Youtube history channels

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https://youtu.be/xuCn8ux2gbs

>>2818804
there are none

>>2818804
Why do people like to think they learned so much about history from this video? The video is intended to be entertaining, which I agree that it is. It doesn't go into depth about the topics, so you're left without having learned all that much.

>>2818815
this shit is reddit-videofied

>>2818804
also net a regular but i watch the "extra history" videos of the channel exra credits.

>Being thorough but concise. A good balance between entertainment and educational value.

That shit is neither educational nor entertaining, stop shilling your shitty channel Bill.

>>2818804
The Great War

>>2819031
They probably mean that they discovered stuff they had no previous knowledge of, as in fairly unknown civilizations etc.

>>2818804
You can't learn history within 20 minute videos because it's all too fast paced and not detailed enough.
The only "good" one is The Great War because it takes you through WWI day by day, not summing the entire thing up in a mix of Vine bits that equal 10 minutes in length.

But I do like watching Feature History and Military History Visualized when I'm eating or bored. Bill Wurtz is fun entertainment but it's barely educational at all. To say you understand the entire history of the world from one 20 minute video is mental retardation.

>>2818804
>>2819065

they explain the Cause and effect of major events in an intresting way because they paint the perspectives of key players involved. Also i find that the context of those events is explainded very clearly and that the without dragging out the pace of the video.
they after every video they also make a video about any misinformation in their videos and cool stuff that they could not put in.

>>2818804
The only one I know that's legitimate in the realm of religion is InspiringPhilosophy and General Han Solo