I watched all of you accounts regarding the Greek Civilization and i must admit that I am utmost impressed about the way you managed to present that complex period (considering all the years, concepts and characters involved) in such a simple and pleasant manner and it was very easy understanding everything because you used that TIMELINE everytime making the historical links more clear. THANK YOU FOR ALL OF YOUR VIDEOS! Keep up the good work,
When you are talking about government, you didn't touch on Solon, the Father of Democracy. the man whose idea it was to try this form of government. I don't know if its because you think he is not important, or anything, but I think it would be worth touching on if you make any future vids on this. Just sharing some thoughts! Keep up the good work!
Uau! That was such a nice vídeo! And it wasnt difficult to understand your explanation (Im not a native English speaker). But thank u for creating this lesson! Btw, really nice voice u have 😊
Fifth-century Athens is the Greek city-state of Athens in the time from 480 BC-404 BC, which is a weird convention because I would think that Fifth-century means 400 AD-499 AD.
The fall of Byzantium vastly triggered and fueled Renaissance and erventually the Enlightenment, for through Byzantine scholars who fled to Europe and all educational European centers, this knowledge was rediscovered by the western Europeans.
The name of the Cynic philosophy isn't to do with being "dog like", though they did use that concept. It comes from the Cynosarges gymnasium, where Antisthenese originally taught, which just happens to mean "Place of the white dog". It's a coincidence, not the origin.
It wasn't Islam that taught the Italians Ancient Greek Culture, it was Byzantine Greeks fleeing Islam. Did you let your mask slip, or is this an honest mistake?
Berkancim harika video ne yap ne et dinle ogren. mö 600-400 arasi atinasinin medeniyet tarihi icin onemi muazzam. yanina yaklasabilir donem yok tarihte.
His father was named Mnesarchus and historians don't actually know for certain where he was from. He could be from Samos or Syria. The version that has more evidence to back it up is that he was from Samos. You can actually read that in the book of Apollodorus and Porfirious
Halicarnassus was a Greek city. Herodotus is a historical person and we have his written work. He was Greek. Artemis is a goddess in Greek mythology not a real person, she didn’t exile anyone because she didn’t exist.
Greece has been invaded and occupied for centuries by different nationalities (mostly Ottoman empire) so it is logical to conclude that their gene pool has been altered. Any genetic test can only compare modern genes of different geographies so that doesn't help with this question and certainly wouldn't be direct evidence unless you have many samples of ancient DNA.
qbslug www.difernews.gr/articles/42/Greek%20News%20in%20English/121948/Minimum-impurities-in-the-DNA-of-Greeks-for-tens-of-thousands-of-years/ ! People have dedicated their life searching . Some impurities have normally happened.I know my history .Because we were occupied this doesn't mean that 100% of Greek gender mixed with ottoman's gender!!And this is the conclusion of the research!
That isn't a peer reviewed science journal article. I can't even find info anywhere else about the author. I don't think you fully understand what I am saying. Any genetic study making claims about genetic continuity spanning 2500 years has to use some fundamental and flawed assumptions that some groups of people were isolated and didn't have migration or intermarriage (even rape). The genetic studies I have seen involving greeks claim evidence of greeks spreading their genes to other areas. Hard to believe this genetic spread would only go in one direction. Very unlikely for 2500 years. I never even said the Greeks became 100% mixed (whatever that even means). I am stating that it is naive to think they are exactly the same on average as the ancients since they were invaded and occupied for so long.
I watched all of you accounts regarding the Greek Civilization and i must admit that I am utmost impressed about the way you managed to present that complex period (considering all the years, concepts and characters involved) in such a simple and pleasant manner and it was very easy understanding everything because you used that TIMELINE everytime making the historical links more clear. THANK YOU FOR ALL OF YOUR VIDEOS! Keep up the good work,
KHAN ACADEMY IS THE BEST!
Yassssss!!
no.
Honestly, you know everything.
I'm studying humanities this semester. Thanks for this video
you make this incredibly easy to understand!
top class educational Chanel....
Great presentation, thank you so much.
Your presentation style really effective. Engrossing series. Tq Sal
Amazing'
thanks man
Its a goal to visit Greece one day
the video is well- organised and informative
Great video
When you are talking about government, you didn't touch on Solon, the Father of Democracy. the man whose idea it was to try this form of government. I don't know if its because you think he is not important, or anything, but I think it would be worth touching on if you make any future vids on this. Just sharing some thoughts! Keep up the good work!
Isn't Cleisthenes the father of democracy?
