Why You Wouldn't Survive in Ancient Greece | Chat History | History Teacher Reacts

[@MrTerry]

What period of time would you like to see?

[@arthurlara4282]

Eastern Roman empire or the Golden age of Islam. How the fall brought about bringing knowledge to the West etc.

[@Delivery_Boy_Roy]

Could you react to Democracy (honest government ad) by the juice media.

[@Noobimummo]

I'm really interested in persian empire era as well as to Persian Hashashin assassin order and the Persian immortals seems really interesting

[@LJ-pi6np]

I'm old enough to start thinking 2050 would be nice. Edit: I'm assuming 2050 will be some kind of 'nice' era to be alive, which may or may not be reasonable.

[@JediJared-bs1wt]

The 70s

[@ChatHistory]

Super appreciate the reaction! Also your comment of saying how well animated it is made me tear up with happiness. That means a lot!

[@exudeku]

its the GOAT himself. Brother, you deserve every single likes and subs because of how absolutely witty and how you hide certain jokes (IS THAT SADDAM HUSSEIN)

[@zem7127]

Was a hilarious video dude, subbing rn

[@VloggingThroughHistory]

Oh man, 2nd time this week I've done a reaction to the same channel as someone else on the same afternoon. I ALMOST did this one but did a different Chat History vid instead.

[@germanballein]

You both are my fav history KZbinrs haha

[@ChatHistory]

You can do the Japan one 🤙😎

[@germanballein]

@@ChatHistory What are you doing here dawg 😭

[@ChatHistory]

@germanballein bruh it's my video!

[@germanballein]

@@ChatHistory Oh yeah

[@PsychicWars]

Age of Mythology has taught me that the only word you need to know to get by in Ancient Greece is "PROSTAGMA?"

[@NicholasFadow-o4q]

wat

[@NicholasFadow-o4q]

what???

[@NicholasFadow-o4q]

hhh

[@timnewman7591]

wololo Everybody understands that. Even across games.

[@BelelEscabel]

Etimos.

[@turtlecatpurrz]

This reminds me of my college professor, who was in love with Roman times. He always said you would last about two minutes in Rome, I as a historian of the time would last about five. I have never forgotten this and continue to be amused.

[@JamesBond-jt4xb]

Thanks for making play list's! Zelda! History of games/computers? Chess/board games.

[@snbks4ever]

Mr Terry with just all the fun history and video game lore on this video.

[@cloudnimble]

Cream may rise, but Snow falls on top.

[@Pure_Havoc]

lol i literally did the Markarth mine prison story. This playthrough thou, I bypass the shiv & skooma part by persuading the orc guard.

[@e1123581321345589144]

That silver mine quest in Markath is one of my favorite story lines in Skyrim. If you ever get back into the game I recommend getting the Project AHO mod. Really good questline there too; better than the Bethesda quests dare I say...

[@LJ-pi6np]

Hey! Wasn't ancient Athens a bunch of wise guys in robes and no visible means of support wandering around marble halls talking about high toned stuff? That's what I learned in school.

[@MrTerry]

Yep, still is

[@homersimpson5821]

Olives from what my mom said tend to be for personal use. My mom island is mystic from Tree. Kinda like maple syrup.

[@Noobimummo]

i love the oldschool runescape references in this video

[@benjaylehman]

Yessss me too

[@MovieFan1912]

I mentioned in the original video that if I somehow ended up in Classical Athens, the first thing I would do is study up on the local language and then once I have familiarized myself with it enough, I would see as many of Sophocles’ plays as possible and document them for future generations. Because Sophocles is said to have written more than 120 plays, but only 7 have survived. If I documented all the others, I feel I would be doing a great service to history, just like Herodotus.

[@JediJared-bs1wt]

Congrats on 999 videos!

[@ryanwilson_canada]

That grin at the perdis... yup, we're the same age Mr T. Haha

[@DarthRaptor22]

Now that I know Mr Terry is a fan of OoT, i propose that he does a reaction to the history of the Zelda franchise and/or the timeline

[@omegamanrad]

11:05 SKYRIM MUSIC INTENSIFIES

[@JediJared-bs1wt]

I was a plague doctor for Halloween in 2020!

