The History of the United States of America Explained in 14 Minutes

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When the first settlers reached The United States of America and started to chip out a living in the wilderness that seemed so fierce and unfamiliar to their European eyes, they could never have dreamed that someday the land upon which they stood would become one of the most powerful countries in the entire world.

Learn about American history in this video.

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[devilmann]

This video hits different when you have a US history exam the next morning.

[aquamann]

Watching this at 12 am before my apush test tomorrow is a great way to study.

[HistoricAmerica]

Love this concept. It's so important for Americans to understand out history, and a >15 minute video is the perfect way to do so for those claiming history is not "their thing". Thanks for doing this work!

[qrppdc]

World War One, the Korean War, Vietnam, HELLO ?

[JayC-xpvz]

Andrew Jackson bought the land but exchanged land with the natives Americans with the treaty and the government gave them money and resources to move within 2 years. Some did and some chose not to which was the trail of tears.

[sarthakdudhani]

Really want to rewatch One Piece after that picture of shandora in 2:01.

[wish_]

watching vids about Britain and America's history, bc I have an exam tomorrow about them.
Tbh, I don't think I'll pass it. I'm not an American or a British person, so it's a bit hard to remember all of this infos.
It's my fault, tho. I could've started preparing for the exam a long time ago, but I'm lazy soooo.
Sorry, i just talk too much when I'm anxious.
Btw thank you for the video ♡

[valiumdaniel]

Americans have not invented the automobile, nor the internal combustion engine. That was us. Germans. You are welcome.

[viajandonagelatina]

1:20 the way in which the indigenous population of South America emerged is very confusing and mysterious.
In Chile, skeletons and traces of what corresponds to Australian aboriginal people were found, and in Brazil, the Luzia skeleton was found, which is around 12, 500 or 13, 000 years old, and her cranial morphology indicates that she is very similar to African peoples!

[klloydplata]

Always FOREVER remembering and already celebrating even either it's on occasion or not on occasion. Happy Independence Day!!! 🎉🎉🎉🎂🎂🇺🇲🇺🇲 United States of America 👏👏👍👍💯💯

[gianfajardo]

the native american is the legit founder of thst land.. not whites

[stephh.]

Constitutional Republic, not a Democracy

[nickmoxham]

Just to put the record straight ... American inventors created such life changing things as the electric light bulb (nope, that was Volta), the telephone (nope, that was claimed by Alexander Bell but in fact invented by Antonio Meucci), automobile (nope that was Hayden Wischett), the internal combustion engine (nope, that was Samuel Brown), assembly line (ok, that was Henry Ford an American), the teddy bear (nope, that was Richard Steiff and named after an American president), the airplane (the Wright brothers were American but they built on the works of George Cayley an Englishman), the supermarket (by American Clarence Saunders). I am surprised you did not claim Americans invented television, the jet engine, the computer and the enigma machine like most Americans seem to think :-(

[KevinSullivan-uspz]

I remember what I was taught when I was little and this version is slightly different, and 100 years from now somebody else will have a different View and so on so on it's like playing the game we have 10 people you you whisper something in the first person's ear and see what comes out when the last person to hear it hear it tells you what the first person said

[FortisKnight]

WWI led to the Great Depression. Prohibition helped organized crime to get started

[Graymanone]

Despite all the U.S. shortcomings millions are desperately fleeing their countries trying to get here which speck's for itself.

[tykemorris]

Not only did we skip the expansion from 13 states to 50, but we jumped from Appomattox to Pearl Harbor. The Spanish American War, WWI, Korean War and Viet Nam weren't even mentioned nor was the Cold War itself.

[emsdiy]

There's always been loving kind people in America just because some people do bad things doesn't make everybody bad in that group

[guhenrocks]

Professor : "Watch this video and write shory essay on American revolution "
Me : 😑

[ArkaeaFCL]

I know that it would've made the video a little longer, but you didn't mention the entirety of the cold war, the hippy counterculture, kent state, or the assassination of malcolm X.