Fall of the Roman Empire | World History | Khan Academy
Вставка
- Опубліковано 3 січ 2017
- From the 3rd to the 5th centuries, the Roman Empire gets divided and less stable. The Western Roman Empire considered to end in 476 with control of Italy by Odoacer.
Watch the next lesson: www.khanacademy.org/humanitie...
Missed the previous lesson? Watch here: www.khanacademy.org/humanitie...
World History on Khan Academy: From the earliest civilizations to the modern world, geography, religion, trade, and politics have bound peoples and nations together - and torn them apart. Take a journey through time and space and discover the fascinating history behind the complex world we inhabit today.
About Khan Academy: Khan Academy offers practice exercises, instructional videos, and a personalized learning dashboard that empower learners to study at their own pace in and outside of the classroom. We tackle math, science, computer programming, history, art history, economics, and more. Our math missions guide learners from kindergarten to calculus using state-of-the-art, adaptive technology that identifies strengths and learning gaps. We've also partnered with institutions like NASA, The Museum of Modern Art, The California Academy of Sciences, and MIT to offer specialized content.
For free. For everyone. Forever. #YouCanLearnAnything
Subscribe to KhanAcademy: ua-cam.com/users/subscription_...
Thank you SO MUCH for having a clear speaking, and upbeat voice to listen to teach this.
I have had instructors who are so boring to listen to that I can't stay awake. This was great. TY
Please do a continuation on the Byzantine/Eastern Roman Empire! I hate it when people the Roman Empire fell when the Wester Empire fell, whilst the walls of Constantinople stood until 1453, and the people in the "ERE" called themselves "Romans" until that point
Romania? no, not at all. not even in the slightest.
Short answer: Look at a map of Romania, then compare it to the map of the Byzantine Empire.
Long Answer:
Romania (as is today) is what aws known as the Kingdom of Dacia, whih became a Roman province in 106 BCE. they gave up on it during the crisis, in 275. The Goths came, followed by the Huns, and the avars and the slavs and so on before the Bulgarian empire came into existence which also included Romania. Then came the second Bulgarian Empire before the Ottoman empire consumed it.
The Byzantine empire or simply the Eastern Roman Empire is the Eastern part of the Roman empire. Constantine moved the capitol to Constantinople (Istanbul today). Theodosius was the last to rule both the eastern and western parts of the empire.
When the western empire fell, the eastern didn't. it continued until 1453. its size and power was at different heights, but the borders never reached north of the Danube (Which is Romanias southern Border) It was also a big part of the crusades and in general powerful throughout the Middle Ages, the walls of Constantinople was never actually breached until the Ottomans took the city.
I am a History student and i am studying exactly this for my exams :)
@Valentina Medina haha thank you, they went very well. I cannot recall writing this comment in the slightest though, and no more all these claims. The fourth crusade most definitively breached the walls of Constantinople in 1204!
@Valentina Medina haha thank you, they went very well. I cannot recall writing this comment in the slightest though, and no more all these claims. The fourth crusade most definitively breached the walls of Constantinople in 1204!
Is it just me, or does Constantine look like Sylvester Stallone?
After examining many Google images of Constantine, I noticed that a few of them have been morphed to look like Stallone.
well he is part-Italian. He might have inherited ancient roman blood
nibbba
How to resume everything in one sentence?
- The Roman Empire killed himself!
The End
DID YOU JUST ASSUME THE ROMAN EMPIRES GENDER!?
hbk711x It's actually a joke. Let me explain. My joke refers to "The Roman Empire killed himself". In english the word himself can only be correctly used as a reflexive form of the word him. him can only refer to one person. The Roman Empire is not one person. you could think of it as multiple people or just anoun or whatever. now technically speaking an empire cannot have a gender. in recent years there has been quite a few vocal "liberal communists". anyway a classic problem that a lot of these people have is the assumption of gender etc. I mean they made up quite a large list of genders lol. so i thought I wouold make a joke where i sarcastically exclaim that the poster has assumed the gender of an empire.of course its more than likely a mistake and an easy one to make if english is not the first language. Can you really believe that people would be angry about the origional post saying himself.... I personally cant beleive anyone would give a shit. thats why my comment can be seen as a joke, and a bit of a dig at some of these "liberal communist views". I hope I have been clear enough. I personally cant believe that you took me seriously....actually from looking at your profile maybe I can lol
*itself
Empires don't have genders, no matter their leaders.
In all seriousness, I don't know how it is for a city (as in Rome), but countries have been referred to in the feminine form, throughout history.
Love Khan Academy's History program!
Thumbs up. I realy Loved your works here !
Best explaination of fall of roman empire
Thank you Khan Academy
Great information ... very concise .... thanks
Underrated videos
Can't you do an in-dept series of the emperors ? That'd be awesome. You can discuss Galba, Otho and Vitellius in one video and make seperate ones for the others.
nice video!
