military? Considering how outnumbered they were, how long it took to reload guns, ammount of people that actually left to "conquer" the colonies and how their supply lines could be ruined by a storm. It would be extremely expensive and a waste of resources since you could do it without getting your people killed.

[@thomasl.8786]

shield&sword peace every known civilization has conquered. It is not unique to Europeans. Persian empire? The Ottoman Empire? Umayyads? Most Islamic caliphate? The Mongols, Japan, etc. Japan killed about 10 million, committing horrible atrocities. The Ottoman Empire committed multiple genocides. Genghis Khan is responsible for 40 million people’s deaths. Timur, responsible for for about 17 million deaths. The numbers are not exactly known in India, but they say the Muslims that controlled parts of India killed way more than 6million. Also the Arab slave trade. About 17 million Africans enslaved by Arab Muslims. Europeans were the last to do slavery, and the first to end it.

[@_rafael_fr]

3:08 R.I.P empire of Brazil.

[@patomalucobebado5740]

Rogerio Lopes Ainda bem ? Pelo amor

[@afonsodealbuquerque1879]

Ave império

[@favelachan]

Rogerio Lopes Monarquia era boa sim, não venha impor suas ideias sobre os outros, estude mais e abra sua mente fechada e preconceituosa.

[@Boobalooo]

Rogerio Lopes Pelo menos o Brasil era um País de verdade quando Monarquia , e não um lixo como é hj com essa República.

[@JoseFerreira-zo9im]

Portugal deixou-vos uma boa herança, a 4° melhor economia do mundo na altura, um monarca inteligentíssimo, que sabia umas 20 línguas e que dava primazia à educação. O que vocês foram fazer.

[@jerseymontolalu2030]

Brazilian: Do you speak Portuguese? Me: yes Brazilian: show me a word Me: Hablamo Español Brazilian: ok, i know. Prison is near here

[@lumitysolaris4244]

Brazil speak portuguese

[@bryanjames9988]

We Brazilians speak Portuguese! Period!

[@johnt3606]

Except Brazilians don't know English xD

[@tigrezenyt258]

Você are a person muito trouxa

[@santinoschatzle6519]

Hablamos* español

[@Rafapb17]

*Portugal and Spain arrives* Incas: “Why do I hear boss music?”

[@jarozawiercie3357]

Why didn't Cuzco got exploration ideas and conquer the continent? Oh wait. *EU4 Intensifies*

[@Dustz92]

JaroZawiercie I think its pretty relevant that cuzco starts expanding on 1444

[@viniciussilva7522]

JaroZawiercie Today we have evidence there are roads built by the Inca Empire in Brazil.

[@jarozawiercie3357]

Vinicius Silva Interesting.

[@Varaga_82]

JaroZawiercie institutions bro...those penalties get huge

[@jarozawiercie3357]

About institutions: Development trick?

[@aaronmorton5427]

I honestly was laughing my ass off the moment the music changed with the arrival of the Portuguese and the Spanish.

[@victuz]

Marcel Abreu Julho português, pela bandeira no perfil dele.

[@olafweinzer5746]

Undoubtedly the smallest powerful conqueror was Portugal. It colonized the giant Brazil, invaded Japan, territories in India and 4 countries in Africa, even being tiny. Greeting from Dusseldorf

[@IvpiterMaximvs]

Strongest

[@danielg.1698]

Sea's hero, like the anthem says.

[@cardozoluciano8362]

When did they invade Japan? You're drunk man, take a rest.

[@efxnews4776]

And until some decades ago they still own a piece of China. I'm Zuka, but old tuga did some fantastic stuff on their time.

[@marco19671000]

Portugal didn't really fight Brazil.rather.they set a commercial trade with local.indigenous tribe a more civilized way to conquer instead of the Spanish muerderers that were sent to South America

[@Mauricio24271]

1:30 I love how the music changed right when the bruh moment started

[@loma_pl1931]

Lol after 500 years French Guyana is still French

[@C4ptainTHEduck]

not for long I think

[@kreeperface397]

C4ptainDuck Why ?

[@skaparinn]

No, French Guyana could not develop economy alone, and France needs it because of the spatial basis of Kourou, essential to the European Space Agency. Inhabitants of French Guyana know that and are satisfied to be a part of France.

[@loma_pl1931]

Karghül Yes it will stay french, it's like Alaska wich was an american colony but know it's an american state

[@loma_pl1931]

Apemanwithcalculator No they will not be poor because all French and european space programs begin in guyana

[@MrAbomosaa]

Respect to South American from Arab

[@Mojave3Fan]

thanks

[@jacobhogan3208]

Oh your the people who conquered the conquerors of the Iberian people who then conquered natives.

