Don't forget about the sinking of the royal cruise ship Lusitania on 1915 which may have tensed relations involving the U.S. The ship which carried some Americans, however, may as well was transporting arms for the Allies after a second explosion took place ensuing the German U-boat's damage. Both sides had their stories to promote propaganda, but is one of the reasons for the US found in the books
@KevinVancouver2 *America's history, *its, *they're. Thank you for playing YouTube idiocy bingo. You managed to hit many squares- poor grammar, insults to America, hasty generalizations, disdainful yet vague dismissal of someone's work, and, of course, your free space, but did not manage to get a Bingo. Shucks. Have a lovely day.,
DonT forget that the 15th amendment doesn't give people the right to vote it strictly states that people cannot be barred from voting based on their race or color. Congress or the individual states can still limit individuals' ability to vote if they so chose.
Do you think you could talk more about Prohibition and the 1920s or just go more in depth with American history? I could use it for my History class since I really don't understand it in class
@KevinVancouver2 lol i think there is little interpretation for history, all these things really happened and have been studied , what in here is wrong?
@khanacademy Your bias from being American is why you think that. Compare those empires and the many other great ones your forgot, based more on the accomplishment in areas such as culture, piety, or intellectual advances and you'll see that America has made little world affecting revelations in these subjects. Now who knows someday America will put aside it's patriotism and pride to work toward advances in these more important fields, then we will be a truly great nation.
@b3rd4 Aren't all superpowers disappointing? I mean, you get the ability to do whatever you could have ever wanted and all you're allowed to do is fight giant robot monsters and complete your chores in a mildly easier fashion?
Haha, delusional much? It all started with the USS Maine and is still going today.
Once your greedy country realized how profitable war was, it sabotaged itself to generate $. That's all you people have ever given a shit about, and you're leaders are happy to kill millions of foreigners as long as you're still the 'richest'. Just for the record; to label me as a conspiracy theorist is completely naive. This is global belief!
@metallicker100 Thing is, every superpower is like that. Not only that but we lose money on wars now due to the fact that we have a majority of our supplies manufactured by the Chinese and Koreans. The reason we are fighting wars is because 78% of government officials elected within the past 25 years are idiotic, corrupt, overly religious, and completely unconstitutional. That's why we need people like Khan, because otherwise the voters are going to elect Christie or Trump as president in 2012.
i would really appreciate a video on the great depression. it seems like khan has a great mind for economics and history and marrying the two could be very informative. also i don't know about those with more pedagogical experience but im entering high school and still haven't header a word about this important event. (PS. it would be super topical ;))
Not sure that comparing bad behavior to even worse behavior is the elegant way forward - it only helps justify oneself out of an issue. When I challenge the fact that Canada's debt is growing, people argue that the US are worse, French dodge by arguing that Greeks are worse - you can always find worse. Not the way forward. USA is disappointing - end of story. We started 1900 with approx. 10% of government and should have made it at 0% in 2000. Great work ahead for most of us.
Sal, you should do some videos on the current middle east crisis. That would be AWESOME! Since we see a lot of that stuff currently, it would be awesome to know the origins of all those problems.
France gets involved militarily in other countries (former colonies) affairs without any international guidance; and you don't hear a word of it on American news.
Why would you presume I've been living in a cave, haha?
May I request a video on the Gilded Age? AP exams are in ten days for US History and the WHOLE class struggled on it during yesterday's review day than any other topic. Thank you, it would be fantastic!
can you do a video on the history of native americans in the usa? most history courses in high school and middle school don't do native american history justice. thanks!
I'm enjoying your overviews from 30,000 ft. I have one correction: the Spanish-American War began when Spain declared war on the U.S., not the other way around. Keep 'um coming!
Excellent HD videos! It it would be nice if there would be some in chem, physics. Do you do any Anatomy, Genetics, Microbiology, and other college sciences? By the way, your an extraordinary facilitator!!
@khanacademy When you put it like that, I'd have to agree with you. Obviously no empire is just around to spread love and peace, somewhat would go against the principal of what an empire is. By the way, just fairly recently stumbled upon your work, quite great work you do here, it is greatly appreciated, thank you. Also, as a history buff, I somewhat have a fetish for history in general, hence I favor your history videos, but they are all very informative, and interestingly narrated.
@b3rd4 Lol. I like how you summarize the most unanimous response or perspective people have against america either blindly or just as a group. no offense but its like the most common idea people have about America yet they are like the engine needed to run the world. the only time one would ever hate a superpower; in the context of the world never else. LOL! I just find it funny.
PS. I am a Canadian. So i would apologetically could careless. eh!
