The History of California, Texas, Florida, New York & Pennsylvania - All Parts

The History of the 5 Most Populated States of America - All Parts

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00:00 - History of California
13:09 - History of Texas
24:03 - History of Florida
38:47 - History of New York
51:27 - History of Pennsylvania

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Николай Димитров, Tobias Tron, Mahmoud Shahin, Justin Bourke, Augustus Caesar, Chaim laser
Joshua Kerr, Slayer, John McKeon , Michael Morale,Rory, Smithy3371,The Angry Celt, Paula Collins-Cook, Jonathon Dwigans

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[Knowledgia]

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[briansmith]

Good video on PA but you missed a major part with the discovery of oil and development of the oil industry (Pennzoil, Quaker State, etc)

[jasongaston]

Let's go another banger sending love from Chicago keep it up banger after banger after banger🎉🎉🎉🎉

[skeletonentertainment]

how oddly specific but thank you for sharing regardless

[jimsackmanbusinesscoaching]

You need to relocate Albany on your map. If you imagine New York as a T on its side, Albany is close to where the T meets - just along the Hudson River. It is several hours drive from New York City.

[dhawthorne]

The Confederates did make it further than Gettysburg. They were routed at Wrightsville when the Union burned the Wrightsville Bridge, plunging a portion of the confederate troops into the Susquehanna River and leaving the rest stranded on the western shore (due south of Columbia). A small portion of the remaining troops tried to cross the river again northwest of Harrisburg (ordered to try and take the state capital) but the troops were separated in Camp Hill. A small group did manage to cross the river but were quickly captured while the remaining troops quickly retreated.

Up until about 15 years ago, the river was lined with miniature flags from Yorkhaven/Bainbridge down to Else Island with the 35 Star US flags on one bank and the Confederate Battle Standards on the other. Unfortunately, the houses, businesses and parks that maintained the Confederate side of the river started being vandalized by people who didn't understand that it was marking the place where the confederates were defeated and turned back; leading to nearly all of the flags being removed. Likewise, most of the Union flags were removed as well since they no longer had a counterpart opposite them on the river.

[mexicanodecorazon]

Mexico, great country!
California
Nos dice Las sergas de Esplandián: ‘Sabed que a la diestra mano de las Indias hubo una isla llamada California, muy llegada a la parte del Paraíso terrenal (…) La ínsula en sí la más fuerte de riscos y bravas peñas que en el mundo se hallaba (…) en esta isla California llamada (…) había (…) grande aspereza de la tierra’.”
Texas... another interesting history.

[Brad_Man]

Bro just title it the history of New York City 🤦🏻‍♂️ you didn’t cover actual New York history at all

[TheBirdandEagle]

So much commotion occurring, all what appears be at once. The years overlap the years with some sort of change.

[DaveSCameron]

Hey hey heh! “ CALIFORNIYAYYY!” 😂😂😂👍🇬🇧🇺🇸⚓️🗽

[patrickwentz]

Just to be clear Slavery was NOT as common in Pennsylvania as other states and was considered odd by its inhabitants. Secondly Gettysburg was not the furthest north the confederates reached it was Carlisle and Mechanicsburg/Camphill area around Hope Church. Thank you.

[weaponizedbattletoaster]

Great video, but you didn’t mention Hollywood once in the part about California

[CloroxBleachCompany]

You missed the other flags for California. The UK and Russia also claimed parts of the state before resolving the disputes in treaties with the Spanish at the end of the 18th century. Six flags have flown over California, and no the confederacy was not one of them like in some flyovers.

[Zeroneii]

Glosssd over a lot of Californian history

[breezysteel]

I'm most definitely certain that Illinois currently has a larger population than Pennsylvania.

[jerrychurchill]

Russia also held part of Northern California as far south as Russian River.

[thatguy_opossum]

So your not going to mention how big and strong the Texas economy

[DaveSCameron]

4:00 are you suggesting Latinos enslaved the local natives? Tut tut tut! 😂😂

[elsletten]

Anyone else find it impossible to get Ron Burgundy's voice out of their head when they heard the well enunciated "San Diego" 😂

[tmghui]

I thought Illinois was the 5th most populated state.