A Super Quick History of Ghana

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#Ghana #History

[@kevk9041]

As a Ghaninain, im very impressed with a non Ghaninain making such a comprehensive videos of Ghana's history. Well done Mr History 👏 👍

[@s.tagerius2514]

This is a great channel; very informative and entertaining.

[@queenfrijz8814]

My home Ghana 😏✌🏻

[@kofi_k1st]

Very short and precise. This indeed is Ghana's history.
But to correct some few things please:
1. There is some history of how Ghana formed by the clans migrating.
2. The Ashanti Empire unlike what is shown at: 0:52 was bigger,way bigger. It even spread to parts of La Cote D'Ivoire.
Please,if I have made a mistake, please correct me 🙏🏻.

[@verinsedai]

That is the Akan who are a much larger group , of which
Ashanti is one of alongside other groups like Akyem, fante, nzema etc. These subgroups (are divided int matrileanial bloodlines like biretuo , agona etc. There are also patrilineal bloodlines (12) called 'nton' or 'bosom' . These matrileanial and patrilineals are further divided into smaller groups, sometimes called 'fie' translating as' houses '.

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

Good as always

[@theflaggedyoutuberii4311]

Should have called it, *Goldhana*

[@silbergeist]

Love the bit about Bono

[@ILOVEScreamo96]

What an awesome video ☺️

[@AutopsyMyDeath]

Take pride in your countr(y)(ies) and culture(s) history. It a beautiful thing and makes a better world when we be proud of who we are and love are differences and not hate on are differences based on race, skin colour , country, history, religion, beliefs, practices and most of all are self-love of who we are and to are families. Always love and live for who you are no matter what your background is. We are all human. We all bleed red. We all suffer together. We all have purpose. ❤

[@joaquimfurtado4868]

Great video

[@BestboyPlays1]

Thanks for this video

[@oduro2]

I’m from Ghana 🇬🇭

[@Therealizzy1]

My home🖤💚❤️💛

[@Friendlyneighborhoodguy]

Next is Greece

[@noaht7000]

Yes

[@DKB2002]

Cast someone whose father is from Ghana its history is a but deeper than this also the origin of the country's name should be mentioned

[@EditorHeart]

Welldone❤😊

[@berylkafuikwawukume-ntiri5761]

0:56 - 1:2
If you were talking about the golden stool, please-o nobody sits on the stool. The stool has its own stool😂

[@linamajdoub8730]

I lived here since 2004

[@heist3197]

Hey bro share your videos on reddit u deserve more subsriber reddit will help you reach people

[@JESUSISLORD7THDAYRESTED]

What do you mean Ghana has a "medium level of human development"?

[@ateo7846]

Not a word on slavery

[@nobodyinparticular8195]

I love Me History

[@AffirmationQueen]

I stopped this video once he said the early history of Ghana is a big blur smh! Let a true person speak about the history that's not ignorant! It's not a big Blur! On to the next true video! I am sharing the truth about Ghana with my children who are half Ghanaian and half African American. My husband has told them the truth but it's nice to watch a video as well. Don't even have time to complete this video when it starts out foolish!

[@akorfaaisha7562]

♥♥♥♥♥👌👌

[@reecebertrand1816]

Ofc the history doesn't go before european influence

[@Niani23455]

@S E P No it doesn't. Check Early history of Ghana on wikipedia for example.

[@ioan_jivan]

What if people from Ghana would laugh "gha na na na na na na"? : P jk ofc

[@jimmygunnz5651]

*Laughs in Caucasian* "Ha ha Ha Ha Harapepillageplundersteal Ha Ha HA ha Warslaverypoliticalcorruption Ha HA Ha"

[@urimsylejmani4607]

Make a n episode on Kosovo🇽🇰

[@warhistory7254]

You should do a super quick history on North macedonia