[@azizemboshk1554]

@@jacobhogan3208 i think the moors who invaded iberia not arab or someone else

[@AugustoHaSidoTrolled]

Que wea hermano

[@aliffirfan9267]

ali bazzi If they were only stay in Arabia,how did they spread islam in North Africa and SoutheastAsia?

[@juanmendez3290]

Venezuela in 1899: “at least the empires won’t mess with us anymore”. Uk in 1900: *Takes guyana* “Are you sure about that?”

[@guidofurman6545]

Nobody: Argentina: gIvE pAtAgOnIa

[@MrFarenheit]

Argentina later: *trAiTOroUs cHIleANs*

[@billetede2peso113]

@@MrFarenheit as an Argentinian we are ok with Chile But we mad Uruguay did Ctrl+C Ctrl+V on most of our stuff

[@elweche9807]

La patagonia no era de nadie, eran tierras sin reclamar, podría decirse que eran de los indigenas

[@pretendtheresaname9213]

@@billetede2peso113 Cisplatina*

[@luiseduardoescuderoquispe8291]

Pobre Chile jajjajajaa

[@retardosaurusrex360]

Unlucky Inca Empire, they only just started really expanding just in time to be completely taken over by European expansion.

[@JurzGarz]

The Incas fast expansion was a part of their downfall. It made it very easy for the Spanish to find allies because the Incans were hated by most other factions for being aggressive expansionists.

[@lucianoperrotat5170]

That happened with the Aztecs not the Incas.

[@Quinti22]

that isn´t true at all. the inca empire was conquisted by 300 conquistadors and the other half of the inca empire (they were in a civil war in the moment when the spanishs comes)

[@vinifalleroliveira]

JurzGarz Paradox reference?

[@vinifalleroliveira]

JurzGarz Actually, this empire wouldn't last much longer. Years of tyrany, a civil war that killed ~100k people and the european sickness would destroy them by completely.

[@duduchannel6729]

I love the part when Portugal comes hahahaha

[@hackerdogesamuraidinossaur3904]

It's like "Nice coast you got there pal, it would be a shame if I conquered it!"

[@u201113625]

Like si eres de Sudamérica

[@yoel221]

@Super Doppel ?

[@cristianrobledo5519]

Soy de México

[@mackie_b_]

¡Argentina!

[@cabronperez1569]

Yo Soy De Mendoza Argentina

[@mackie_b_]

@@cristianrobledo5519 México no es un país sudamericano..jaja

[@pombavoadora2205]

As you can see, Portugal ate half of South America, which is now called Brasil! 🇧🇷

[@ARCPolus]

They violated their own treaty bruh

[@filiusreticulum2926]

*The Inca:* Hey let's build an Empire! *Spain:* LOL Nope!

[@NorwayTracking]

1:30 Greatest jumpscare in all of history since I had 100% volume. Inca: this is beautiful Iberia: anschluss Inca: oh

[@davidcousin2164]

Parabéns, this video stills hold up today🇧🇷🇵🇹

[@r1cc492]

1:30 Inca: We are doing a pretty goos work there right gu- *portugal joined the chat* *spain joine the chat* Portugal: NEW WORLD!!1!1!! Spain: OH HELLO YEAAAHH

[@grantsdaman01]

Portugal: "Hey, can we just like, have all of this? Thanks." Spain: "This was ours the whole time."

[@ZEROZERO-xx3qm]

???? Half of the continet was portuguese caralho!!

[@juanignaciotejero]

Durão Farquad And the other half Spanish :D

[@kyomademon453]

Durão Farquad ironically all they took was jungle and some infertile plains nice catch on that one portugal

[@victuz]

Juan Ignacio Tejero Looks like South Americans still can't live in peace.

[@miguelluis483]

@@kyomademon453 yes, and a ton hell of Brazil-wood, and a ton hell of sugar canes, and a ton hell of gold, and diamonds... Not that of a bad deal, is it?

[@esequieltrindade9244]

Bolivia - "What time is it?" Every Fvcking nation in south 'merica - *"ANEXATION TIME BOOOOYYY"* Bolivia - *"OH HOLY SHIET, NOT AGAIN"*

[@C0DE_ZER0]

Esequiel Trindade Paraguay: you guys aren’t getting your whole population killed?

