CAUSES of MIGRATION from 1750-1900 [AP World History Review—Unit 6 Topic 6]

More from Heimler's History:

Tiktok: @steveheimler
Instagram: @heimlers_history

In this video Heimler reviews everything you need to know about AP World History Unit 6 Topic 6 (6.6) which is all about the various causes of the massive waves of migration during the 19th century including demographic change, natural disasters, and a growing reliance on coerced and semi-coerced labor during the age of imperialism.

[LuvBella]

Thanks Heimler, 5 years later after my Ap world history class, the knowledge follows me through college.

[brynnhouser]

2x speed 30 minutes before my test you’re my savior

[mathscience]

You’re gonna be the reason I pass this class - I’m taking AP Chem, AP Comp. Gov., AP Lang, and AP World, and AP World is definitely one of my weaker subjects, just because history confuses my brain. Thank you so much for making this easy to understand and “to the point” vid!

[bellashpresa]

hey heimler! love these videos but could you possibly do the unit reviews again? they were super helpful earlier in the year!

[gabrielpereira]

Hey Heimler! No pressure or anything, but at 0:10, it says economic causes instead of environmental causes and I know I'm a little late, but just wanted to say it incase anyone else would get confused.

[eclipse_knight]

Watching this 7 minutes before the exam

[miguelpickle]

Dear Mr.Heimler me and my classmates enjoy your videos and we would like for you to give a shout out to our AP World History teacher, Ms.Benitez who works at Townview Magnet Center. I hope this message reaches you and I will be hopefully waiting for your response.

[aleina]

when heimler posted this i was reading 6.6

[oresknner]

Dawg you late by a day🥺🥺🥺 thankfully my test version ain’t cover this

[hjaslhzvc]

0:10 it says "economic causes" but you said "environmental causes"

[justabean]

Bruh when I have study hall the block before AP World-

Big review on all heimler, on 2x speed

[someperson]

So people moved from place to place.




There's definitely more to it 😐