THE HISTORY OF PENNSYLVANIA in 13 Minutes

THE HISTORY OF PENNSYLVANIA in 13 Minutes

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[smoothbeak]

That is so funny to hear that he didn't want it to be named after himself because he thought people would think he is conceited, as that's exactly what I thought!

[wetwillyis_]

Fun fact, the most brutal territorial dispute in the state is still going on, today.

Sheetz vs. Wawa

[ralphmcclellan]

I realize that it’s a challenge to account for every historical event within 12-to-13 minutes, but there was no mention of the influx of thousands of Palatine Germans and Scots-Irish settlers into Pennsylvania prior to 1776.

[davea]

The largest SCA event (medieval and rennasiance reenactment event) in the world called the Pennsic War takes place every summer in Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania.

[MJ]

PA is so underrated, even to this day. The 5th most populous state in the Union, it's like the entirety of global humanity - race, religion, etc. - distilled into 1 state. The Keystone State indeed.

[wetwillyis_]

PA quite literally has everything we could need to function as our own country. The Ohio River valley has to be one of the most important geographic features in North America.

[MonicaMovieStar]

I'm not sure that you did Pennsylvania justice in this video.

[hlash]

You forgot to mention the HUGE German Lutheran population and the development of the Pennsylvania Dutch culture!

[ericbonanno]

You can't talk about PA's energy industry without mentioning Drake's Well. The first commercial oil well in the US.

[Whitelightnin]

Half way through the video I went “holy shit that’s the Quaker oats guy!”

[foxfire]

Hey guys, Pennsylvania citizen here. I like Pennsylvania, it is cool.

[davea]

Philadelphia is named as the "city of brotherly love".

[alecwest]

At 8:35 you mention Philadelphia as a cultural hub, but 2/3 of the pictures relate to Pittsburgh. Kind of odd how little this video touches on the western side of the state.

[Spurr_ovo]

As a Brit living in PA and a history lover. It’s always interesting to learn more about where I’m living.

[bghyst]

Wow, I didn’t know Maryland is in Connecticut (2:55 mark)

[descentplayer]

So many errors in the maps of this video!

[bjjtone]

@Knowledgia, at 8:30, it talks about Philadelphia becoming a cultural center, but the museum shown is in Pittsburgh. 🤣 A little bit misleading.

[Johnno]

This sounds like a middle schoolers book report on PA. C-

[mstretanski]

Several inaccuracies in this video. The Federal Convention was in 1787 not 1784.

[Jeudaos]

As someone who idetifies as norse pagan. I highly respect the freedom of religion. and the firm belief that one human cannot 'judge' over another is one that i can respect also.