How America Went From 13 Colonies To A Superpower

Explore the transformative history of the United States in "The 7 Ages of America." From colonial beginnings to global superpower, this documentary delves into key events, influential figures, and pivotal moments that shaped the nation.

Uncover the stories of war, expansion, industrial growth, and social change that built America. Gain insights into the past and predictions for the future.

0:00 The Colonial Era
12:43 The Age of Federalism
17:46 The Age of Jefferson
22:50 The Age of Jackson
51:01 The Age of Republicanism
1:21:55 The Age of Progressivism
1:53:25 The Age of the New Deal
2:33:37 The Age of Neoliberalism
3:12:25 The Future of America

[Artemis-cw]

Bro literally covered 2 years worth of my AP U.S. history curriculum in like 3 hours. Where was this when I took my APUSH exam? Lol
Happy Independence Day!

[leonardoleo]

A 3 and half hour documentary about the US is everything I need for this July 4th. Greetings from Brazil and happy Independence Day!

[humansustainability]

Exceptional recap of American history, hitting all major events with context.
Surprisingly detailed while not being mired in minutia.

This is a vid all American's should be required to watch, several times, in high school!

[morsecode]

Given how dissatisfied the general public currently is with the government, it’s possible we could have a populist, somewhat isolationist “America First” period as the 8th age. Sort of a soft-reboot of the country.

Happy 4th everyone 🇺🇸

[cjvoerman]

Just when I was wondering what to do with 3 and half hours of my life, here comes Z with a 4th of July present.

[planetarystargazer]

What If Eastern powers/Asian nations (China 🇨🇳, Japan 🇯🇵, Korea, Manchuria & Mongolia 🇲🇳) colonized Siberia instead (assuming Russia 🇷🇺 never annexed it and also hadn't conquered it)

[arthur.greenwood]

I love the metaphor of the three trees, it really holds true through our whole history.

[davidgiwa]

YES! Z this has been one of my favorite series that you done and now I can just watch the entire thing in one video?!?!

Happy America day 🇺🇸

[hishamalaker]

I must say as an Arab I am enjoying this, I always thought that the Thirteen colonies were always sort of united and I wasnt aware of any major differences nor did I really acknowledge them, but this gives me a whole new perspective.

[AmericanRepublic]

Three hours of Monsieur Z. Hell Yeah! Happy Fourth!

[kdnladner]

It seems like America was flourishing better when we just focused on our country and wasn’t trying to better other nations. Call me selfish but I wish we returned to that minus the racism and inequalities. Our leaders seemed like they cared about improving the country and not trying to fill their pockets.

[TheDutchRabbitMafia]

When I was in middle school we had to write a report on a president that got assigned to us via lottery. I got Millard Filmore lol

[Case_]

(Direct descendant of Ben Franklin here)

[kingdosaun]

Keep up bro the quality the story telling and the love you put in these vedios will get u far

[trentgarland]

1:38:50 I have learned a lot from this video so far! One example is right here. I didn’t realize that Wilson won due to a split Republican base. I wonder how Roosevelt would have handled WW1.

[azamatutarov]

Another super common MonsieurZ banger!!! Love from Kazakhstan 🇰🇿 ❤️ lol

[miladd]

Happy the 4th of July to America from Iran💙
☀️🦁♥︎🦅🗽

[ChancellorJimmy]

The perfect vid for the Fourth of July.. God bless America!

[msmith]

This will be an interesting documentary.

[arc]

Hearing about the presidents' lives puts important context in what motivated them and how the public thought of them.