[@pqo2722]

3:07 1889, mas conhecido com "a desgraça"

[@eausalee7320]

Ave Império💚

[@higorisrael4659]

Triste

[@pqo2722]

@@VhVideos01 você é burro ou ainda ta na fase de teste?

[@higorisrael4659]

@@VhVideos01 Quem ta falando de portugal!? Kakakakkakaka

[@pqo2722]

@@VhVideos01 quer atenção, filho?

[@emmanueleliseovalverde4930]

Greetings to the South American brothers from Mexico 🇲🇽 ♥️

[@erickmarquez9064]

Lo podrías haber dicho en español sabes

[@C0ntrasteBr]

@@erickmarquez9064 Iva a decir lo mismo, pero recorde que existe brasil

[@Arthur-ej6ch]

Incas: Yeah! Progress :) Europe: hi Incas: ohno

[@flyinpug3791]

Arthur Europe 2020 hi Muslims. Europe 2030: Allah akbar :)

[@flyinpug3791]

ali bazzi your radicalized brothers and sisters would disagree with you

[@flyinpug3791]

ali bazzi well they acknowledge your religion.

[@onrch]

how did this go from a funny comment to a religious conversation

[@lorenzoback9949]

Brazilian people don't speak Spanish WE SPEAK PORTUGUESE

[@johnlenin1901]

And guaraní

[@dinisfilipeferreira]

@Cunt with Wings - Bjarnþór not even the dutch speak dutch...

[@danielrojas-db9nq]

You just speak a drunken spanish

[@pedroemanuelruizdiaz4429]

Lorenzo Back portugues es un dialecto del español

[@jacobhogan3208]

THANK YOU FELLOW COLONIZER!

[@KB65YT]

History 0:00 - 1:30 Inca: What a nice place just relax and cool 1:30 *Portugal and Spain joined the game* *P and S: Hello motherf*ckers* Inca Empire: wtf are you *Inca empire left the game* 1:44 *France joined the game.* France:Allow me to join the feast. Neo-Incan Empire: Geez wtf 1:51 Iberian Union: We merged so we can enjoy more. *The Netherlands joined the game.* Netherlands: well hello there 2:07 Portugal: F*ck this union let's split up 2:09 *England joined the game.* England: You guys know that I will dominate the world in the near future right? Netherlands and France: DIE *England left the game* 2:26 Portugal: Yess powerrr *MUSIC INTENSIFIES* Spain: Hell no 2:39 *UK joined the game* UK:Wazzup am back 2:47 Calm 2:48 War on independence *MUSIC INTENSIFIES* *U.P of RdelaP,Gran Colombia and Chile joined the game.* U.P: INDEPENDENCE B*TCHES 2:52 *Brazil and Peru joined the game.* *The events are so fast I can't even continue.*

[@corinavk7735]

*Missing many more civilizations of Peru🇵🇪🇵🇪 the oldest is "Caral"with 5000 years old, the first civilization of America*

[@oscarlescano2832]

Corina VK T H I S.

[@forestpill]

also peru has the oldest university of America

[@danieleurel9393]

@@forestpill Yes, the Saint Marcos Major National University

[@cesar5590]

Perú nació en el siglo XX

[@danieleurel9393]

@@cesar5590 Nope, la República del Perú apareció en el siglo XIX

[@griffinhonea3851]

Jesus. That is one hell of a Portuguese induced music change

[@ferzubi0232]

Incas: .... Spain: .... Incas: .... Spain: *¡¡¡SOMEBODY ONCE TOLD ME!!* Incas: *OHH FUUUUUUUCK!!!!!!* Saludos para mis hermanos de Sudamérica desde España :)

[@________1890]

Si tus hermanos porque cuando vuestros ancestros llegaron murieron mas del 80 % de los nativos y ahora solo hay mezclas

[@brandonsr9661]

@@________1890 y cuando llegaron los ancestros aun asi hubieron indigenas que los masacraron xd

[@richarddgcustodio3842]

@@________1890 Son tus ancestros tambien :p

[@________1890]

@@richarddgcustodio3842 no yo soy un descendiente directo de pachacutec inca, estoy planeando resucitar nuestro imperio inca, chau

[@L30NARDO72]

@@________1890 y si mejor el antiguo imperio español carnales? Obviamente no con ese nombre pero mamalon todos juntos de nuevo, saludos 🇲🇽

[@silencemax4]

France : *I DONT WANT LEAVE*

[@fizzynusfuzz3109]

It’s funny how they played villain music as soon as Spain and Portugal showed up XD

[@mcveigh1579]

I'm not Brazilian but 1889 broke my heart.