Is this a re-upload?
Plagues also played a part, as well as a loss of social cohesion.
I have a lecture on all this as well. The Fall of Rome and the impact of the Germanic tribes is a great topic to study.
There wasn't exactly a lot of people living in Rome when it finally fell.
What does the dotted red arrow on the map stand for?
Few corrections: The east and west were considered same empire. The Byzantines never called themselves by that name, they knew themselves as Romans. Justinian spoke Latin as a first language, even when the main spoken language of the government was Greek, the people still viewed themselves as living in Imperial Rome. In fact, when the West fell, the official garments were transferred to the eastern emperor.
u should say odoakar, not odo-acer, he was not a laptop!
So, that's where all those Karling dynasty kings in CK2 are came from. :)
Sounds like Therisetes the Historian
i like it
Constantine looks like sly stallone
the western imperial capital from the late 3rd century was Milan, NOT Rome. It was later moved to Ravenna from Milan under Honorius.
MrCaptainPatters You can't just say this without having SUFFICIENT evidence. You should actually find a reliable website.
Peyton Short This is historical fact. two minutes of research would tell you the same
didnt get much information
could of just searched it up on google
I mean a bit more information
I don't understand - why learning history is so hard? Those dates and names, for me, I always considered as unimportant. How made them importent?
Each date and name holds a story. If you view them just as "dates" and "names" they will remain so. Provide these data points with deeper visual and story behind them to make them more complete and easier to memorise. Be curious :)
Halcyon Well worded response
@@HHalcyon I could've used your answer when I was a little girl taking history. The names weren't a problem for me, but the dates were.
Plus, back then they didn't have women in children's history books, so I didn't feel a personal connection with the stories. I noticed that the boys in class we're always better at history than the girls, and now I understand why. Thankfully, as an adult, I don't need that gender association. I can identify with men just as easily as with women.
Nevertheless, dates (of any kind) are still not my favorite thing to remember... LOL! But thanks to your kind, caring, and very helpful explanation, that problem could very well be a thing of the past. 🙂
P.S. - I am now your 42nd UA-cam subscriber. However, you'll probably never get this message of appreciation, due to your not having uploaded anything in many years.
I like imagining living in those times, like seeing a historical movie in your head. Also very interesting to see how our present times is influenced by history.
Rome, an Empire created and destroyed by war
play rome 2 total war that's history
Who all is here from their ancient history school book
Andrianople or Andrianoupoli in greek today,
Edirne 😒😒😒.Centuries of blood against barbarians, zero outcome 😧😧.At least the west embraced the Roman and after renaissance the Greek(to a apoint) culture, making no difference between the Western Roman world and the later one that mainly starts with the Crusades...
I did not understand anything he said
Western roman empire lasted 1,000 years, Hitlers 3rd reich lasted what like 12 years? LOL
Rome never faced the British Empire, Stalin's Russia and the United States of America.
rus
please
Вера Фролова Net... 😂😂😂
Why do people make the comparison between the Roman Empire and the United States?
what is this
so sad
Add some real information
The information is great and I _truly_ appreciate it. But the instructor speaks with such an *_academically boring_* style! I have to continually backtrack and relisten in tiny segments, to keep my mind from glazing over.
I kinda agree with you but you have to deal with it
@@flonadiose Actually, I don't. I'm going somewhere else for the information. 😉
Ok, I don’t mind. Do whatever you want
@@flonadiose I love you! 💕 👍
Thanks
Is anybody here because of edsby?
İn case you don't know, Huns were Turko-Mongolian tribes, coming from Asia, typically fierce and brutal fighters.
Their successor is Russia, which today has the same territorial claims as Huns and Mongols, ever expanding evil Empire.
Dude what`re saying makes no sense
it makes sense but you aren't able to perceive it, watch Putin Advisor, Alexander Dugin, to know what I'm saying
nahh Russians are slavs. Their successors were the Turks, the Ottomans being a superpower as well for hundreds of years until the World War 1. I guess their strongest modern successor is still Turkey? Since the other Turkic countries were conquered by Russia and China relatively recent.
@@inter3684 Huns are Turkic tribe, not Turco-Mongolian... Turkic (Turkic) & Mongolian (Mongolic) are two different ethnicity...
@@devvv4616 You'r right, Russians are slavs but mixed with Vikings, Huns (Turkic tribe & Tatars).. The successors of Huns are modern day Turkic People, Hungarians, Bulgars (forefather of modern Bulgaria), Tatars....
you just got coconut malled
Send this to your friends to totally coconut mall them
Hi I am the first comment
And first view
And first like
Lego Zino وا عودها لمك
A lot of historical mistakes in this video
smh
Is it just me, or does Constantine look like Sylvester Stallone?