History Student Reacts to The Year Without a Summer | Historia Civilis

Today we watch The Year Without a Summer (1816 to 1824) by Historia Civilis.

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[RMATFL]

Ethan’s Historia Civilis reaction for over 90 minutes, this is perfect.

[jendreg]

Let's gooo, our boy is back with Historia Civilis

[MalikF]

If your interested in South America try looking at extra history series on Brazil independence and its empire

[Great_Olaf]

1:36:45 It did set the general character of American imperialism on a student trajectory though. Our imperialism was one of influence, military diplomatic, and economic, but not typically of profit conquest. We would conquer Puerto Rico, the Philippines, the territory to connect the east coast to the west coast, and Hawaii, but no matter how heavy our band (or boot) in Latin America, we did not conquer it, we did not take legal or political possession of it.

[BrandonHernandez-tgql]

Thanks for another video bro. Will you do Rome season 2? Or have u already watched it?

[sbricksful]

If only the allies didn't put such harsh measures against germany and punish it reasonably like here with France, maybe Germany won't become so radicalized