[@Anderson_Anderas]

@It's Time for Third Brazilian Reign Não, não, estudei história, tive uma boa educação, cursei uma ótima faculdade e não vou perder meu tempo como um subdesenvolvido mental como vc. Vou aproveitar meu domingo! Boa sorte!

[@Anderson_Anderas]

@@emonlevircni4617 Vc é comprovadamente um analfabeto funcional. Boa sorte!

[@lomalmal]

@@Anderson_Anderas se ele é analfabeto funcional eu não sei, mas não é necessário esperar muito de você utilizando ad hominem

[@Anderson_Anderas]

@@lomalmal Cara, tem certas coisas que não não valem a pena debater por aqui, principalmente com uma, eventual, indignação com tamanha estupidez de um comentário. "In our hearts, Brazil will always be an Empire. Ave Império, Ave Glória, VIVA D. PEDRO II" Eu não utilizei de ad hominem, pois não houve nenhuma articulação de ideia da parte desse cara, talvez um lapso de argumento, nada que valesse a pena perder tempo. Pareço arrogante, e algumas poucas vezes realmente sou, quando um comentário estupido merece algo a altura.

[@GDconta]

@@Anderson_Anderas Tu ta errado bro, se n tem argumento só admite

[@arathemacaw]

love how everythings calm and suddenly portugal comes in DUN DUN DUN

[@danilomejiarua4521]

*Soft guitar music playing as indigenous cultures expand* 1:30 *Some wild white bois appear* Everyone: WHY DO WW HEAR BOSS MUSIC

[@salazarway]

Actually that sound of guitar is as well from Spanish and Portuguese origins eheh

[@Mrflapjackz03]

thank you for the upload, didn't know where to start learning til I watched this, I really appreciate it

[@dedo9990]

Inca: wow our lands! Yeah Spain: *Nueva castilla has joined the game* Inca:*Inca Empire has left the game*

[@renatomatos90]

Spain have never conquered Incan Empire.

[@llatani6295]

@@renatomatos90 entocs quien..?

[@llatani6295]

@LeJapanese OfTokyo estupid...spam..you are conmenting the same thing 100 times....! The diseases and civil wars helped the downfall...but the most important was the armory superiority

[@JuanGarcia-ir7lu]

@LeJapanese OfTokyo Sadly, some people are taught that all the natives that were allied with the spanish conquistadores they hated the incas and wanted to kick out the horrible incas, and spanish were there as their allies and helped them to kick out the inca tyrans. They dont mention that most of these allies were actually fighting for one of the incas from one of the parties of the civil war, they dont realize that the conquistadores allied one of this parties and not the other way around. Many other things are said to justify the conquest of this "savage" people that were suffering from the bloody pagan incas. Anyways, it is said that 90% of the people at the end of the conquest died from illneses in all the american continent, and it would be sad if the spread of the illneses were used as a form of a primitive biological warfare. I have read that english and spanish conquerors would give clothing to natives or other stuff that was contaminated to spread diseases, I dont know how truth is that, I guess the history will find out that sooner or later, if that would be the case it would be so sad, millions died

[@camaradastalin9315]

Brazil

[@cristianomessi289]

Vai se foder seu comunista de merda

[@-gemberkoekje-5547]

North Korea

[@GigaBigMonsterChad]

¡Todas las Guyanas deberían pertenecer a Brasil

[@_Gaabriel]

Por que você tá com a foto de um assassino seu doente do caralho?

[@usuarioaleatorio1438]

@@_Gaabriel PQ É O PODER DOS MEMES KKKKK

[@Nexxarian]

Bolivian territory: *exists* Everyone surrounding them: "schop schop"

[@depifiaad2046]

1:30 The music says: Spain and Portugal joins the server

[@razzl8219]

"This is where the fun begins!" Anakin Skywalker - 1499

[@Agusnico-yq5wv]

Hello There - 1492

[@fede98k54]

Another Happy Landing - 1522

[@_NeoImperia_]

Yall glourios memers

[@willy1590]

By the sounds of the music, it feels like Portugal and Spain came with Warhammer's and dragons!

[@natansilva6180]

willy1590 the Targaryen Invasion huehuehue

[@Anderson_Anderas]

@@arthurmayor6490 actually they don´t, portugueses were friendly at the benning and made a lot of alience with the amerindians, so they both captured their rivals in order to be slaved, but for only 50 years, and they Portugal got some money with the african slaves. :/

[@Anderson_Anderas]

@@arthurmayor6490 yeah, got it!

