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  1. Rome fell because they couldn’t find the solution to postulate 5 Why does this almost have 1K likes?? 1K! Thanks for the likes guys!!!
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  2. The British East India Company: The only historical entity referenced in both the Metal Gear Solid and Pirates of the Caribbean franchises
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  3. Love the Indiana Jones-esque intro.
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  4. Obviously when Bloody Mary appears, he'll say "Please state the nature of the medical emergency!". She's a disembodied healer after all.
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  5. "This is not usurpation, this is a Restoration" - Every coup leader, ever.
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  6. I think "emotional rollercoaster" describes this one pretty well.
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  7. To those who complain the Chinese pronunciation, please understand that there isn't a single "Chinese Language", at least not yet. This is a story happened in places around Canton, where one kind or another variants of Cantonese was, and still is, used. As a native Cantonese speaker, I think Dan's pronunciation is pretty good, but Anglicised, like how we normally say Cantonese names in an English context.
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  8. Apologies to ALL for my pronunciation on these names! Lil tried her best to coach me through it, but a Linguist I am not. <3
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  9. "For every quality you learn about Frederick you like, there is one that you dont" Almost like people in history books are actual people!
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  10. Given the introduction about historical records, I will be very interested for Lies and hearing where this series' source material came from.
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  11. Dang, Sitting Bull’s life needs a historically accurate, Lakota-focused blockbuster movie.
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  12. The discovery was wonderful for the kids but imagine how the parents must have felt? Probably one of the greatest days of their lives. Imagine the dread they must have felt knowing their kid had what was basically a death sentence
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  13. I have a Spanish friend who jokes that there's two tipes of European food. The civilized one that cooks in olive oil and drinks wine, and the barbarian that cooks in butter and drinks beer.
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  14. Frances Perkins? The Frances Perkins? The first woman to serve in the US cabinet? Now there's a person I'm sure could make an interesting EH series.
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  15. "how'd you guys meet?" "Well he shot me with an arrow and cut the ocean in half so he could chase me all the way home." How romantic!!
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  16. Even though Frederick published his work as the "Anti-Machiavel," ironically enough I'd argue that whole bit about preemptive "wars of interest" is the type of pragmatic rulership that Machiavelli would actually endorse
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  17. Hey everyone. This is Nick DeWitt, the artist. I just wanted to say I'm really happy you enjoyed it as much as you did. I put a tremendous amount of effort into this one. I've been excited about this episode for a long while and I'm glad to finally share it with all of you.
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  18. In the battle of Patay, which was briefly mentioned here, the English weren't startled by a deer, they saw a deer and they shot it with their longbows, and made a ruckus about it. The french scouts heard it, and they told Joan. She then took an unusual military decision. She sent her knights ahead to meet the English in battle, leaving the infantry behind. This left the french with a disadvantage in numbers of 3 to 1, whereas otherwise they would have had the numerical advantage. However, this allowed theknights to teach the englishmen much faster, before they had fortified the field with stakes. The result is often called "reverse Agincourt", a scenario where the french cavalry charge worked as intended, because the English hadn't had the time to fortify. The English longbowmen were slaughtered, for minimal French loses. The English lost all their longbowmen and would never use them against France again, as it would take a generation before new longbowmen could be trained. They would be defeated again at Formigny and Chatillon, and then they would never again have serious plans for continental European territorial gains again.
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  19. Omg could you belive how diferent the world would be if the mali empire had managed to settle in south america before the europeans?
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  20. This is so intense, considering this happened just some 50 years ago it's still scary how close it all came to midnight. Thanks for this Extra Credits, I was waiting excitedly for your new series
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  21. KKKKKKKHHHHHHHHHHAAAAAAAAANNNNNNNNN!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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  22. And that's why vaccines are important. Get vaccinated!
