0:37 why do you have Wales and Northern Ireland highlighted and announced as Scotland? 0:38 again here is wrong. The Kingdom of Ireland was the whole island of Ireland. Northern Ireland wasn't created until 1921.
I like the summary, although the pronunciation of British place names is not good. And Berwick (pronounced Berrick) is further south than shown on the map.
When you say that the deaths were equal to WW1, proportionally, does that mean, equivalent to WW1 British deaths or all the deaths in WW1? I also think it is odd they break it up into three wars when it really was one long war with some lulls in it. But hey, it's their history they can divide it however they want.
I think they mean to compare the death rate (deaths/population) of the English Civil War to that of WWI. According to my research, the casualties in the Civil Wars accounted for about 3.6% of the British population while in World War 1, the death was 2.6 of the whole world's population.
@The Radio, that is a great question I was wondering the exact same thing I thought it was absurd at first but the person below answered the question perfectly thank you man.
Great animation and informative! You may want to re-dub the audio with the actual pronunciations of places like Worcester, Wight, Warwickshire, Berwick, etc. These are all very Americanized-sounding (or otherwise just slight off) pronunciations.
I am really confused and surprised that, English people turn a blind eye the fact that this was the first Republican Revolution against monarchy more than 100 years before French Revolution.. people from different classes of the society come together, revolt against ants kill the king and rule the country by the only power of a parliament at least formally..
Yeah youre it's pretty good. Some small mistakes but 🤷 I just wish people would do a quick youtube search for place pronunciations it should be standard research, it makes me question the rest of the information in the vid @@ArmyofLove
@@ArmyofLove man virtue signaling online to stangers is not the move. Misinformation shouldn't be ignored because they're trying their best. Accident or not. I'm sure the creators would rather to corrected than have their work be inaccurate
Ive never understood the hate against the Irish. They were a great people, still are to this day, and yet rarely started any war or conflict. Yet England felt the need to constantly invade them! Was it resource driven.
Europeans nust worry of Europe not America bir any other country why is this....War is coming to Europe ,Europe do not need to search dor it but that it will come to Europe....(Currency change)
Tóm tắt nội dung "English Civil Wars - Animated History - UA-cam" trong 5 điểm: 1. **Nguyên nhân chiến tranh**: Cuộc nội chiến Anh (1642-1651) bắt nguồn từ cuộc tranh giành quyền lực giữa Vua Charles I và Quốc hội, phản ánh những chia rẽ sâu sắc về chính trị, tôn giáo và kinh tế. 2. **Quá trình leo thang**: Sau cái chết của Vua James I, Charles I lên ngôi và thực hiện nhiều chính sách gây tranh cãi. Việc ông cai trị mà không có Quốc hội trong 11 năm đã dẫn đến sự nổi dậy của người Scotland và các cuộc chiến tranh giám mục. 3. **Cuộc nội chiến đầu tiên**: Chiến tranh chính thức bắt đầu khi Charles I tuyên chiến vào tháng 8 năm 1642. Hai bên chính là những người ủng hộ nhà vua (Royalists) và những người ủng hộ Quốc hội (Parliamentarians). Cuộc chiến diễn ra khốc liệt với nhiều trận đánh quan trọng, như Edge Hill và Marston Moor. 4. **Kết quả và sự sụp đổ của Charles I**: Sau thất bại trong cuộc nội chiến đầu tiên, Charles I tìm cách phục hồi quyền lực nhưng đã thất bại trong các cuộc nổi dậy. Ông bị kết tội phản quốc và bị xử án tử hình vào tháng 1 năm 1649. 5. **Di sản và ảnh hưởng**: Cuộc nội chiến Anh đã gây ra thiệt hại nặng nề cho xã hội, với khoảng 200,000 người chết. Những chia rẽ và đau thương từ cuộc chiến đã ảnh hưởng lâu dài đến cấu trúc xã hội và chính trị của nước Anh.
I've never heard the term. It looks like somebody in America has picked it up from a computer game and applied it to the Civil War. It's never really been called the English Civil War by historians because it involved Ireland, Wales & Scotland as well as England. Unfortunately, many Americans think that England is Britain, , London is England and that it never rains in Manchester.
This video is absolutely awful. From the mispronunciation of "Berwick" to Dublin being positioned in Dundalk, and all the other inaccuracies along the way. 😂
...based on how this video ends, I guess the Parliamentarians and Cromwell won! Nice. I'm glad they defeated Charles II for all time and that the monarchy would never again rear its ugly head in England.
