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representing slaves as 8-balls is wild🤣🤣🤣🤣

What will happen in 2029

As a Colombian I wished my country stayed as La gran Colombia, it could have been so awesome to see our countries together like that

Excellent documentary, so good you don’t need to ask me to like and sub, just gladly did

Plz never stop making videos

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This video is wrong, dom pedro was against slavery, in fact it was slavers that were angered at him having freed the slaves that got rid of him

Your narration is awesome easy to follow. Please do a part 2 on this history lesson!

great video

Easy answer: Portugal was a British ally, Spain was a British enemy that needed to get broken up and it's colonial commercial markets captured

Good video overall, but you seem to have used some sources with an anti-Peruvian bias. Some examples: • You whitewash Bolivar’s time in Peru. You say he “wrote the Constitution of the Peruvian republic and went back to Gran Colombia, leaving Peru under a governing council led by one of Bolivar’s generals”. You omit to say that this constitution made Bolivar “Presidente Vitalicio” (“President for Life”), was rammed through, and after he left, that governing council’s job was trying to get the Peruvians to accept it, which they did NOT, which is why it only lasted around 50 days before being repealed and replaced. Bolivar was a megalomaniac Napoleon wannabe, and by the time he finally left, Peruvians hated his guts, and he remains very unpopular here, to this day. • All your maps show as fact Gran Colombian and later Ecuadorian territorial claims to the provinces of Jaen and Maynas (everything north of the Marañon and Amazon rivers) that were part of the Viceroyalty of Peru and the Republic of Peru, that they didn’t control. • Your video gives the impression that Gran Colombia won the war with Peru and kept those territories. The war ended in a stalemate, with no territorial changes whatsoever… which meant Peru retained controlled of all the aforementioned territories. • You make it seem like the war started because of La Mar’s personal ambition. Reasons for the war included that Bolivar and Gran Colombia wanted Peru to cede the aforementioned territories north of the Marañon and Amazon rivers, they wanted Peru to pay a huge amount of money for the expenses they incurred during the independence war, and they wanted Peru to forcibly conscript men and sent them to serve in the Gran Colombian army to replace those who had died or deserted during the campaigns in Peru. All of these created tensions that La Mar decided to settle through war.

Good quality videos

Because Brazil had an emperor and Spain colonies didn't. Saved you guys 30 minutes

Hey Bro... where's Acre?!

Could you please translate this video into Spanish, I would like to show it to my family at dinner, Great video😊

Amigo, no se te entiende cuando hablas en ingles.

amazing video, trully awesome!

Gringos have a reputation for not knowing anything XD. It is rare that they give information more in line with reality.

Remember the alamo!!!!

19:51 PHILIPPINES MENTIONED!!! 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

¡Qué desinformación, los criollos alcanzaban altos cargos!. Don Joaquín de Mosquera y Figueroa, nacido en Colombia, fue diputado de las cortes de Cádiz, elegido en ausencia del rey, regente del reino (de España: península, América e islas), cargo que no ha tenido ninguna otra persona que no sea de la realeza, sancionado la constitución de 1812.

this guy is oversimplified but for countryballs

I would put forward the fear of the slave elites, of a slave revolution taking place, inspired by the Haitian revolution. This fear made the economic elite support a monarchical government that would keep the country united and in order.

As an American its so funny how much other people talk about the happenings of the United States. Pathetic.

alaska has oil so usa owned it

So the most important lesson here is that Britain backstabbed everyone, sooooo never trust Britain? 🤷🏻‍♂️

There is more chances of global peace than Latin America uniting

A Spaniard discussing the fall of the Spanish Empire? That's cool, I've actually never seen that before! All I usually hear from you guys is flamenco and snoring.

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Us Haiti fought alongside bolivar too DONT forget that

How the hell u explain freedom of new world and exclude Haiti

Basicamente xq la corona portuguesa se refugio en brasil, manteniendo la cohesion.

It's like really annoying to not sesear when talking about latin america

This was a really well done video about Latin American history! Thank you for making it!

B- Find your own voice

These animations are absolutely top notch. They make the information actually easier to understand... and more fun.

In regards to the king of Portugal being summoned back home, he wanted to stay in Brazil, but there was tremendous pressure from the other royal houses of Europe for him to return. They didn't think it proper that one of the oldest houses in Europe should be ruled from a colony and not from Europe.

This video is how to teach history to children in schools :). Keep posting dude.

then the Monroe doctrine was pushed in just a few decades later and bam USA arrives kicking and screaming

As an enthusiast of History, especially Latin American history, this was a well-researched video. Subscribing to you. Love from the other side of the world, India!

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SE Alaska is best Alaska

En español porfavor

Brazil is artificially united. It's three different countries in one nowadays. The north (North and Northeast), middle (Middle-East and part of Souteasth), and south (South). You can identify the same level of cultural and economical difference (or more) compared to three Spanish-speaking countries next to each other. The contrast of the second third downwards of the South compared to the second third upwards of the North is astounding. The more you go down the stronger the sense of disconnection and wanting to separate grows. I am from the Northeast and live in the Northeast, but I think their feeling is justified. Our socialist gov't pushes policies that benefits the nothern areas with the wealth of the southern areas, and the latter is kept from unleashing their potential. I mean, both areas are kept from unleashing their potential, but the southern area feel that more because they are wealthy and could make things work more immediately because of the more immediate resources available.

I was going to say that your pronunciation of (european) Spanish was absolutely perfect, but then I realized you’re probably from Spain

I mean Bolivar tried, his problem is he sacrificed the unity of his realm for the sake of his own ego. If he had been willing to give up power Gran Colombia may have survived.

why did many different cultures across thousands of miles not unite? Stupid fucking question? why did brasil unite? similar culture mostly spread out throughout the coast those who said brazil is multi culture, yes now, but when you have slaves the opinion of what the slaves do doesnt really matter

This is exactly what I’ve been looking for for years. I couldn’t find an easy explanation summary on what made South American what it is that didn’t involve either individually reading country histories in wikipedia, or just watching other videos caulk it up to Napoleon and Bolivar. Thank you my dude, worth a sub 🙏🏻