The Articles of Confederation Explained: U.S. History Review

[kojack]

As goofy as it can be sometimes, these videos are helping me alot in American Govt classes. Its basically like listening to another professor who doesnt suck at teaching...or life

[jimshmigan]

“You should probably get the flu” that really hits different in 2020

[MPauLaVM]

WE NEED MORE TEACHERS LIKE
all my teachers are careless and they are not clear. -__- 

[elizabethphillips]

I hope all these negative comments don't discourage you from making more videos. Not everyone is trying to battle you in politics like some the the comments below. The majority of us are searching American Government lectures because we just need more of an explanation than what we are receiving in class. So, thank you for taking the time to post some information on here! I love the energy you have, it makes this cram session a lot easier.

[yeniferlopez]

You do a great job explaining throughly and keeping your audience entertained! I really thank you :)

[RobertWilliams-hztc]

I'm a military veteran and classified as a"non traditional adult learner" in my university's system and I love your videos .... I salute you Sir with both hands !!!

[sergestorms]

Six years later and you are still helping people pass exams, thank you!
THE FEDS WERE TOO WEAK

[vela-rnjz]

College student here! Loving this lecture, thank you for the help!🌹

[oceancurrentsea]

All my 16 years of education, I can honestly say you are an incredibly proficient educator. You are able to explain things so well and you truly want us to learn and remember this information. Thank you and keep doing what you're doing.

[hiphughes]

You are more than welcome. I think it the universal symptom of schooling.... in many cases I assign other videos (such as Crash Course) because my kids mentally check out when they hear my voice. Wishing you and your kids an awesome school year!

[ashleygeorge]

Thank You sssoooo much! I thought I was screwed in history, you're an education saver!

[gomezalejandrog]

From my understanding there were multiple delegates for each state in Congress.
No less than two, no more than seven for each state.
However only one vote entitled per state.
Is that correct?

[pdmccarthy]

I love these videos. Mr Hughes brings history alive in a fun and informative way!!

[brandomatic]

As a fellow history teacher I love your stuff Hughes.  Just a suggestion - change the Ike and Tina Turner analogy into a Chris Brown / Rihanna analogy.  Come on Hughes, Ike and Tina were before our time!!! Be Hip dude! BTW, there is a great animated video called "Shays Rebellion, America's First Civil War".  It is done extremely well and I think it really resonates with the students.  Check it out if you have not already in your spare time.

[nilufashireen]

My ap exam is in one month and I am so glad that you make videos to help students all over the country :)

[hiphughes]

on the flip side is seeing Texas not adequately dealing with the very real problem of the uninsured (for them and on those who do have insurance). One in four in TX has no insurance. And in the grand scheme of things in history ObamaCare is no where near the scale of gov. intrusion as Social Security, Medicaid or Medicare. But yes, it is an expansion of federal power and mad respect for your strong opinions.

[kirstenrincon]

I came across your video in search of information for my Political Science paper and I am officially obsessed with your way of lecturing and explaining concepts in such a straightforward way. I'll be sure to mention your name to my fellow classmates in need of some help ;-) Thank you and keep up the awesome videos!

[daisyramos]

Thank you for the clarification. We need more teachers like you. My teacher rushes through the material.

[BillyBob-fqvk]

You are the only reason why I'm passing my AP US History class! You are a blessing!!

[alecyahnian]

Your change of voice with north west ordinance of 1787 actually made me remember the date! And the north west part. You’re dope af. Thank you