That was very unwarranted sarcasm Johnathan imho. We owe a great debt to all those Levelers, Diggers, and Roundheads that gave their lives for the rights of the dispossessed. Also the England that emerged after the Restoration was better than the England before it. I would have definitely been a Leveler and o would have picked up a pike for that cause.
0:37 why do you have Wales and Northern Ireland highlighted and announced as Scotland?
0:38 again here is wrong. The Kingdom of Ireland was the whole island of Ireland.
Northern Ireland wasn't created until 1921.
Yeah that was my jumping off point. Feel sorry for everyone still watching and thinking the author did any research.
Okay so I'm not the only one very confused 😂
Love how far north Dublin is on the map.. 😂
Wales and northen ireland belonging to scotland are the most cursed thing i saw
If anything, at least he included Ireland in the first place considering the almost exclusive focus we see on just two of the sides.
0:41 Why is Dundalk named Dublin? lol Dublin is a lot further south.
tut tut american people
Why is Dublin where Dundalk should be?
Good point!
Thank you for the revision help!😊
thank you for the revision help !
Why does your map have the first part of the word England on top of Wales and Wales not even labelled at all?
american geography
Plus it uprooted lots of people in England and help spurn new migration to the American colonies. Virginia(Royalists) and New England (Puritans)!!!!!
aka Democrats and Republicans lmao
Useful documentary, but his pronunciation of of place names is unforgivable - Isle of ‘Right’?
Yep and Berwick as "Bur-wick"
Great animation and informative. The pronunciations were off in a few cases though
Nice video. Love it, keep it up!
I like the summary, although the pronunciation of British place names is not good. And Berwick (pronounced Berrick) is further south than shown on the map.
the declaration of Breda is in 1660, is it just an error in the video ?
Thanks for the Video!
Again, what is the Declaration of Independence
Berwick is pronounced 'Berrick', Warwickshire is pronounced 'Worricksheer'.
And it's isle of Wight is 'White' or 'Right' 😁
“Worrickshur”
English doesn’t have a formal pronunciation rule
@JoeM it is the way everyone here pronounces it, definitely the correct way
Nice, should have a higher grade on my history assessment now. thx
When you say that the deaths were equal to WW1, proportionally, does that mean, equivalent to WW1 British deaths or all the deaths in WW1?
I also think it is odd they break it up into three wars when it really was one long war with some lulls in it. But hey, it's their history they can divide it however they want.
I think they mean to compare the death rate (deaths/population) of the English Civil War to that of WWI. According to my research, the casualties in the Civil Wars accounted for about 3.6% of the British population while in World War 1, the death was 2.6 of the whole world's population.
By the way, I think the way they separate a long war into three wars is smart. It helps me understand the wars better.
@The Radio, that is a great question I was wondering the exact same thing I thought it was absurd at first but the person below answered the question perfectly thank you man.
Is it just me that thinks the term 'New Model Army' is excellent?
Nice man forgot about the kingdom of wales
The audio mixing in this video is giving me a headache
Great animation and informative! You may want to re-dub the audio with the actual pronunciations of places like Worcester, Wight, Warwickshire, Berwick, etc. These are all very Americanized-sounding (or otherwise just slight off) pronunciations.
Royal bank vs commercial banking as in America the federal vank vs commerial banking...... Inflation
I am really confused and surprised that, English people turn a blind eye the fact that this was the first Republican Revolution against monarchy more than 100 years before French Revolution.. people from different classes of the society come together, revolt against ants kill the king and rule the country by the only power of a parliament at least formally..
Isle of Wight. Wight. WHITE. where's the r?
America won a war so we wouldn’t have to pronounce European words correctly.
You sound angry,
This video is brilliant
Yeah youre it's pretty good. Some small mistakes but 🤷 I just wish people would do a quick youtube search for place pronunciations it should be standard research, it makes me question the rest of the information in the vid @@ArmyofLove
@benjabin6729 these are wonderful people putting their research on line for us for free.
2024 goal maybe; expectations and appreciation
@@ArmyofLove man virtue signaling online to stangers is not the move. Misinformation shouldn't be ignored because they're trying their best. Accident or not. I'm sure the creators would rather to corrected than have their work be inaccurate
Ive never understood the hate against the Irish. They were a great people, still are to this day, and yet rarely started any war or conflict. Yet England felt the need to constantly invade them! Was it resource driven.
