The Long 19th Century (Revolutions, Unifications, and War) - A Complete History Overview

[@MrNiceGuyHistory]

Ahh.. The chaos of 19th century history to drift asleep to toning.

[@sandraward116]

..better than thunderstorms and rain..⛈🌧🌦..

[@seanmcdonald5859]

Toning?

[@astonharrison-taylor3822]

Me, at 5am 😢

[@annerice4546]

Why so many criticisms, someone spent time and a good deal of effort to put this together. The odd bit of bad grammar, hell who cares. The narrator, far better than some. To all those negatives out there. Could you do something like this?

[@giannishatzimanolis9190]

This channel is so great that I successfully passed my university's course of history only by watching this video. I have to thank and congratulate you from the bottom of my heart. Keep up the great work

[@LegoEddy]

This was so good! Just the right speed and excellent transitions between the interweaved topics. The 19th century, and thus the base of much of modern Europe, now makes much more sense to me. This must have been a big effort to make, thanks so much!

[@erivej]

What is wild about this is I learned about all these 18th century tech innovations by playing Empire Total War. I knew about the industrial revolution in general and some innovations but some of these specifics like the flying shuttle and spinning Jenny, I saw in the game.

[@seanmacquarrie8827]

This deserves more views and likes. Very interesting video

[@BernardoFrau]

Outstanding video

[@sarimento1]

Wonderfully done! A bit too rapid paced for me. Outstanding visuals throughout, deserved longer dwell time! Thanks!

[@dougwulf6684]

Thanks!

[@MadeInHistory]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@yurigansmith]

Good overview. Thanks.

[@bhe8336]

History is best when it is put into context. This video does this so well.

[@DorotheaAntonio]

Brilliant as always!!!

[@_sarahmarielle]

Sir I see how much work you put into this channel, it’s quite amazing, quite impressive. As a history nerd, Thank you, literally binging everything🥰

[@RafaelTruthseeker]

Awesome video. Congratulations, many thanks and my wishes of a continued good job 👍

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Really good documentary, gripping throughout with a dramatic finish. I've subbed👍😃

[@tarah3227]

so excited for this

[@mihaiserbu8447]

Excelent resume of the 19th century! Amazing scheme and very clarifying

[@Dragblacker]

1:10 Sri Lanka was not under the British until 1815. Before then, it was Portuguese and Dutch, and even then they never controlled the whole islsnd, only the coasts.

[@stefanie7823]

The title made me think of an instructor I had in college who always said the 20th century didn’t start until 1912 😂 thanks for the memory, and the great video!

[@CristinaDaniel-e2i]

Excellent narration!

[@seanmcdonald5859]

This is my kind of history: social, military, art, invention, demographics, economics . . . .a bit of everything but more importantly how each played a part in the events discussed. Remember to ALWAYS remain sceptical but not cynical: go read about this century from multiple sources and perspectives . . . . . 😊

[@ditto1958]

They didn’t exactly sit around the campfire singing Kum ba ya together, did they

[@ignasspam9420]

what is the name of your background video music? In minutes 26:00

[@MirrorOfUltimateHistory]

Nice video

[@mileskinman8258]

Could have gone into more detail on the failings of the British Crown during the famine but a generally stellar documentary.

[@blockmasterscott]

I love the age of empires in the 19th century. Like it or hate it, it was impressive. Especially with the British Empire encompassing a quarter of the world's population and land surface. And the British Empire exists today in the form of the British Commonwealth. It really shines on their accomplishment as an Empire that the Commonwealth is alive and healthy while membership is VOLUNTARY.

[@michaelramus8162]

I was in Singapore a few years ago.....a major news item was The Christmas Card choice of 'The Queen ' . 0:32

[@glps6167]

Map at 1.11 shows modern borders for a map titled "British Empire mid 1700s". It wrongly shows Sierra Leone, the Gold Coast, Coastal Nigeria, Guyana, Ceylon as British, while it does not indicate Bengal as being British (under E.I.C. rule).

[@landsea7332]

Thank you for presenting this documentary - There are tons of videos on battles - but very few covering the Acceptance of the Enlightenment ideals in Europe . At the beginning of the Victoria's reign in Britain in 1837 , in the horrific working conditions of the industrial revolution , the average life expectancy was 39 years old . Then we see the Chartist movement and their 6 points and the 3 Parliamentary Reform Acts . By the time of Queen Victoria 's death in 1901, all males in Britain had the vote . A stable democratic government allowed commerce to flourish , slavery in the Atlantic was phased out, there was public sanitation , parks , transportation ( subway ) , child labour was ended by making schooling mandatory , industrialization increased manufacturing , A National Transportation System ( Railways ) and Communication System followed ( telegraph and mail ) allowed the follow of goods and information . Improvements in metal and glass fabrication allowed prefabricated metal frame buildings ( green houses , KEW gardens and Chrystal palace ) .

[@EpicGeopolitics]

Amazing video man. Really enjoying it. Please let me know what you call the image you use at 36:28. I'd love to know. Thanks again dude. Have subscribed and anticipate watching all your other videos!

[@AidanFrancisOfIreland]

This is very interesting, I got a book about this but it's so long and I didn't want to read it all. Thanks Made in history❤

[@mikefabbi5127]

Yeah we're lucky we live in an age where we can access the things we like with a click and just sit back and listen.

[@CARL_093]

Thanks bro

[@chombus2602]

What Assassins Creed is that?

[@Scyther4077]

Syndicate.