I don't think the USA is all that disappointing. We have a lot to be proud of- and admittedly a lot to be ashamed of. But who doesn't? The secular constitution of which we were founded by as well as the principles we hold to be universal has at least, undoubtedly, made the US the least tyrannical of all superpowers.
@Territomauvais We have a saying "power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely". In that regard, the US did fairly well. I think much would have been worse if France/GB/Germany/Spain had had the same amount of power at this time.
@SalsaTiger83 I agree completely. France continues to a menacing extent its colonial adventures in Central & Northern Africa. Neither Germany, Spain, nor the UK have a constitution suitable to wield the power America has had dumped into its hands. Even with our wonderfully written constitution though; look at how epic America's contemporary failures are...
We are far from having a Superpower who is universally good for its people; and neighbors.
@Territomauvais what is it with Americans bashing the French all the time? There is no colonialism going on. What remains is something called "international relations". And who said your constitution is superior? Basically Germany's constitution is a much more modern version, and allows for nice little things like "real" majority voting and keeping lobbyism and corruption tightly in check. What I meant was the colonial powers of say 100-200 years ago, with totally different polities than today's
@SalsaTiger83 I'm not an American bashing the French- I live in reality. And the reality is France and its former colonies have strong economic ties to each other- and France sees to it that they use military force to protect their interests in said countries without any international approval.
Chad, Côte d'Ivoire, how about Rwanda?!- In which the French military intervened only on the side of those committing the genocide. This is colonialism by definition. Sorry.
@Territomauvais your view on history looks a little biased. Try to perceive more details and judge less... It is easy to arrive at conclusions, but very hard and misleading to argue about morals.
No, but isn't it sad that superpowers have to be tyrannical at all?
Comparing to define who was the least tyrannical is so SAD, really. It just assumes the world has no chance of being led by a big nation that will help smaller ones, so all we can really strive to be is the LEAST BAD one.
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louisbrassyyy 19 hours ago in playlist History
I wish I was as smart as you!
labby890 2 weeks ago 2
Don't forget about the sinking of the royal cruise ship Lusitania on 1915 which may have tensed relations involving the U.S. The ship which carried some Americans, however, may as well was transporting arms for the Allies after a second explosion took place ensuing the German U-boat's damage. Both sides had their stories to promote propaganda, but is one of the reasons for the US found in the books
SteveCruz93 1 month ago
@KevinVancouver2 *America's history, *its, *they're. Thank you for playing YouTube idiocy bingo. You managed to hit many squares- poor grammar, insults to America, hasty generalizations, disdainful yet vague dismissal of someone's work, and, of course, your free space, but did not manage to get a Bingo. Shucks. Have a lovely day.,
Cluzygirl13 1 month ago
DonT forget that the 15th amendment doesn't give people the right to vote it strictly states that people cannot be barred from voting based on their race or color. Congress or the individual states can still limit individuals' ability to vote if they so chose.
joshuawine 2 months ago
Correction!! First Philippine Republic which USA ended with the
Philippine–American War (1899–1902)
pay4cayray 3 months ago in playlist History
@pay4cayray Thats exactly what i was thinking lol
Madpolis7 2 months ago
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pay4cayray 3 months ago in playlist History
@khanacademy
I think that you just forget Portuguese Empire.
NFCRFX250 3 months ago in playlist History
@NFCRFX250 the Swedish, Chines, Saim Empire, Russian, Polish, Hungary-Austrian... and many many more
pay4cayray 3 months ago in playlist History
Hey Khan,
Do you think you could talk more about Prohibition and the 1920s or just go more in depth with American history? I could use it for my History class since I really don't understand it in class
Thanks Bunches!
kingdomheartsluferx3 3 months ago
History repeats itself. Money can't buy friends,but you can get a better class of enemy.
MsMouru 3 months ago in playlist History
Typical American interpretation of Americas History and it's part in World History.
Little wonder that Americans are so arrogant when there taught historical inaccuracies.
KevinVancouver2 4 months ago in playlist History
@KevinVancouver2 lol i think there is little interpretation for history, all these things really happened and have been studied , what in here is wrong?
jeffyjeffyjeffy 2 months ago in playlist History
@khanacademy Your bias from being American is why you think that. Compare those empires and the many other great ones your forgot, based more on the accomplishment in areas such as culture, piety, or intellectual advances and you'll see that America has made little world affecting revelations in these subjects. Now who knows someday America will put aside it's patriotism and pride to work toward advances in these more important fields, then we will be a truly great nation.
clayo12 4 months ago
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Please do the videos on WW1 :)
puggleGG 4 months ago
@b3rd4 Aren't all superpowers disappointing? I mean, you get the ability to do whatever you could have ever wanted and all you're allowed to do is fight giant robot monsters and complete your chores in a mildly easier fashion?
