Elijah Vasquez Good luck and may you experience a miraculous enlightenment also you only have around 15 hours left and even in two times speed it takes 4 hours.
That intro has helped me get so many people into this series. "Look, if you're not into it after just one minute, we can put something else on." Two hours later...
Why do people dislike crash course videos? 😐 these guys just provide good information with a sense of humor. Love what you’re doing keep up the great work
Markie Winters YESSSSS!!!!! It's very interesting, and fun to watch! I get some funny looks in history class for knowing how trade between the Venetians and the Byzantines helped start the Renaissance, though! XD
tbh i never took any ap history classes or used crash course as a student, but i rewatch these all the time just because i love them. i love john's delivery, i love the thought bubbles, i love the way things are covered :^)
That opening statement about the test is one of my favorite quotes in the whole world and the way John delivers it is AMAZING, but what makes it better is the way he casually and nonchalantly just finishes it with "I know right?" 😂
"The test will last your entire life and it will comprise of the millions of decisions that when taken together makes your life yours and everything - everything - will be on it." "I know, right? So pay attention!" Cracks me up every time xD
I love that these videos exist. They are so helpful. I didn't get a great education growing up (religious homeschool with a mentally ill parent) so I am learning a lot now in my 30s to make up for it.
None of the ancient people, and not appropriated the invention of agriculture or metallurgy - they say that knowledge gave the gods - that people were fed the gods, who built the pyramids - Here is the real "Crash Course World History"
This series has made me a better person. Before watching this series back in. 2015 I was one of those "History is boring" and now my dream job is to become history teachers. Realizing that we are all a product of history was one of the biggest steps to growing up in my life
I love that everyone in the comments is cramming for the AP World exam tomorrow, because it makes me feel a lot better about the fact that I myself am doing the exact same thing. Let's do this!
How did I not know this video series existed? I am out of school and people are generally shocked by how little knowledge or even half-knowledge I have about basic history stuff and tbh, I have known this would become a problem sooner or later but it was getting a more and more severe case of "..and at this point I'm too afraid to ask." because while it did shock them, nobody ever really told me where to look to _learn_ the stuff my knowledge was so obviously lacking. It's almost 3 am right now, but I will come back to this with a notebook and coloured pencils and I will pretend I'm a student again and _get to learn_ again and I'm honestly looking forward to it. Thank you John and everybody who helped making this! DFTBA 💜
"History reminds us that revolutions are not events so much as they are processes; that for tens of thousands of years people have been making decisions that irrevocably shaped the world that we live in today. Just as today we are making subtle, irrevocable decisions that people of the future will remember as revolutions." John Green and the rest of the script team, 2012 everyone. We've been living in the revolution lads.
I have three degrees in history and still learn a ton from these videos. Most history programmes in my country encourage honing in on one very small geographical area and/or time period - especially at graduate level. However, I think having a broader view is essential if you want to be a great historian (and human being), and I always encourage it in anyone starting out in this field of study :)
It's been over 4 years since I took AP World but I come here every once in a while to reminisce. The day of the exam, many of us students overpopulated a teacher's room because he promised to bring donuts for exam day. And we just munched on those donuts, in a dark classroom dimly lit by a small window with the projector playing "the history of the entire world i guess." But we barely paid attention, because small chatter filled the room, and everyone was anxious for the big day. Looking back, I felt like I was suffering, but now I carry a fond memory of a time where I was challenged to learn; now I take fulfillment in this small-souled vanity. I miss my classmates and wish the best for them (and wish the best for whoever's reading this, too)
It really is great to see that a youtube channel dedicated to educating people has over 1 million subscribers and almost every single one of its videos getting over half a million views.
Every couple months I come back and watch the "about the test" speech to re-motivate myself, and the moment he says " I know right, so pay attention" never fails to excite me. Thanks for the continued inspiration, John Green
I've probably watched World History, as a whole, half a dozen times, and the beginning of this episode gets me every time. "And everything, EVERYTHING, will be on it."
