12 Most Incredible And Historical Facts That School Never Taught You

There are thousands of years of human history, but we spend less than two decades of our lives in education. That isn't enough time to condense down everything you need to know into history classes - especially when there are other subjects to be taught when we're at school! Sadly, that means that some really interesting information gets left out. We're going to fix that in this video - here are some of the historical facts your teachers never got around to telling you!

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[barbarawenger]

It's totally wonderful that Elizabeth Windsor as a teenager in the army could strip down a truck engine and put it back together again that's a really useful skill ---/good on her🎉

[patriciagerresheim]

Regarding Queen Elizabeth: the final test for the mechanics course was to completely strip down and rebuild a jeep engine in a certain amount of time. During the exam, her parents King George VI and Queen (later Queen Mother) Elizabeth toured the facility. Of course, they couldn't acknowledge each other. When the exam was over, all the engines started up, except one. Elizabeth's. Turns out her father had walked off with the distributor cap...

[willsimpkins]

I would simply caution the viewers that history is reported by the winners!!! It is quite unfortunate that we haven't overcome that and all of our Generations.

[Nico-vjio]

Jesus said "Deny yourself, take up your cross and follow me". "I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me". Philippians 4-13

[johnnyalucard]

Good heavens! It's a fact that her majesty can deconstruct and reconstruct an entire truck motor without the benefit of gin? You go, girl!

[o.k.productions]

I actually knew about the last one, mostly because she was the driver for my great grandpa’s unit once.

[charleswalker]

The Etruscans laid down before the Romans... one of the illustrations is an Etruscan Tomb painting!

[bekindnomad]

There is a patron saint of beer because he kept telling people to drink beer not water and saved so many lives.

[kubek]

Actually knights in full armor trained not to pee so they could go after the battle is over.
Similar with bus drivers who run public transport today.

[he-man]

*Study, Study More, Study Even Much More❗*
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[thetakongpancake]

Wait - Everyone was drinking, wine for the rich and ale for the poor and then its noted that alcohol was used for pain relief so, we have been in pain all these years?! Let me outta here! O:)

[melissasirois]

Well the last one was definitely a surprise and something new to me. I always thought the royal family quite useless and a total waste of money. If this is true about the queen well I am impressed.

[brandxmuddy]

If anyone believes that part about the queen tearing down an engine all by herself and putting it back together etc etc....I’ve got a bridge for sale. Real cheap. Built by the queen!

[natalynhuber]

I definitely learnt about plague doctors.

[Hillers]

At 8:20 ...Texas had the first female governor...Miriam "Ma" Ferguson was governor from 1925 to 1927, then from 1933 to 1935...

[Skyguccipeppa]

this was really cool, but i already knew about the plauge doctor

[Hillers]

At 1:44 ...Those aren't high heels...They are 1970's style platform

[zj]

The Queen (RIP) was a hottie when she was young. And knew how to work on cars. Keeper

[GiannisAntetokounpo]

3:15 though drinking was a problem there were wars for the sake of glory or fame sometimes religion, but most of the time to be noticed or remembered as amazing or a conquer.

[rickkinsman]

As a trained mechanic myself, I think I can give the lie to the story about Queen Elizabeth being able to strip and reassemble an engine with only a few months of training. I doubt she would have even grasped the fundamentals of how it works.