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The Age of Exploration: Crash Course European History #4

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Watching becoz my teacher use this as additional supplement for our quizbrWatching from Phil😊
Comment from : @agcermay

calm down
Comment from : @DylanDalleVedove

all my fellas
Comment from : @DylanDalleVedove

This is cool
Comment from : @AlfredBatemanMartin-ty2xs

I don’t even know this RIP me⚰️⚰️⚰️⚰️⚰️
Comment from : @kannapichannel2729

nice
Comment from : @happyallthetime6331

Damn history’s hard
Comment from : @REBORN_YT908

Amazing video
Comment from : @navidutube

Love this video ❤❤❤❤
Comment from : @lukesandoval5578

Fascinating how inquisition helped fuel exportation with a tenor of hierarchy… It’s a lot to take in… even now
Comment from : @ryanweaver962

“Truth resists simplicity”… so good
Comment from : @ryanweaver962

funny how Portuguese men were basically gold diggers
Comment from : @windynate1826

this video was informative
Comment from : @HelenaSzep-bw1ok

11:29 "stan would like me to point out that it was actually 8 dollars"
Comment from : @plaguster

how to pass your SS finalbrbrstep 1: watch every crash course videobrbrstep 2: repeat step 1
Comment from : @plaguster

1:20 i love the Gorillaz reference
Comment from : @yoghurt7448

6:37 Difference between enslavement and forced labor?
Comment from : @jamescanningauthor

are you ok?
Comment from : @oliviahartmann9647

OMG you misspelled "Portuguese", how embarrassing
Comment from : @bconni2

Bro you’re coming in clutch this is perfect for the lesson plan I’m editing for my college class bless you John brAnd hank too haha
Comment from : @gokuthetypeofningen1688

put on a few hu john
Comment from : @maxdoesrandomstuff9518

0:56 - they're representing europe with the EU flag?!? So Russia, Ukraine, UK, Norway etc aren't part of european history? Wtf is going on
Comment from : @TransoceanicOutreach

Nice
Comment from : @tianfangren2066

Whose watching this because they don’t want to read their textbook
Comment from : @jonathanlong9176

I love this series and learn so much from it Your emphasis on an objectively accurate description of history is admirable As such, to say that "Africa was rich in slaves", while perhaps technically true at the time from a European perspective, is glaringly tone-deaf from the more enlightened perspective that we enjoy today
Comment from : @mydogdeli

really good video
Comment from : @samraatdabolay1998

I love your videos!❤
Comment from : @fgnufhs6604

Haha found a typo at 13:29 "Due to the fact that no one realize just [ ] big the new world was"
Comment from : @tucrockett

9:20 his name was "Moctezuma" not "Montezuma"
Comment from : @alexrubio1562

but what about the Mongols?
Comment from : @margaretdunn4503

I'm having to speed up to video to have it make sense
Comment from : @christopherrivera9946

I have a test tomorrow :(😭
Comment from : @radhikabohra5652

The Portuguese had above all a naval empire as result of the superiority of their ships in the late 15th and early 16th centuries The trading empire resulted from that And Portugal built a lot of colonies as well In fact, Portugal held colonies in 53 countries in the world today, a record only broken by the British in the 19th century And let's not forget Brazil, which became the largest and wealthiest colony in South America Interesting how there is no mention of Pedro Álvares Cabral, who actually made the first voyage between Europe, America, Africa and Asia, and gave control of the most important trade routes to the Portuguese All that Magellan's voyage gave to Spain was the eventual Manilla galleon trade, which was always secondary to the Indian Ocean trade Portuguese history is severely underated once again
Comment from : @Omerath9

john looks and sounds like a librarian
Comment from : @_munchymoon

Steady, watch me navigate ha-ha-ha-ha-habr(I got that reference :) )
Comment from : @thegoatguy573

Why do we let neutered liberals teach history?
Comment from : @benharrison3479

Watching these makes this direct product of colonialism, exploitation and a tremendous lack of understanding, very happy indeed
Comment from : @Chadevereux

Is it just me or does it seem like the more recent the video was uploaded, the less enthusiastic he seems
Comment from : @YTShortsHacks

My favorite moment is the minute 13:38
Comment from : @oniudrapropaganda4849

The european conquerors raped indigenous noble women in a ritualistic domination ceremonybr😮😮😦😦br (even though they were conquering "in the name of spreading Christianity)brbrHow fd up is that My god!brbrSo hypocritical Not to mention they were welcomed and showered with gifts, all the while they prepared for a few days and sprung a kill-thy-host trick like a reverse "Red Wedding massacre"
Comment from : @coastsouljah

I LOVE YOU!!!!!
Comment from : @stephanieoliveira9546

2:19 But the roman alreadu knew about the Canaries
Comment from : @AlfredoPuente8

A very busy time for the Iberian Peninsula
Comment from : @AlfredoPuente8

I find it interesting that this is Crash Course European History, and yet we hear little of eastern, norther, or even central European states I mean, like, WTF is going on with the HRE? Rus', was it being ruled over by Ottomans or Eastern Orthotoxes? And, I mean like what about Spain? Is this the History of Europe, or the History of Italy, France, and sometimes England?
Comment from : @alethearia

