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1962 cuban missile crisis

17:10 Fun fact, Garfield the cat's home town was represented by Mike Pence when he was in Congress

More tasting history! He puts a different Pokémon plush in the background of every video.

Please do a reaction to Epic Historys Show on Kolchak

Columbus Ohio??

You got a better light and camera between erb reactions?

Dude where are the rest of the conservatives like you? I feel like you’re a person I can talk to and have a reasonable conversation with. Rarely seen on the conservative side of the isle since President Obama got elected really.

Chris, when are you gonna do the next one?

Can you please react to more historical videos and pictures? They are such good videos

Et tu Bruté. With the end letter pronounced.

Just FYI The Bay of Pigs took place on April 17th 1961 and the Cuban Missile Crises was in October 1962.

You're absolutely right about the oil question re invading the Soviet Union. The real strategic rationale for invading was likely sheer fear of a Soviet attack at a later time, when Germany would have been much more occupied on other fronts. Arguably 1941 was the best opportunity Germany had to take out the Soviet Union: Britain was largely contained in the home islands, the USA wasn't in the war yet, and the Red Army was in bad shape (as had been demonstrated in Poland and Finland).

23:18 NOOOO😭😭😭

Sgt York: No BS it happened. American newspapers would often take limited reports and run with them for good stories, true. A.E.F. general headquarters in the other hand were very thorough in documenting everything and validating the information.

My ancestors demand vengeance for the death of Mt. Sinai… in all seriousness though, I think that is the mountain meadows massacre… which my ancestors had no part in thankfully.

The cherry tree: Written after his death AND in a "reader" book intended for the purpose of teaching children English.

10:06 WHAT😂😂😂

We often take away the wrong lesson from these stories; which is that Eisenhower should've just vetoed the plans when given to them sighting the litany of issues from conflict of interests to planners lacking expertise. These unhinged schemes should've never been greenlit.

GB to american colonies: “you can’t declare iindependence, IM declaring independence from YOU!”

Experience has proven time & again when you're hearing extremes to one side or the other the truth is usually somewhere in the middle given the era. For instance, while many unionists may've opposed slavery on moral grounds, most were not going to accept blacks as social equals. That's not why they fought the south. There may've been some effort during reconstruction, but it eventually failed & took another 100+ years to finally address the issue(s) in earnest.

If anyone's interested in the Atlantis theory, look up the Richat Structure. You'll thank me later.

I forgot these existed and my happiness meter is way up

As a proud member of the Connecticut Team Party this is all true

Washington is a District not a city. It is supposed to managed by the elected city officials and the Congress itself. There may be some variation there. But being called a District is the reason.

You should react to the crisis of the third century. Goes to show how the Roman Empire was on the brink of collapse.

13:27 Fun fact, the 20th amendment to the U.S. Constitution - which set the presidential inauguration day on Jan. 20 (or 21st if the 20th was a Sunday) - was largely ratified in response to the disastrous presidency of Herbert Hoover, with Democrats especially wishing to end the four month "lame duck" period incumbent presidents historically possessed after a presidential election. FDR thus was the first president to be inaugurated in late Jan. for his second term in Jan. 1937.

on the subject on skipping stones. Mark Rober has a video on how you can skip a stone upwards of 20 times. my record is 22.

I'm Dutch, I have no clue what those presidents did. I just dont like the guy who ranks them. He uses false reasoning and hypocrisy.

YAY!!! The chubby electron guy.

Cuban missile crisis and embargo

Not quite wrong on the unnited states invading korea in 1871. Of course north korea didn't exist back then but the us briefly launched a punitive expedition against korea.

Biographics Maximian emperor of Mexico episode please

The euro money spread goes hard

22:50 ah… I’m guessing you’ll something interesting to say about Groomer Cleveland

There is wrote. The act of writing. Then there is wrote which is Authorship I’m glad that’s not confusing at all

HE took an arrow to the knee?

A new channel perhaps worth reacting to, "No Filter HIstory", - have done videos on Sparta and also Henry VIII and his wives. May help push them on a bit

I love the StarvHarv bad translations. It's almost like a little history quiz to see if you can figure out what it's actually talking about.

You're laughing. Figs died and you're laughing.

“It’s all Cambodia? “ “Always was” 🔫

One case that comes to mind is the notion that the Library of Alexandria was burned during the Islamic conquest of Egypt, a story often repeated uncritically by anti-Islamic Internet warriors. The story goes that Caliph Omar ibn al-Khattab would have said "If the books here contradict the Quran, they're wrong and it is best they be destroyed, whereas if they agree with the Quran, they're superfluous and nothing will be lost by destroying them". A fanciful story, but almost certainly a fabrication by later book-burners, as the oldest textual sources for that account are from like 600 years after the alleged fact. None of the actual contemporary sources of the Islamic conquest of Egypt mention anything of the sort, and those include several Coptic Byzantine sources that take a very dim view of their new overlords. Nor is there any source that mentions the Library even existing any more during the two centuries or so before the Islamic conquest.

Saw the movie at a theater and the audience loved it. The biggest cheers was not at the end but when Patton died in the charge. Do not think he was popular with that crowd.

Awesome video! But I do love the idea that Greece was defended by a combined force of Spartans and Thespians (actors) and not Spartans and Thebians (from Thebes) 😄a really tiny slip of the tongue that makes for hilarious consequences

I've seen the Dr Seuss "quote" many times, but never attributed to anyone.

The one about Denmark is actually accurate! Denmark DID sell the west-indian islands, which was a term used for the islands that Denmark held in the caribbian.

This reads like a history written by ChatGPT

If you're looking for something to react to, Extra History did a series on different secret societies that might interest you. Even has some American Civil War history.

You should react to The Premodernist. He has some great videos

Hey! For tomorrow's reaction I HIGHLY recommend Squire's video, "every German Officer in 1945"

Another Starvharv video, if you'd like, badly translated Modern History