[@Jan_Koopman]

"Ancient version of [language] is unintelligable to its modern counterpart." TRUE! Don't believe me? I'll illustrate: Old Dutch (~1083): "Hebban olla uogala nestas bagunnan, hinase hic anda thu, uuat unbidan uue nu?" Modern Dutch (2024): "Alle vogels zijn begonnen aan hun nesten, behalve jij en ik, waar wachten we nog op?" (English: "All birds have started building their nests, except for you and me, what are we waiting for?") "Hebban" -> "hebben" ("to have") [wrong auxillary in this context in Modern Dutch] "Olla" -> "alle" ("all, every") "Uogala" -> "vogels" ("birds") ["vogelen" is also correct, but considered old fashioned; "vogels" is better] "Nestas" -> "nesten" ("nests") "Bagunnan" -> "begonnen" ("begun, started") "Hinase" ["hit na se"] -> "tenzij" ["het en zij" ("it is not" [old fashioned])] ("unless") [wrong word in this context in Modern Dutch, we'd use "behalve" ("except for")] "Hic" -> "ik" ("I") "Thu" -> "jij" ("you, informal, singular") "UUat" -> "wat" ("what") [not the best word in this context in Modern Dutch] "Unbidan" -> "ontbeiden" ("to wait") [no longer in use, we use "wachten"] "UUe" -> "we" ("we") "Nu" -> "nu" ("now") [not the best word in this context in Modern Dutch] Also, the word order is very different in Modern Dutch

[@octapusxft]

Actually even modern Greek is similar enough to ancient Greek. Also all modern Greeks are forced to learn some ancient Greek at school l, so we can at least understand the Attica dialect.

[@jotunn8033]

love the osrs gags

[@JediJared-bs1wt]

Got an election ad right after they said “speaking of society”

[@My_name_was_almost_corvette]

1:09 aww he's not a 🐢 or a ninja 😢

[@JediJared-bs1wt]

11:37 where’s that sound effect from?

[@DavidStuartJC]

Ancient Greece is by far my favorite time in history. That is the place I would go if I could, even if it meant I would not last very long there.

[@jamescheddar4896]

poophole infections all around

[@rgg.x1]

14:48 💀

[@segagod92]

8:10 While it is true Athens allowed foreigners women were not allowed out of the house except in the performance of duties iirc. Sparta gave women far more position in society.

[@marcusfridh8489]

He is definitely a runescape player

[@b3nzayizkoolyo]

2:42 bit misleading, this makes it sound as though Greek existed back then as it does now and didn't evolve. We just got a lot of old-ass Greek texts (that are not mutually intelligible with the Greek of today) which were used to help decipher the Rosetta Stone. The dialect of Greek it was written in was also not a dialect which modern Greek is descended from iirc

[@b3nzayizkoolyo]

Nvm this was addressed later lmao

[@kineuhansen8629]

i think if i had a time machine i would love to visit the history between 1500 and 1945 then i would visit the salem witch trails or the napoleonic wars and american revolution and so on and ve day

[@homersimpson5821]

Athens , is a great city.

[@granlunda65]

cool

[@DimiKgianni19..]

3:52 Wrong !!! The Greeks called " barbarian" anybody who dislike. The Athenians called barbarian the Spartans, it wasn't because of the language, they both speak the same language

[@brooklyn5755]

❤❤❤

[@KevFrost]

Most countries don't vaccinate against smallpox anymore, which is a shame for time travellers as that's one of the worst of them. Thankfully smallpox has been eradicated from the world, which is why VACCINES ROCK.

[@NicholasFadow-o4q]

why no reply working

[@NeyGeneral]

LMAO W Video 🎉

[@NicholasFadow-o4q]

bro fell off / first/ here to prevent kids from saying first/stop saying first / pls dont say these

[@jankusthegreat9233]

I'm early