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That's why you got to be real careful when you listen to these these foreigners talk about your history and tell you about about your historical changes he said that Malcolm x got a lot of the extreme radicals no Malcolm x got the people that were aware enough and weren't stupid enough to think that they could be friends with foreigners who are a bunch of violent pickpocket change snatching savages so even though I commend her commentary she's wrong on that one

This was so useful! Great prep for my A Levels during the two week countdown. Thank-you!! <3

Can you make videos on the other topics like the Native Americans, Trade Unions and Women?

thank you SO much for these videos! they have been amazing to go over key facts for the topic :)

Me learning all of this before my mock thanks queen

Almost perfect but you missed the opportunity for “so no head?”

thanks these are still very helpful

2:33 TUDOR PROPAGANDA IT'S ALL UBSURD

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girl, i cant tell you how much i appreciate these videos. my history teacher is half soaked and i really could’ve failed if it wasn’t for you. bless you 😭

this is an actual lifesaver thank you so much!!

Really generous for providing these materials. Thanks so much! Am using them to add to my notes and make timeline, mind maps and flash cards.

A fan of horrible histories?

Still useful this 👍

Ayo you’re deadass a blessing like the exact facts and knowledge you have in any of these videos is everything and more needed to pass the A-levels with an A grade, thank you so much. Just know youre saving lifes out here.

Tiudors is today

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watching the night before my exam, this is incredible

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OK since you’re only worried about African-American civil rights how about y’all get back in your damn boat and go the fuck back to Europe this is the land of the American Indians get over yourselves

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weird. morning of my mock and I'm pretty prepared. wanted to read over my notes but find it boring to read over same ting 10 times. I found this on UA-cam, and holy crap !! Best way to revise once you know the content. Absolute legend !

Very informative. Thank you.

I've just found this page as I've got mocks coming up, by far the best youtube page I've found on Tudors thank you!

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John F. Kennedy was the president who sent to Congress a strong civil rights bill that was eventually enacted as the 1964 Civil Rights Act. It was also his decision to outlaw the poll tax through an amendment to the constitution to be ratified by the states rather than face a congressional act being blocked in the Senate by filibuster. The House of Representatives voted overwhelmingly for the amendment in August 1962. It was enacted after Kennedy's death as the 24th amendment in January 1964. The Kennedy Administration was also the first to institute affirmative action in terms of requiring federal contractors to expand job opportunities for minorities. The administration also appointed Thurgood Marshall to the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, paving the way for his later appointment to United States Supreme Court a few years later by Lyndon Johnson.

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Black American civil rights. African American has a connotation of newly American. Black American means “been here”. Long time, like white Americans and everyone else from back when. African American term is not a favorable term. It stands for something less than what it intends.

Thank you soo much very concise and accurate detailed said and shown

Speak in hindi 😏😂😂

Thank you for this! Great context for teaching _Of Mice and Men_.

was LJG not written into Edward’s will, making her the rightful heir as Mary was written out against Henry VIII’s will? how would Mary be the rightful heir when she basically organised a coup? does the public actually care about a rightful heir?

awesome video. very helpful and informational! thanks a lot, and great accent btw :)

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0:17 is literally the best tudor meme I’ve ever seen 😂

This video is a life-saver! I've been looking for info about Henry VII's domestic policy and I could barely find anything. So glad that I found this!

Were there no "divorcing" back then? Why get an annulment and make your child illegitimate?

This was awesome

Watching this because I have my tudors y13 entrance exam in 2 days :)

I do

Who watch this in class

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this is really helpful, thank you so much :))

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02:10 Even after the divorce, Catherine of Aragon remained in England basically as a prisoner. This angered Mary I (her daughter) and fuelled her devotion to Catholicism. 02:17 I like to imagine Henry VII watched over his son from beyond and was absolutely infuriated at the mess Henry VIII caused. Breaking with Rome?? Having SIX wives?? Launching pointless invasions and wasting all the Crown’s money?? It’s a no from me. 02:23 Mary I = Catholic and Edward VI/Elizabeth I = Protestants. 02:29 Ooooh the Princes in the Tower. Legend has it they were murdered by Richard III because they had claims to the throne and Richard was a *usurper*. 02:35 So Mary executed 285 heretics mostly for religious expression. Examples include Thomas Cranmer, the Archbishop of Canterbury who recanted his recants right before being executed. What a legend. 02:42 Before Mary had even been coronated 1553, churches began holding Mass again despite it technically being illegal under Edward VI’s legislation. The 1553 Act of Repeal undid all Edward’s Protestant laws. 02:50 The three Thomases. Thomas Cranmer was the Archbishop of Canterbury who strongly supported royal supremacy; Thomas Cromwell was the Vice Regent who handled all the legislation; and Thomas Wolsey who had started it all before being executed in 1530 for taking too long. I don’t know if these three knew what they were doing when breaking with Rome, or if it all got carried away from them, like a car with balloons. 02:57 Edward’s 1553 Devise for Succession named LJG as the successor and excluded Mary and Elizabeth. LJG by no choice of her own was queen for 9 days before Mary I claimed it. She did her best okay! 03:04 The Tudor dynasty was super fragile, and a minor as King (Edward VI 1547) was NOT ideal. How could a child lead men into battle, or exploit his people through taxes? A child king was how the Duke of Somerset and Duke of Northumberland rose to power. 03:09 Henry VII (Lancastrian) and Elizabeth of York (Yorkist) ended the Wars of the Roses with their true love 1485. I imagine their conversations went something like this. 03:16 The Field of the Cloth of Gold 1520 was Henry VIII’s big chance to impress Francis I. And a big waste of money since nothing really came of this party, but hey, wine fountains! 03:20 Did Henry VIII really want to break with Rome? Given that he returned to Catholicism in the later years of his reign, I’d say no. But eh, he wanted a son.

thank you so much, this was so helpful!

I had to watch this for my history class but I don't even mind. You've got a voice that's quite nice to listen to.