Uau! That was such a nice vídeo! And it wasnt difficult to understand your explanation (Im not a native English speaker). But thank u for creating this lesson! Btw, really nice voice u have 😊
I love this guy. :)
This guy is a human version of google...absolutely knows EVERYTHING
Too much greatness to swallow
please make more videos about persia and it's contributes in mathematics and poetry and philosophy and architecture
especialy during middle ages
Fifth-century Athens is the Greek city-state of Athens in the time from 480 BC-404 BC, which is a weird convention because I would think that Fifth-century means 400 AD-499 AD.
It's little exaggeration to say that since the early day's of human civilization, there's been some wars fought every year in some parts in the world.
Sal, can u plz do one vid on world wars?
Good video
Love it
This is CONCEPT. The CONCEPT "Ancient Greece". (Made in Europe after 1821)
It was great but a small detail, As far as I know Alexander the Great and Diogenes came across in Corinth not Athens.
It’s no secret when they conquered Etheopia(Eutopia), Egypt & other African(Kemet) nations is when they suddenly came into all this knowledge 🤔
Is this a course on Khan Academy?
The fall of Byzantium vastly triggered and fueled Renaissance and erventually the Enlightenment, for through Byzantine scholars who fled to Europe and all educational European centers, this knowledge was rediscovered by the western Europeans.
How the fuck did Diogenese live so damn long?
THIS. IS. SPARTAAAAAAAA
You explained this in the best possible way but it still makes little to no sense
How so?
The name of the Cynic philosophy isn't to do with being "dog like", though they did use that concept. It comes from the Cynosarges gymnasium, where Antisthenese originally taught, which just happens to mean "Place of the white dog". It's a coincidence, not the origin.
It wasn't Islam that taught the Italians Ancient Greek Culture, it was Byzantine Greeks fleeing Islam. Did you let your mask slip, or is this an honest mistake?
Is it just me or is every Khan academy video narrated by the same person?
i wish your videos subtitled into turkish
Berkancim harika video ne yap ne et dinle ogren. mö 600-400 arasi atinasinin medeniyet tarihi icin onemi muazzam. yanina yaklasabilir donem yok tarihte.
:D yorumu 3 sene önce atmışım. O zaman ingilizce bilmiyordum şimdi anlayabiliyorum. Yine de sağ olun videoyu yeniden izlemiş oldum
Please play AC Odyssey
Pythagoras' father was a Phoenician merchant from Tyre. Pythagoras was half Phoenician, half Greek. We should learn this in schools.
Cedars cool didnt know that.
Thodoris Oikonomakis You're unsurprisingly a Greek. I get that you are proud but it's just facts.
His father was named Mnesarchus and historians don't actually know for certain where he was from. He could be from Samos or Syria. The version that has more evidence to back it up is that he was from Samos. You can actually read that in the book of Apollodorus and Porfirious
He identified as Greek therefore he was Greek.
Wow
Herodotus was not Greek by birth. He was born in Halicarnassus and lived there until he was exiled by Artemis.
Helicarnassus then belonged to Greece
Wasnt he half-greek?
Halicarnassus was a Greek city. Herodotus is a historical person and we have his written work. He was Greek. Artemis is a goddess in Greek mythology not a real person, she didn’t exile anyone because she didn’t exist.
are todays greeks the same as ancient greeks
not after being occupied by the ottoman empire
Our DNA hasn't changed! A recently researched from genetic professor Konstantinos Triantafyllides has prove it.
Greece has been invaded and occupied for centuries by different nationalities (mostly Ottoman empire) so it is logical to conclude that their gene pool has been altered. Any genetic test can only compare modern genes of different geographies so that doesn't help with this question and certainly wouldn't be direct evidence unless you have many samples of ancient DNA.
qbslug www.difernews.gr/articles/42/Greek%20News%20in%20English/121948/Minimum-impurities-in-the-DNA-of-Greeks-for-tens-of-thousands-of-years/ ! People have dedicated their life searching . Some impurities have normally happened.I know my history .Because we were occupied this doesn't mean that 100% of Greek gender mixed with ottoman's gender!!And this is the conclusion of the research!
That isn't a peer reviewed science journal article. I can't even find
info anywhere else about the author. I don't think you fully understand
what I am saying. Any genetic study making claims about genetic
continuity spanning 2500 years has to use some fundamental and flawed assumptions that some groups of people were isolated and didn't have migration or intermarriage (even rape). The genetic studies I have seen involving greeks claim evidence of greeks spreading their genes to other areas. Hard to believe this genetic spread would only go in one direction. Very unlikely for 2500 years. I never even said the Greeks became 100% mixed (whatever that even means). I am stating that it is naive to think they are exactly the same on average as the ancients since they were invaded and occupied for so long.