[@txorimorea3869]

Worse, they came with diseases that killed 90% of the population.

[@Anderson_Anderas]

@@txorimorea3869 yeah

[@daniels1865]

Chachapoya Culture (Warriors of the clouds) is missing, they settled in year 600 until Incas conquered them. Located, of course, in Peru between Andes and the forest.

[@nathanholmes-king3827]

The main reason that this is one of my favorite videos on this channel is the music. If you pay attention to it, you will see that three songs are played, and each of them fits the time period very well: - Pre-Columbian period: music is very soft and uneventful. - European colonization period: music becomes significantly faster and more dramatic. - Independence period: music is just as fast, but significantly less sinister.

[@MertOKTN]

3:04 I feel your pain Bolivia

[@limenoalikyoboi9230]

Mert Okatan Tasty tasty bird poop buried in the desert!

[@swaree]

You got your arm amputated or sth?

[@C4ptainTHEduck]

Long live Brazil, from your Portuguese brothers

[@MaikonGarcia]

Então pq os dois estão falando em inglês, o primeiro até entendo, mas pq resp. em inglês?

[@carloseduardoaguiar8712]

C4ptainDuck

[@Rafa-wv4db]

😁

[@kilderymagno9750]

toma no cu

[@david_contente]

também amamos vocês

[@rodriguesoton7750]

1889: O dia que o povo brasileiro tomou no carretel.

[@marcelolima1500]

Falou o historiador

[@rodriguesoton7750]

@@marcelolima1500 Diga-me então o contrário professor

[@nogs_561o]

Triste...

[@rodriguesoton7750]

@Light Yagami aproveita e assina o teu nome no Death Note.

[@swadiano9359]

@@rodriguesoton7750 Deixa de sandice cara, o problema desse país está no nosso povo mesmo.

[@tamirichards1]

Very nice. Thank you so much for putting this together.

[@diogosantana6858]

Portugal arrives : hmmm beautiful coast, can we land here? Indigenous: Hmm, give something and take Portugal: okay, thanks Portugal: hmmm beautiful landside, let's go there! Portugal: Spain, is that a problem if I take this part? Please, you have too much Spain: Okayy, just a Little Portugal: if we are the Iberian union I can send Portuguese people to this area, so... Some years later United kingdom of Portugal, Brazil and Algarve owns 50% of south America Portugal: I think that's enough Spain: SHIEET!

[@drex6347]

Meh, we broke Tordesilhas first by taking the Philippines so np.

[@espiao7343]

@@drex6347 damn!!! Never thought about that!!!

[@bigbonedturtle3748]

Sheeit

[@geovannasilva7685]

60%* 😂

[@vivaespana1717]

You know Spain have the half of norht America

[@oecircus]

1:30 - *_Knock Knock_* -Who's this? - *_YOUR DEATH_*

[@alonsoschneider8109]

Nope The elite in the xix was the real death

[@saulius1664]

Spain and Portugal: *lands in South America* The music: *intensifies*

[@TheEpicImpaler]

0:00 Long ago, the South American cultures lived together in harmony. 1:30 Then, everything changed when the Europeans attacked.

[@-gemberkoekje-5547]

No they didn't. They warred eachother like any other people groups. The inca empire actualy suppressed the cultures they concoured

[@serbanandreimarin5988]

@@-gemberkoekje-5547 It was a joke based on the Avatar series..... There is no need to take it so seriously.......

[@-gemberkoekje-5547]

@@serbanandreimarin5988 but it's false. It's as if I where to say: a long time ago in a galaxy far far away, when I was talking about 9/11 or something.

[@serbanandreimarin5988]

Jokes do not have to be historically accurate,last time I checked...... Or accurate,in any shape or form......

[@-gemberkoekje-5547]

@@serbanandreimarin5988 if you're false, you're false and I'm calling you out on it. What if a news media made a joke about your favorite politician, the information of that joke being flalse? That's right fancy pants, you call them out on it. Jokes only work if they are true...

[@ljbm1976]

Brazil is a Portuguese creation. Portuguese were the best explorers at that time.

[@iscoalarcon3232]

Spain discovered América not Portugal. The best explorers where the Spanish.

Don't care. Want my gold back

[@simaozinho37]

Colombus learned how to sail and navegate in Portugal, because before Spain reached America, Portugal already had ports from Africa to India.

[@mrronron7328]

Vatican is the real best explorer

[@-gemberkoekje-5547]

K

[@EmperorTigerstar]

I finished early and celebrated by uploading this early, even a day earlier than Friday when I normally upload. Enjoy!