TheBlitMaster 4 months ago
Haha, delusional much? It all started with the USS Maine and is still going today.
Once your greedy country realized how profitable war was, it sabotaged itself to generate $. That's all you people have ever given a shit about, and you're leaders are happy to kill millions of foreigners as long as you're still the 'richest'. Just for the record; to label me as a conspiracy theorist is completely naive. This is global belief!
metallicker100 4 months ago
@metallicker100 Thing is, every superpower is like that. Not only that but we lose money on wars now due to the fact that we have a majority of our supplies manufactured by the Chinese and Koreans. The reason we are fighting wars is because 78% of government officials elected within the past 25 years are idiotic, corrupt, overly religious, and completely unconstitutional. That's why we need people like Khan, because otherwise the voters are going to elect Christie or Trump as president in 2012.
TheBlitMaster 4 months ago
i would really appreciate a video on the great depression. it seems like khan has a great mind for economics and history and marrying the two could be very informative. also i don't know about those with more pedagogical experience but im entering high school and still haven't header a word about this important event. (PS. it would be super topical ;))
tgrdtgrd 7 months ago 4
@khanacademy they have been many empires. dont forget the swedidh ^^
aggbala 7 months ago
@aggbala swedish*
aggbala 7 months ago
I'd love if you made a video going in depth into the gilded age. I think the people really need to know this time more in depth.
sonnybrown 7 months ago
I love history! I think i will be a history major in college
iamastupidhead84 8 months ago
12:03 i literaly clapped cause i was so proud
Agomongo1235 9 months ago in playlist KhanAcademy-History
@b3rd4 ... Go to RussiaToday they're where all the brainwashed people are, like you.
Agomongo1235 9 months ago in playlist KhanAcademy-History
@Agomongo1235 Do not even remind of me of RussiaToday...
The comments are just a bunch of theory's but say nothing about the video it self most of time
Melozerg 8 months ago
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@Agomongo1235 The people of the United States are by far the most brainwashed people in the history of mankind.
GoDxism 7 months ago
Sal, at the time of the Great War, I believe there was actually a higher percentage of German descendants in the US than English descendants.
USArmyGeneral 9 months ago
@b3rd4
You just got schooled by Mr. Khan!
b1gr1g 10 months ago
Thanks a LOT! :D
AnacondaMiningCo 10 months ago
I love this series, and the timing is perfect since the AP US History exam is coming up really soon!
theamazingempiricist 10 months ago
@theamazingempiricist as if this is actually gonna help us in a DBQ situation... *cries in corner*
super2thesam 10 months ago
@khanacademy,
Not sure that comparing bad behavior to even worse behavior is the elegant way forward - it only helps justify oneself out of an issue. When I challenge the fact that Canada's debt is growing, people argue that the US are worse, French dodge by arguing that Greeks are worse - you can always find worse. Not the way forward. USA is disappointing - end of story. We started 1900 with approx. 10% of government and should have made it at 0% in 2000. Great work ahead for most of us.
marcabela 10 months ago
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Thanks for the history of 'Jim Crow.' I knew what the term meant, but was unaware of when or how it came into play.
Mulder25j 10 months ago
Thanks for the history of 'Jim Crow.' I knew what the term meant, but was unaware of when or how it came into play.
Mulder25j 10 months ago
I could watch your videos all day
dannyboy12357 10 months ago
Sal, you should do some videos on the current middle east crisis. That would be AWESOME! Since we see a lot of that stuff currently, it would be awesome to know the origins of all those problems.
utubegay1 10 months ago
We should suspend democracy in the south again.
hedonism13 10 months ago
@hedonism13
*half sarcasm
hedonism13 10 months ago
A bit too general, but a good overview nonetheless. I only hope that you can get enough quality vids up before the AP US test next friday.
As always, keep up the good work Sal!
Ibahz 10 months ago
@Smielle1 Elaborate? :p.
France gets involved militarily in other countries (former colonies) affairs without any international guidance; and you don't hear a word of it on American news.
Why would you presume I've been living in a cave, haha?
Territomauvais 10 months ago
emancipation proclamation - sorry i don't listen to Hip Hop.
Mopperty 10 months ago
Good job once again! :-)
nuzeo 10 months ago
May I request a video on the Gilded Age? AP exams are in ten days for US History and the WHOLE class struggled on it during yesterday's review day than any other topic. Thank you, it would be fantastic!
FruitarianSwimster 10 months ago
can you do a video on the history of native americans in the usa? most history courses in high school and middle school don't do native american history justice. thanks!
sfaithj 10 months ago
Nice, APUSH exam is in a week so this review is great.
potatofos 10 months ago
You are awesome :D
spirituelconnexion 10 months ago
@khanacademy To be fair, the U.S has achieved near to nothing as a superpower.
