De-Simplifying Oversimplified's REVOLUTIONS (American, French, and Russian)

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• LO

  @loganlabbe9767 · 3 years ago

  The reason the American Revolution was so much tamer than other revolutions is because it wasnt a revolution it was a secession. The King never lost his throne.

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• SQ

  @squidhimself9371 · 3 years ago

  My granddad was British, he would celebrate the 4th of July with us but he called it good riddance day 😂

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• JE

  @jefft2546 · 3 years ago (edited)

  It's funny how people have exploited reaction videos for money with stupid reactions that add nothing of value, but Chris does something totally on his own with great context, questions and connections. VTH, Mr. Terry and Mr. Beat are so awesome, love listening to you guys while prepping my lesson materials

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• CA

  @cassielee8462 · 2 years ago

  I’m a wedding photographer and I love listening to your videos while I edit photos. My sister is a History major and it gives me a foundation for things to talk about with her.

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• EV

  @Evan-ph7jh · 3 years ago

  Guess I’m watching 3 movies today … Barbie, Oppenheimer, and now this masterpiece that will overshadow the both of them

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• IS

  @isaakfrmla · 3 years ago

  A 3 and a half hour video!? This is starting out as a great Friday 😂👍🏼

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• ET

  @ethanblan435 · 3 years ago

  I’m sure you’ve gotten many messages but the new lemmino video is ridiculously well made and such a cool way to demonstrate the story. Hope you will do a 2 part reaction in a week or so

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• NU

  @Nursie_Boo_Games · 3 years ago (edited)

  At <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FdGS3u309Ek&amp;t=3653">1:00:53</a> The subtle “you are an angel now” when taking at John Paul Jones made me cackle like a witch in public. Not sure why that got me so good

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• HA

  @halolong4399 · 3 years ago

  a long video about Oversimplified? THIS IS REVOLUTIONARY!

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• SA

  @SapthaRishiCP · 3 years ago

  Nice to see all the revolutions in one video. Looking forward to the napoleon&apos;s marshals in the future.

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• MA

  @matshjalmarsson3008 · 3 years ago

  Yep &quot;Let them eat cake&quot; seems to have its origin in a book by Rousseau, written before Antoinette even arrived to France

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• GI

  @GiokkuWr · 3 years ago

  The custom of watching the couple get in bed together was largely made popular in Europe by the Visigoths. It largely served as a way for both the nobles and the king to ensure the new princess or queen was really a virgin. During the middle ages and the Renaissance, the nobles would actually see the bloody bedsheets before leaving the couple alone for the first night.

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