[@LordJezza1]

Excellent video. Congrats :D

[@jordanhe7509]

EmperorTigerstar 2fast4me

[@Lenin8700]

So what's next? Is there something planned, like a history of China Video? I'd love to see something like that!

[@arieljesus7111]

Great video, Tigerstar :D. Greetings form Argentina.

[@SA-bq3uy]

why are certain kingdoms/empires/countries are colored and some aren't?

[@cyclone141]

2:48 Spain was just chillin' there and suddenly everything went nuts

[@fitlexyt2600]

Respect to all the country’s in south amercia 🇺🇸 ❤️ 🇧🇷 🇨🇱 🇦🇷 🇧🇴 🇻🇪 🇬🇾 🇫🇷 🇸🇷 🇺🇾 🇨🇴 🇵🇾 🇵🇪

[@Buto.7103]

Amercia

[@Buto.7103]

That’s a great name

[@atlantic.oficial]

Amercia

[@anonymoususer8895]

@@Buto.7103America is a country.

[@anonymoususer8895]

@@atlantic.oficialAmerica is a country

[@DeoReloaded]

Mapuches: So, you want to colonize this lands? How cute

[@ojberrettaberretta5314]

they tried but couldnt do it without more advanced weapons the mapuches and southern onas and others were tall and strong warriors took 400yrs to conquer them...

[@juanpablodonosoaedo9611]

Ojberretta Berretta 500, actually

[@domingoirarrazaval5589]

Juan Pablo Donoso Aedo is a culture that still alive actually.

[@jorgeamador2652]

Alive and kicking

[@claudiofernando1678]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@hungarycountryball1056]

Its amazing that france is still on the map coad in modorn times

[@CristianAlvarez-zq7te]

Hugary -countryball they has very loyal nigga in that region

[@jcarpenmart7327]

guyana francesa who cares, free tropical products , i bet there are still slave over there

[@pinkywind1302]

French Guiana is part of france,not a colony

[@himlingpatrice]

Probably because french guyana is, with falklands islands, the richest south-american territory by unhabitants.

[@MrMosby83]

Guyana vote to stay in French Republic and became a département and region of France with Martinique, Guadeloupe, Comoria, Reunion etc... Also St Pierre and Miquelon, Nouvelle Calédonie are overseas territory

[@mirrormimi]

Finally a map that shows Norte Chico!! All other timelines in YT focus only on the other first civilizations :c. Thank you!

[@jeansinesio4900]

Great work! I loved when you informed about pre-colombians. Only remarking is about Paraguay. It was already a country and with that name since 19th century. Best regars!

[@dompedroii9303]

Portugal our brothers

[@simao2053]

Dom Pedro II actually you're our son.

[@Radooken]

Portugal is the older, wiser, and shorter son who was once richer and stronger but then he got old and the tall brother Spain became what Portugal once was. What an amazing sibling story.

[@cacetao53]

Alexo The old drunk father, who lost all of it's wealth, wich biggest part were from his son Brazil, to UK. And now his son is way more popular and richer than they, so sad for the old Portugal ;-;

[@pedrokk7678]

Só não entendi uma coisa: Portugueses e brasileiros conversando em *inglês* ! Onde só tem brasileiros e portugueses!

[@the_username_is_taken]

@@pedrokk7678 but by this way I can understand what they are saying :v (I speak spanish)

[@mateusmoura7059]

2:51 Empire of Brazil

[@felixshidoplus6218]

3:08 good bye :v

[@passokita]

👑👑👑

[@emonlevircni4617]

@@felixshidoplus6218 :(

[@analfabetofuncionaaal]

Dαяk Kиigнт no way

[@RiberhusHH]

@Dαяk Kиigнт nah.

[@solariumnocturiam4309]

Algo me deja muchas dudas. Mexico surgió a base del virreinato de Nueva España. Pero en Sudamerica el virreinato del Peru fue dividido para dar nacimiento Nueva Granada y Río de la Plata :”v si se hubiese mantenido al virreinato con su territorio original desde un principio, quizá convivirían dos colosos en America :”v El Mexico y el Perú :”v quizá los sudamericanos hubiésemos optado por un federalismo como en el norte. Triste fue que divisiones artificiales separaron nuestro pueblos, saludos a los hermanos sudamericanos y latinos

[@alonsotello4415]

Lo de la división del Perú Virreinal es culpa de las reformas borbónicas, pero la razón por la que las Repúblicas no pudieron mantenerse unidas fue básicamente que las oligarquías criollas de las Audiencias preferían concentrar el poder político y económico en sus ciudades, lo que generó conflictos y desacuerdos entre las regiones. Posteriormente, la educación de cada República se ha encargado de mantener la idea de patrias separadas, cuando en realidad y de manera general compartimos una misma historia. Así que fueron los centralismos y los regionalismos los que impidieron (e impiden) que la Sudamérica hispana se mantuviese unida.