RonBurgundy161 10 months ago
@khanacademy Yeah, agree totally. Look at the Germans after WWI. Their currency was better to use as a firestarter, a loaf of bread was OUTRAGEOUS!
Justeenoster 10 months ago
this is so depressing
TRRALALAA 10 months ago
I'm enjoying your overviews from 30,000 ft. I have one correction: the Spanish-American War began when Spain declared war on the U.S., not the other way around. Keep 'um coming!
eirpcalc 10 months ago
@b3rd4 You're naive.
DanGuerrer0 10 months ago
When you do a video on WW1 make sure you talk about the entangling alliances
JULESRULES9969 10 months ago
hurry and post all of them so i can cram for the ap's
xTPTBx 10 months ago 19
im so happy that you made more history vides Sal, But i though we were gonna go into world history, thats what you left off.
junior1984able 10 months ago
Excellent HD videos! It it would be nice if there would be some in chem, physics. Do you do any Anatomy, Genetics, Microbiology, and other college sciences? By the way, your an extraordinary facilitator!!
crsala1 10 months ago
Excellent HD videos!!! Need them in Chemistry and Physics please!!! Your an extraordinary facilitator.
crsala1 10 months ago
@khanacademy When you put it like that, I'd have to agree with you. Obviously no empire is just around to spread love and peace, somewhat would go against the principal of what an empire is. By the way, just fairly recently stumbled upon your work, quite great work you do here, it is greatly appreciated, thank you. Also, as a history buff, I somewhat have a fetish for history in general, hence I favor your history videos, but they are all very informative, and interestingly narrated.
covertcovenant 10 months ago
@b3rd4 Lol. I like how you summarize the most unanimous response or perspective people have against america either blindly or just as a group. no offense but its like the most common idea people have about America yet they are like the engine needed to run the world. the only time one would ever hate a superpower; in the context of the world never else. LOL! I just find it funny.
PS. I am a Canadian. So i would apologetically could careless. eh!
gameshop101 10 months ago
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lashkaretoiba 10 months ago
The 13th amendment abolished slavery and the 16th amendment reinstated it. haha
kroovyandcal 10 months ago
congrats on 50 million views by the way
frozenstrawbs 10 months ago
i have been waiting for these videos for a long time
SuperMrgabriel 10 months ago
@b3rd4 it's probably the only superpower you know ;-)
SalsaTiger83 10 months ago
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Yay, more history!
I don't think the USA is all that disappointing. We have a lot to be proud of- and admittedly a lot to be ashamed of. But who doesn't? The secular constitution of which we were founded by as well as the principles we hold to be universal has at least, undoubtedly, made the US the least tyrannical of all superpowers.
Am I wrong?
Territomauvais 10 months ago 9
@Territomauvais We have a saying "power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely". In that regard, the US did fairly well. I think much would have been worse if France/GB/Germany/Spain had had the same amount of power at this time.
SalsaTiger83 10 months ago
@SalsaTiger83 I agree completely. France continues to a menacing extent its colonial adventures in Central & Northern Africa. Neither Germany, Spain, nor the UK have a constitution suitable to wield the power America has had dumped into its hands. Even with our wonderfully written constitution though; look at how epic America's contemporary failures are...
We are far from having a Superpower who is universally good for its people; and neighbors.
Territomauvais 10 months ago
@Territomauvais what is it with Americans bashing the French all the time? There is no colonialism going on. What remains is something called "international relations". And who said your constitution is superior? Basically Germany's constitution is a much more modern version, and allows for nice little things like "real" majority voting and keeping lobbyism and corruption tightly in check. What I meant was the colonial powers of say 100-200 years ago, with totally different polities than today's
SalsaTiger83 10 months ago
@SalsaTiger83 I'm not an American bashing the French- I live in reality. And the reality is France and its former colonies have strong economic ties to each other- and France sees to it that they use military force to protect their interests in said countries without any international approval.
Chad, Côte d'Ivoire, how about Rwanda?!- In which the French military intervened only on the side of those committing the genocide. This is colonialism by definition. Sorry.
Territomauvais 10 months ago
@Territomauvais your view on history looks a little biased. Try to perceive more details and judge less... It is easy to arrive at conclusions, but very hard and misleading to argue about morals.
SalsaTiger83 10 months ago
@Territomauvais
No, but isn't it sad that superpowers have to be tyrannical at all?
Comparing to define who was the least tyrannical is so SAD, really. It just assumes the world has no chance of being led by a big nation that will help smaller ones, so all we can really strive to be is the LEAST BAD one.
That's just sad, IMO.
PedroGynVibes 10 months ago
You are amazing.
LifeIsSoAwesome 10 months ago
absolutely brilliant.
jsymons1985 10 months ago