If you put it on playback speed 025 it sounds like he is a sloth
Comment from : @itsbigzeee2237

ap euro exam in 13 mins
Comment from : @ShanKhan-sd5yl

So I’m not the only one that caught that Feel Good Inc Gorillaz reference right?
Comment from : @honeypercussion2369

What I find really funny other than the fact that I'm watching the European History playlist in an attempt to get more studying in for my AP test that I will be taking in three days, is that I have that exact clock (11:27) I used it throughout middle school and early high school to wake me up in the morning (I was kinda cheap it was $8), there is a light to light it up and the hands and dashes are glow in the dark It's funny the things you pick up on when you really should be paying attention Like in one video he had Gallifreyan on a chalkboard and I paused the video and went through the alphabet to translate it Am I a dork, yes but thats okay!
Comment from : @noellepcm3744

Ah, the great year of Ferdinand Magellan's death The year placed relatively highly by Filipinos especially in school
Comment from : @moondust2365

1:00, is that a bird or a rabbit?
Comment from : @danielfu704

Christopher Columbus sucked
Comment from : @paisjade3790

8:42 emphasis on pandemics
Comment from : @blusockpuppet

I hate my teacher
Comment from : @raccoon_salad9980

2:36
Comment from : @nournawito2806

As ı remember the Byzantine emperor was killed during the battle
Comment from : @halimselim6743

Bad episode, I'm usually a fan but you clearly went anti-Christian here Christians were anti-slavery, especially toward the native Americans The humanists were pro-slavery So instead of criticizing humanism which was behind the rebirth of colonialism and slavery in Europe, you blame Christianity which is the one that ended colonization and slavery
Comment from : @ZlatnoPeroTV

can someone give me a summary of De’Sotos role in the exploration of georgia ?
Comment from : @100kstunna3

Good LORD these comments are vitriolic
Comment from : @kelownatechkid

Ha, I thought slavery was more of an only white people thing Apparently not
Comment from : @archonofcommorragh1221

Nice Gorillaz reference 😁 1:20
Comment from : @indylockheart3082

European students: Are we the bad guys?brTurkish student: you are a bad guy but it doesn’t mean you are a bBad guy/b
Comment from : @edwardwong9599

hay hijo que pesau eres
Comment from : @javierescuderomillan2991

Very informative But he just seems so monotone
Comment from : @solareclipse4241

man this episode is so sad i can only imagine what the world would be if the aztecs and incas are a large part of this world's population, existing with its own architecture, way of life, and arts europeans are the true pillagers of the modern world
Comment from : @21isTuAN

1:24 reference to the song feel good inc by gorillaz
Comment from : @ravioliboi534

Not many people talk about the relevance Portugal has in the world today But without the Portuguese, the world would be very different
Comment from : @stevenburr7244

So white people came, wiped out everyone, and now here we are, not hurting anyone
Comment from : @socrattt

I have watched this channel so many times and when my history teacher told us to click on this link I was so happy cause it's this guy
Comment from : @khanishsehgal9915

13:45
Comment from : @mrrogers1798

Prince henry, Bartolomeu Dias, Vasco de Gama, Cristopher Colombus (discovery of america), Ferdinand Magellan
Comment from : @saraviking6907

okbrokbrjoen cenne boiiiii
Comment from : @Jemisobl1313

9:58 this dude really said "present day south America"brthat's not too helpfull
Comment from : @leesnotbritish5386

If I had a dime for every time he said perspective, the Portuguese would have been inspired by ME
Comment from : @famedfungus5523

nut
Comment from : @jackroberts2064

Good video
Comment from : @dorisvargas831

John needs a puppy
Comment from : @prestonstansbury6910

video summary?
Comment from : @joshf4198

Ya
Comment from : @wings2xontwitch362

Come on John Green, be goofy again
Comment from : @lindalemarket1535

When you smash the thicc walls of Constantinople
Comment from : @colonelpopcorn7702

I believe in the question mark America
Comment from : @aidanvandussen5878

There seems to be a typo in the text box while discussing South America's division between Spain and Portugal
Comment from : @frazierwillard9316

what happened to his voice?
Comment from : @jemmaisweird

Ottomans did not behead the Byzantine Emperor He died in battle, defending his city To be more precise, his fate is unknown, he was last seen charging the enemy after Ottomans broke through the gates
Comment from : @denizkara3928

Time Mark 8:48 quote "by crossing the Pacific" while graphic shows them crossing the Indian Ocean
Comment from : @greenfyre

I loved CC world history, and I'm glad you guys are back at it!
Comment from : @lLIBER4TORl

Have you read Dava Sorbel's "Longitude" - it's brilliant
Comment from : @deepwaterhappy3609

I miss your younger self, the shock pen, the desk and everything about the older videos
Comment from : @rhynoklein7

Byzantin Emperor died in battle
Comment from : @Magnus689

You forgot that 14th century King Dinis of Portugal founded the first Portuguese navy to combat European, and notably Moroccan pirates The actions against the Moroccans were escalated in the 15th century into conquering and founding port cities, and thus the Portuguese and later European empires
Comment from : @josephpenarrieta9619