2012 wow ten years ago I was starting freshman year of hs. These videos seemed like they were made for teens just like me at the time. They got me through so many papers and projects or when it felt I really just had to teach these things to myself. Thank you for all the time, energy and resources it took to make these videos because y’all taught a generation of kids when it seemed like the school system couldn’t. 💗
I have watched this serious multiple times, I have to thank all of crashcourse, I'm sorry I've never contributed to the great work you do, but with what you have done I'm sure myself and many others have had the entertaining perfectly portioned episodes that helped with knowledge of every kind* Thank you.
I think from now on, no matter how little it actually connects to the point at hand, I will respond to generalizations with "Unless you are the mongols."
remember when this show was the first on youtube to have simple, engaging infograhics that completely set the tone for other educational channels? crash course was there first 💚💚💚 love you john, you nut
I shouldve started watching these ap review videos days ago, not the night before the test 💀 wishing the best to all, fellow ap kiddos!! I believe in all of yall
I started watching this series in High school. I have now graduated from college in engineering and still come back every 2-3 years to watch the whole course. History can be so interesting .
History ought to be a quantitative science, now that detailed simulations can reproduce and then expand or re-examine past events. And look into the deep future. Nothing is irrevocable; some things just take longer. There is nothing really hard, but some things take longer. Famine I know very well. I was the first Director of the Famine Early Warning System. Famine is not that complicated, except when a few humans are allowed to destroy the lives of thousands or millions (soon billions) of others. Richard Collins, The Internet Foundation
Is it really? God damn, I just want the information. The jokes, the pretend voices (from the US politics series) etc just annoy me and make me think "hurry up and get on with it". I'm trying to learn, it seems like there's too much emphasis on trying to entertain.
Wow! He teaches really good! And he is really funny! OMG! I would love it if every teacher taught like that! I am Korean and I think this person was born to teach! He even writes books! 🤩
I've been watching this playlist for years now. What I like the most about it is the chronological order in which the videos are listed. A real blast for the history nerd that I am.
I only taught world history for 30 years in high school, so what do I know... But. John got me with his first minute semi-rant on "Is this going to be on the test?" had me wishing I'd said that. My granddaughter was assigned this series over the summer before high school, and I can understand why she likes it.
SLagonia But we needed them to learn from it. Mathematics did not come naturally to me. So I learned their way as well as mine. That is an advantage IF you can learn how to stop judging other illusions. We all do the best we can at any given moment. And in order to know it all we need international business experience as well as a degree in economics and accounting.
im just here for general knowledge. civilization 5 inspires me to learn more about us humans and what we have achieved. so many people watching this for tests hahaha.
Thank you Mr. R for showing me this series. It teaches history and throws in a bit of humor as well. Not only am I learning and studying, I’m smiling, too.
Thank you so much for these videos. I am officially a middle school social studies teacher and I never would have passed the test without review with you!!!!
Dear CrashCourse, I am a student from Kyrgyzstan, a former Soviet Union country, and I really enjoyed watching CrashCourse videos. I would love to share them with all people in my country, but the overwhelming majority of Kyrgyz people does not speak English. With my friends I wanted to join, translate and dub the World History course so that pupils and students from all over our small country could watch those videos and educate themselves. Maybe, some schools will agree to show them as well. I am writing this email to ask your permission to translate your courses and share them on UA-cam. We are not going to monetise it or sell the videos, we simply want to make your amazing works open for more people, and for Kyrgyz children and youth particularly. Kind regards, Azamat Omuraliev
Have you tried emailing him or message him through social media? He might see it if you do it there. Also, I admire your dedication to spread this knowledge to your fellow citizens.
It's a class you can take in the United States education system (mainly in High School) that is more difficult and complex than regular classes. AP stands for Advanced Placement and usually you can earn a college credit for the class. The class is supposed to represent what college academics will be like.