[@juliocesarfeitosa8438]

@@alonsotello4415 Perdão pela Intromissão amigos, mas discordo, a sua divisão é inegavelmente geográfica, o Brasil e Estados Unidos foram formados por várias cidades extremamente próximas umas das outras e sem grandes acidentes geográficos, isso gerou uma cultura Homogênea, já na América Espanhola podemos ver a criação de várias grandes cidades, mas além de mais distantes que o habitual americano, possuíam diversos acidentes geográficos entre elas, o que causou isolamento. Cidades e regiões isoladas geram culturas diferentes, isso acontece em todo o mundo, mas no caso da América Hispânica foi mais acentuado porque o isolamento da época foi mais acentuado por si só, imagine a dificuldade da comunicação de Santiago e Buenos Aires, ou Bogotá e Lima, n'uma época que não haviam telefones, um sistema de correios, nem mesmo de entrega por pombos, sem estradas pavimentadas, n'um continente ainda cheio de perigos e rebeliões indígenas, africanas e separatistas, e além da falta de comunicação regional, ainda precisam da permissão de sua metrópole espanhola para quase tudo que fosse realmente importante. Os Estados Unidos sofreram com movimentos separatistas, e o Brasil também, mas além de grandes figuras, algo unia ambos os povos, a cultura, o sentimento de unidade do povo, que existia na América Espanhola, mas não em força e quantia suficiente, além do mais tanto a América inglesa, como portuguesa foram deixadas com estados centralizados, já na América Espanhola a divisão por grandes governos gerais regionais acentuou mais ainda a distância entre as colônias. Antes da independência o Brasil foi centralizado no Rio de Janeiro pela família imperial, com a fundação do Reino do Brasil, já os Estados Unidos foram desde o início uma colônia habitacional, e recebeu filósofos, fundou faculdades e academias, e antes de sua independência também teve um governo colonial extremamente centralizado.

[@antoninwilmart335]

The wars of independence deserve their own video in my opinion ! Great work still !!

[@baussier134]

Just imagine if the Incas had more 500 years until europeans arive. The complexity and dimension that they could get

[@victuz]

Leonardo Silva European diseases would still destroy them remember? Never having contact with a pathogenic agent before makes you not develop immunity to it.

[@davilox07_15]

No

[@shibavekreal]

Leonardo Silva they didn’t have as many domesticated animals as the Europeans had

[@CedricThePlaystation]

There were no domesticated animals over there. ZERO! They had llamas, but those were a burden

[@etchalaco9971]

@@CedricThePlaystation Llamas a burden?

[@janitoalevic]

Very good video! however, I have some corrections in Chilean history: *The zone of Valdivia city was took by Chilean forces in 1820, meanwhile Chiloé Island was Spanish until 1826. *In 1843 Chile founded Fort Bulnes in the coast Magellan Strait, occupying the Brunswick Peninsula, in 1848 the city of Punta Arenas was founded.

[@ROBERTOCARLOSVEN]

Con este y otros videos se acaba el mito de que la patagonia oriental fue chilena...En realidad nunca fue de Chile ni tampoco de Argentina.

[@ArcueidBrunestudReal]

robertven8 muchos chilenos y peruanos dicen ese mito

[@canaldeblippstorm]

robertven8 No por este vídeo, ni por otros. Los vídeos no son confiables per se. Lo que lo desmiente es la historia, son los hechos y datos que se tienen de esa época.

[@jalearoyal]

Los tratados de soberanía no son mito, si quieres busca los documentos firmados que se yo, pero no puedes desconocer hechos históricos. www.soberaniachile.cl/resumen_de_las_ocho_entregas_de_territorio_chileno_a_argentina.html es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tratado_de_1881_entre_Argentina_y_Chile

[@francisco.munozrochha6711]

Eso lo inventaron los peruano, por que les da vergüenza ser el país que más territorio perdió!

[@BlueWolfyBoyPG3D]

‘Spain and Portugal arrives in South America’ Inca empire:why do i hear boss fight theme

[@aeram87]

Excellent! Thank you!