[@arturofuente4832]

It's the same creed every wannabe assassin must recite before being admitted to the Assassin's Guild.

[@ec50462]

The second sentence says something wrong: you say "wind and water was replaced with coal and steam". There was no replacement, there was an addition. The 19th century saw a huge increase in the use of the power of wind and water. It is very important to change our phasist representations of the history of materials and energies, there were only accumulations and, to use a notion developed by the historian JB Fressoz, symbioses: the use of materials and energies increases in symbioses: more coal allows the use of more wind, and vice versa. More wood allows the use of more coal, and vice versa, etc. Otherwise, congratulations for the work done, it’s huge! Even if I would have preferred without music.

[@johnclayden1670]

Interesting and nice to see all as one package. But that digital voice renders it unwatchable. Give us a human voiced narration.

[@albertobraga4809]

18:30 The indepence of Brazil was on 1822.

[@siamshibam]

12:31 The peculiar old baby under the table is who? 🤔

[@rb3872]

One's gotta love the question marks at the end. An astounding summary! 😂

[@jay8656]

The 19th Century really was my country’s Century.🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

[@jdsalinger3731]

At 17:11 Why does the narrator call Napoleon, ‘ The little corporal’? Is he confounding Hitler and Napoleon ?

[@chrisconcannon6490]

That was a nickname for Napoleon.

[@blockmasterscott]

Napoleon's troops called him that because they considered him one of them.

[@landsea7332]

Seeing this video , emphasizes that its important to see the political ideas of the Enlightenment , that began in England / Scotland in the late 17th Century , spread and slowly became ACCEPTED over a 300 year period . . - the Acceptance of Democracy , and Meritocracy replacing Aristocracy - the Acceptance of Science over Religion - Classical Liberalism - The promotion of the rights of the individual , and Religious toleration . - John Locke , Adam Smith , Jefferson , Rousseau and others , writing their versions of the " Social Contract " - Acceptance of Rule of Law ( Justice is blind , no one is above the law , it applies equally to every one ) . - Use of the Socratic method to search for truth .

[@stacieknock5828]

WOW. Thank you.

[@MadeInHistory]

You're very welcome!

[@ac1455]

6:11 wonder where the data here comes from. I think the share of US gdp peaked higher than 30% post ww2. Also, wasn’t the Song Dynasty’s gdp share around 50-66%? It’s so low on the graph.

[@seanmcdonald5859]

20.03 Is that Mary Poppins on the left? What on earth is the AI portraying here? 😂

[@Sabotage_Labs]

2:15 Bobbing and weaving....

[@erisu69]

I don't object to the use of AI art in general, but using AI images to show architectural styles at 1:00:00 is just pointless and it comes off as lazy. You could quite easily google for a real image and put it there instead, and it would be infinitely more interesting and demonstrative. Remember that we are talking about real things that actually happened and directly affected the world we live in today. Why not show the real consequences as they exist in our own world?

[@nsr_faraz]

Nice work,but I expect some about the Great game

[@CARL_093]

can you do a video about the end of absolute monarchy and the rise of the constitutional monarchy and the republican states

[@krystankurwiec5140]

1:11:49

[@mauriciocasanovabrito4560]

How do you make these videos and images? Which webside or software do you use?

[@nerdvana101]

It was 101 years instead of the usual 100

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[@saulgoodman1046]

Finallly

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Battle of Balaklava led by Lord Cardigan 🤣

[@tancreddehauteville764]

The 'long 19th century' lasted from 1789 until 1914, hence the 'long' adjective. It was a period when the old regimes and social structures of the 18th century were interrupted by the French Revolution and the Napoleonic wars, followed by national uprisings and wars in Italy and Germany that caused the unification of these countries. The last period being one of growing prosperity and industrialisation from 1871 to 1914, with WW1 finally putting an end to that relatively golden age. The 'short 20th century' followed the long 19th century; this period lasting from 1914 until the fall of the USSR in 1991. The short 20th century referring to the age of extreme, utopian ideologies, from fascism to communism, the two world wars and the cold war in the last phase.

[@generator6946]

Governments are quick to arise where there are great numbers of working people.

[@ezgikose7263]

What is your problem with the Ottoman Empire?

[@octavian9279]

KEEP THE MUSIC 🎶 dont listen to the wimpy wimpy wimpys

[@allenschmitz9644]

1900 a few people called it the 20th century but don't tell this writer that.

[@jerrykim7777]

While I love the documentary style, it could do without the music

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KZbin revanced

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A cosy decumentary.

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Yay!

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[@mugekolukisa783]

'Fewer' workers, not 'less'.😊

[@theelitemanticore151]

Queen Victoria is literally the 19th century 🤣

[@divpolitics9520]

Bro, you're really raping the Italian language here, and I'm not even Italian.

[@Historian212]

“Raping”? Really?

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[@dshn43]

cool but please dont use AI "art" in videos like these. the visual details may not be accurate at times and can give the audiences an incorrect understanding of how things looked back then. I get it why one would choose to use AI for this but for the sake of your integrity I would advise you to stop

[@gersakkun]

Dude, everything AI in this video. Not just the art.

[@NomadOutOfAfrica]

I wouldn't touch a Tesla because of Elon

[@danstvguy]

Doh!

[@b.alexanderjohnstone9774]

Yeah, all that censorship was real progress. We can't let adults decide for themselves what to read and write, as in recent centuries, the Soviets and fascists had it right.

[@TheSci-fiAnarchist42]

Socialism will triumph! ☭🚩✊