History With Seb - War of the Golden Stool

Oversimplified and Bill Wurtz inspired animated history video
Welcome back to History with Seb! This video is about the War of the Golden Stool in 1900.
The War of the Golden Stool, or Yaa Asantewaa War, was a conflict in the Ashanti Empire (modern-day Ghana) in 1900. It arose when the British demanded to sit on the sacred Golden Stool, a symbol of Ashanti unity. Led by Queen Mother Yaa Asantewaa, the Ashanti resisted fiercely but were ultimately defeated by the British due to superior firepower. The war highlighted the Ashanti's determination to defend their culture and independence against colonial forces, even though they lost, and it remains a symbol of resistance against oppression.
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[@RichardPaditey]

Keep on going Yaa asantewaa

[@luxembourg7682]

You should do the boxer rebellion! Also the Luxembourg rebellions of 1918 and 1919!

[@historywithseb]

Thank you for the suggestion! Is noted! 🙂

[@bigsmall902]

Suprising i even found this channel in my recommendations. Excellent video man. Only recommendation I have is to add sources to the description.

[@historywithseb]

Thank you so much! I really appreciate your feedback! ☺

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[@historywithseb]

Thank you so so much for your lovely feedback! I really appreciate it!! ❤

[@User-j4u5b]

Omg so good

[@afframkennedy]

The history is not fully accurate, but good video

[@jakekillsrah1933]

what's inaccurate about it?

[@class438]

Yaa Asantewaa was the queen mother of Ejisu, a town in Asante.

[@Baizenberg]

Your humor is absolute trash . But the history is good

[@User-j4u5b]

No it isn’t