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  23. “Just because someone’s ridiculous doesn’t mean they’re not dangerous.” Words of wisdom. 😵‍💫
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  24. Ok Catharine hitting Peter with a chair and flipping him off got me laughing out loud
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  25. "Her father volunteered her for a great honour..." Me: Oh, neat "...To be sacrificed" Me: Uhhhh
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  26. "He Who Weeps Blood." That has got to be the most metal title a king has ever taken on.
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  27. As a Filipino I'm amazed that our history with american goes far beyond the Spanish-American war, it's pretty awesome to know some of our ancestors fought in the civil war
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  28. So she was basically what all D&D bards aspire to be.
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  29. I love how, despite they wanting to kill each other for the credit of their work, they still defended the idea that everyone should be able to get the insulin. That says a lot about them.
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  30. no matter how much you max up your charisma thats what you get when you make wisdom your dump stat XD
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  31. "Now if it is deemed necessary that I should forfeit my life for the furtherance of the ends of justice, and mingle my blood further with the blood of my children and with the blood of millions in this slave country whose rights are disregarded by wicked, cruel, and unjust enactments, I submit: so let it be done..." These words should be chiseled on every government building in the United States
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  32. Another thing the $5 wage did was make it so that the workers could afford to buy a car. Which was a brilliant marketing plan. Not only does Frank work for Ford, but he also drives a Ford.
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  33. With this context, Princess Mononoke and Howl's Moving Castle and the rest of the anti-war Ghibli films kind of snap into perspective. This is the kind of horror that was being commented against.
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  34. So remember, kids: eat your niacin!
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  35. Buri: He Protec He Attac Bust Most Importantly He Has Broken Bac
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  36. "comrade and partner" is a funny way to say boyfriend
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  37. Amazing videos. Im a 46 year old man who loves this style of videos. My younger kids love them too. Honestly Ive learned more about history than when I was in high school. From these I go and research more about your subject. Please continue to make these videos. Again amazing +1
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  38. Am I the only one that was completely surprised at that moment of animation in which Dan closes his hand around the chess piece and turns it into a dice? Like, actual animation? In THE Extra Credits? Kudos to the team.
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  39. I think this series has been my favorite of the extra history videos. great work you guys :D
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  40. Warlock: "And unless they destroy every last creature that bursts from my body, I...wait, did I just tell you all about my secret plans and weaknesses?" Soldier: "Yup." Warlock: "Damn. Guess I'll have to kill you now." Soldier: "...Nope?"
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  41. The art style looked reminiscent of early episodes of Extra History, like the Resource War series. Is that a call back to the channels first look at World War II some 6 years ago?
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  42. When the agents refused to give her the treatment I got unreasonably angry for a person I just learnt about...rest in peace Billie
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  43. It will never stop making me laugh that Jefferson Davis was a drunken dunce.
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  44. Fredrick really had an advanced No Girls Allowed pillow fort.
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  45. I formally release you from the burden of having to write a comment that does correctly point out "7:45 says 1930s." Our scripts have this written down as the 1370s. :) --Belinda
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  46. oh heY WHAT UP Y'ALL IT'S GUTHRUM
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  47. *England*: "Finally a century of war and death is over and we can have lasting peace in Englan-" *York's and Lancastrians*: " I don't think so buddy"
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  48. I watched a documentary regarding this incident and other similar factory fire tragedies a long time ago. Those who jumped off the building from the fire weren't necessarily trying to survive. They just wanted to end it quicker. Some reports state they might have wanted to make sure their loved ones could still identify their bodies rather than being burned beyond recognition. I felt sick. Imagine the despair in order to make that decision.
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  49. Very controversial about Ford calling past history ficures meaningless, while at the same time his favorite Model-T was becoming more and more outdated. People wanted new cars with more luxury and his car did not offer that luxury. And ironically he also became more and more outdated.
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  50. Cerebus roughly translate in Ancient Greek as "spotted". The lord or the Underworld named his guardian hellhound Spot.
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