[@marcobruni7773]

The way every single part of Spanish America divided itself and is quite nationalist while Brazil is huge and remained unified

[@vinifalleroliveira]

Marco Bruni And it expanded even more!

[@andresangarita9912]

Most of SA limitations specially in the northern part are due to the geography/ terrain. Its hard to have a single country with the amazon, the Andean mountains and big deserts in the middle.

[@ZEROZERO-xx3qm]

Brasil owes that entirely to Portugal.

[@vinifalleroliveira]

Durão Farquad Why? Brazil already paid to get it's independence(such a stupid thing to do)

[@ZEROZERO-xx3qm]

??? Brasil didn´t pay for it´s independence... It was the son of the portuguese king (who became first emperor of Brasil, and later king of Portugal too) that proclaimed their independence, so they owe it loads to the portuguese!!

[@kernelcorny3360]

0:00 - 1:29 Peacful 1:30 - 2:47 EUROPEANS 2:48 INDEPENDENCE

[@FelipeCarreiro]

Peaceful? HAHAHAHA You know nothing!

[@5thMilitia]

If you think that that was a peacefull time you have to do something about your history

[@xunbaluba415]

@@barsbars8743 humans sacrifice tribal wars aztec genocide etc etc

[@xunbaluba415]

@@barsbars8743 Sorry i don't speak english

[@xunbaluba415]

@@barsbars8743 i think inca or Mayan were but aztec no

[@esotilin3558]

1:37 Atahualpa and Huascar: THE INCA IS MY Spain: lol no Atahualpa and Huascar: *OHNO*

[@slushy333]

@LeJapanese OfTokyo they did, inform yourself

[@slushy333]

tECNICALLY INCA EMPIRE´S FALL IN A NUTSHELL-

[@slushy333]

@LeJapanese OfTokyo i literally live in Peru man, we literally know a lot of our history, Spaint contributed to the fall of the empire, thats what colonization technically is, and thats a fact

[@llatani6295]

@LeJapanese OfTokyo spam idiot...

[@llatani6295]

@LeJapanese OfTokyo eres un imbecil y entocs xqe el peru habla español ..??

[@sakkra93]

I love how everything goes insane in 1810 once Napoleon deposes Fernando VII, and more or less single-handedly cripples the Spanish Empire, whose colonies initially declare their continued allegiance to Fernando, before fighting (and winning) for their independence.

[@theghast4621]

Incas : ah what a beautiful day and nothing will ruin anything Portugal : wow what a peaceful place oh look gonna expand Incas : Jesus Christ wait who is Christ holy bloody Mary god of the burning hell sun wtf

[@dragondov]

Peaceful? The Inca were in a mass civil war when Europeans arrived.

[@Megas_Alexandros]

Wololo

[@-gemberkoekje-5547]

I think you are confused

[@ojberrettaberretta5314]

portugal????que mierda hablas españa no portugal

[@AlexYorim]

China🎵 Egypt🎵 Indus River Valley Civilization 🎵 Norte Chico 🎵

[@DavidCelestialKnight]

Norte Chico = "Caral" First City of America.

[@gabrielcaceres4375]

The sun is a deadly lazer

[@FerDamacha]

Norte Chico means Small North. And it is Caral, one of the most ancient culture of the world and the first city of america

[@lukitasluengo2326]

Norte chico Norte grande Centro

[@distritofederal7187]

Now you can eat sun light!

[@sempreqvoceleroscomentario6981]

Glorious Empire of Brazil. R.I.P 1822-1889 Press F to pray respect

[@sempreqvoceleroscomentario6981]

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[@tamaradias2910]

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[@usuariodoyoutube5030]

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[@unfortunately5595]

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[@alandeoliveiradiasfilho1526]

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[@OllieBye]

The Dutch colonies looked great, that will be really useful.

[@alejoalfonso1459]

Ollie Bye Dutch Brazil was a wet dream

[@soyderiverdeliverybeaver8941]

but no, latinamerica remained latin (almost)

[@markspat4142]

using Trump's picture is an INSULT!!!.

[@jocojoel]

people from Pernambuco (a state in Brazil) are very proud of the Dutch colonization. In Recife, for exemple, Maurits von Nassau (known in Brazil as Maurício de Nassau) is a pretty famous guy and a lot of streets and a university bears his name.

[@lemmuelfagnus8688]

They were good in Brazil. But in Guiama/Suriname/Haiti french and dutch were fucking terrible. I dont dislike at all the iberian colonizations, they have a lot of good aspects. About dutch Brazil, yes they were good, I think Northeast Brazil would be like an more european and more advanced version of South Africa.