I am from India
Again, qhy must europe fight a civil war ....Why did America create a Declaration of Independence?????
Absolutely butchered the pronunciation of the place names
We are in weird times will Europe seperate or create the likes of a Declaration of Independence......
Berwick is pronounced ‘Berrick’. Warwickshire is ‘Warrickshire’. Isle of Wight has already been pointed out to you as White.
Very usefull thank you !
The first hostilities occurred in August 1642 at Curdworth, Warwickshire, not Edgehill.
Cant wait to visit
Bur wick
And
War wick shirer
When I found in an English Civil War, King Charles, the first killed all the women’s
Isle of Wight, pronunciation 'White'
Europeans nust worry of Europe not America bir any other country why is this....War is coming to Europe ,Europe do not need to search dor it but that it will come to Europe....(Currency change)
Tóm tắt nội dung "English Civil Wars - Animated History - UA-cam" trong 5 điểm:
1. **Nguyên nhân chiến tranh**: Cuộc nội chiến Anh (1642-1651) bắt nguồn từ cuộc tranh giành quyền lực giữa Vua Charles I và Quốc hội, phản ánh những chia rẽ sâu sắc về chính trị, tôn giáo và kinh tế.
2. **Quá trình leo thang**: Sau cái chết của Vua James I, Charles I lên ngôi và thực hiện nhiều chính sách gây tranh cãi. Việc ông cai trị mà không có Quốc hội trong 11 năm đã dẫn đến sự nổi dậy của người Scotland và các cuộc chiến tranh giám mục.
3. **Cuộc nội chiến đầu tiên**: Chiến tranh chính thức bắt đầu khi Charles I tuyên chiến vào tháng 8 năm 1642. Hai bên chính là những người ủng hộ nhà vua (Royalists) và những người ủng hộ Quốc hội (Parliamentarians). Cuộc chiến diễn ra khốc liệt với nhiều trận đánh quan trọng, như Edge Hill và Marston Moor.
4. **Kết quả và sự sụp đổ của Charles I**: Sau thất bại trong cuộc nội chiến đầu tiên, Charles I tìm cách phục hồi quyền lực nhưng đã thất bại trong các cuộc nổi dậy. Ông bị kết tội phản quốc và bị xử án tử hình vào tháng 1 năm 1649.
5. **Di sản và ảnh hưởng**: Cuộc nội chiến Anh đã gây ra thiệt hại nặng nề cho xã hội, với khoảng 200,000 người chết. Những chia rẽ và đau thương từ cuộc chiến đã ảnh hưởng lâu dài đến cấu trúc xã hội và chính trị của nước Anh.
Very useful video :D
oh my roundhead letss goo
They banned Christmas, theatre and sport.
It's known as the war of the three kingdoms now.
No! Its still the English civil war
I've never heard the term. It looks like somebody in America has picked it up from a computer game and applied it to the Civil War. It's never really been called the English Civil War by historians because it involved Ireland, Wales & Scotland as well as England. Unfortunately, many Americans think that England is Britain, , London is England and that it never rains in Manchester.
Legends watching to attempt own in exam ⏸
So many map errors
In the UK and Ireland it is just known as the Civil War, not the English Civil War as battles took place in Ireland, Scotland, Wales and England.
why is he american and doing englsih history?
Huhh.. Why shouldn't he !!!? I'm an indian and I'm learning English history
2:41
It is pronounced Beh rick
You are pronouncing everything wrong
Dublin is in the wrong place
This video is absolutely awful. From the mispronunciation of "Berwick" to Dublin being positioned in Dundalk, and all the other inaccuracies along the way. 😂
This is utter dribble
This video has so many of its facts wrong. Disappointing
...based on how this video ends, I guess the Parliamentarians and Cromwell won! Nice. I'm glad they defeated Charles II for all time and that the monarchy would never again rear its ugly head in England.
That was very unwarranted sarcasm Johnathan imho. We owe a great debt to all those Levelers, Diggers, and Roundheads that gave their lives for the rights of the dispossessed. Also the England that emerged after the Restoration was better than the England before it. I would have definitely been a Leveler and o would have picked up a pike for that cause.
That's not where dublin is ..
It is back then
Indian
Good video, love this. Keep it up 👍