Timeline of European History Foldout Chart

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Timeline of Asian History:

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Credits:
Charts & Narration by Matt Baker, PhD
Animation by Syawish Rehman

[ianfitzpatrick]

I just got my book a few days ago and I’m so very excited to share this with my friends on camping trips and hopefully with my own children some day! It’s been a pleasure looking at the pictures and reading over the subjects. Made me feel like a kid again

[skymichaelwood]

I just want to say that I love your work. Extraordinary, dude! Please continue :) (and I have everything [book and posters] from your site up to the beginning of this year) I love them all! Thanks again for the great contribution to the world, that is your work!

[debraturner]

Matt is a great teacher, which is a gift. Another excellent overview of a huge timeline and wealth of information.

[Stephanie_Vincent]

The Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth surely deserves more than a blurb. We were the first country in Europe to have religious freedom and a Parliament that kept the Monarch in check.

[silentsoup]

One of the best history videos I've seen. Very well structured.

[MomandAflatoon]

Such great depiction of all important things .. quick in hand data and information ... So thankful to you for creating these

[Nghthavvk]

Love that you included Florence Nightingale on the chart even if she didn't make it into the video. Quite the influencial figure on science, or more specificially statistics and modern medicine.

[aiolusx]

I have been watching your videos for ages now and I am currently in Vancouver for a few months so I am definitely coming for a visit to the store!

[HebaruSan]

A masterpiece, so dense and yet so accessible

[IOSALive]

UsefulCharts, Your videos are fantastic! I just had to subscribe!

[ffotograffydd]

Have you considered a European distributor? With digital printing as it is it shouldn’t be too difficult to arrange. I’d love to buy some of your charts, but the shipping from the USA is ridiculously expensive. I can’t justify spending more on shipping that charts actually cost.

[Nooticus]

What an absolutely exceptional chart! Congratulations to the designers!

[Marti_Monev]

Good job with this video! I want to point out that the Slavs did not arrive from Asia, but from Eastern Europe (around modern-day Ukraine and Belarus). Also, The First Bulgarian empire lasted for much longer than you show in the chart. It is founded in 681 by refugees from the former Old Great Bulgaria and was annexed in 1018 by East Rome. There is also the second Bulgarian empire which lasted from 1185 - 1396/1422.

[ruthanneseven]

Your book sounds like a treasure for history lovers!

[ages]

You have made many videos on different civilizations and people all over the world and they are all interesting. Could you include the Sami culture in Sapmi, northern Scandinavia and Russia. I think it would complement the Germanic culture and how Scandinavia was populated!

[datactive]

what a useful chart! I can't believe that I find this channel so late.

[DGronki]

Nice, as a Pole for me it will be nice to include in this poster that WE ARE BACK :D

[joshygoldiem_j]

Gotta admit this video really did come when I least expected it. I knew it would be a while with the widening gap between individual releases in this series, and then especially after he remastered the Asia video with Rackam I literally stopped thinking about it after a while.

[Steedie]

Can you do a family tree for the Queen's corgis?

[kacperwoch]

6:53 Slavs and Avars from Asia?! Since when?