Wholickedme literally the author of "the fault in our stars", the new york times #1 bestseller. I knew him as a youtuber before I knew he was an author so when he dropped that tidbit during one of his vids i was like WTF?? BIG big gent
Wily Wimpod Advanced Prep, it's a college level course in high school and there's a test at the end of the school year (May) and if you pass you get college credits for that subject
Thank you, Crash Course and John Green, for saving history students of all ages that understand English (and whatever other languages have decent subtitles) throughout the world
im doing this in the summer before I take AP World so I'm watching for background knowledge even though I need to watch these videos throughout the year
These videos are 8 years old now. They came out my first year at uni and still blow me away. I'm 8 years older now and 8 years deep into loving history
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Once a year these videos explode in popularity and we all know why...
Good luck to everyone for the AP World exam
Ari yeah and I have to use two times speed because I have just now started studying when the test is in three days.
Elijah Vasquez Good luck and may you experience a miraculous enlightenment also you only have around 15 hours left and even in two times speed it takes 4 hours.
Skipped the sixth grade, I hope you do good though
Nah I just got a test
Ayeeee! Same pfp!
My new goal for quarantine now is to get to know all world history in detail I'm starting with this, wish me luck!
2019 AP World. Pray for us.
DandelionDoodle P L E A S E
I'm ready to fail honestly
@@katlyn7234 we don't need that kind of mentality. we're gonna get a 5🙅💅
Honestly
Kourtney Jones my teacher only taught us the 2/3 types of the long essay questions and we haven’t practice the dbq yet
Video: Agricultural Revolution
John: *Rants about elephant pregnancy and 99 cent double cheeseburgers*
yup. Is this the way all of the videos of this series are?
So many people watching this are preparing for a history test...
*Unless you're the Mongols.*
*_sweats in mongul destruction_*
Or your high school history teacher practically raised you on John Green instead of teaching themselves.
Lizzy McDonald same, I thought I was the only one😂
Or unless you're homeschooled :P
That might be correct as they are fighting hard not to be culturally eradicated by the Chinese communist government.
The intro was fire. Very empowering "Everything.. everything.. will be on it."
I know right, so pay attention!
That intro has helped me get so many people into this series. "Look, if you're not into it after just one minute, we can put something else on."
Two hours later...
not in 2020.
*One thing will be on it and you wont know what it is*
Grew up watching this. To see the introduction of one of my most formative video series ring just as true today is insane.
Why do people dislike crash course videos? 😐 these guys just provide good information with a sense of humor. Love what you’re doing keep up the great work
At least my AP world textbook has enough pages to dry my tears...
@ALYSON MATSON ...Not
lol youre just dumb
get smart
The Four Fantastically Funny Friends oh god
I don’t even have a textbook
I took a AP gov class in high school and the teacher didn't even bother to teach anything for an entire semester, at least you have a book.
Forget exams anyone watch this for pleasure?
Markie Winters Indeed! This is interesting stuff. =D
Markie Winters For sure! Plus, it beats getting my ass handed to me in Dota...
Markie Winters YESSSSS!!!!!
It's very interesting, and fun to watch!
I get some funny looks in history class for knowing how trade between the Venetians and the Byzantines helped start the Renaissance, though! XD
Markie Winters on the journey through all of them for fun as of this moment :D
Markie Winters I have never watched it for school, only ever for entertainment.
99% of the comments- AP testing related
*1% of the comments- Asking questions about the actual video and history*
tbh i never took any ap history classes or used crash course as a student, but i rewatch these all the time just because i love them. i love john's delivery, i love the thought bubbles, i love the way things are covered :^)
That opening statement about the test is one of my favorite quotes in the whole world and the way John delivers it is AMAZING, but what makes it better is the way he casually and nonchalantly just finishes it with "I know right?" 😂
to all my fellow AP students,
good luck on your test
Bless
AP world is a B
thank
thank you fam
also you too :)
"The test will last your entire life and it will comprise of the millions of decisions that when taken together makes your life yours and everything - everything - will be on it."
"I know, right? So pay attention!"
Cracks me up every time xD
I love that these videos exist. They are so helpful. I didn't get a great education growing up (religious homeschool with a mentally ill parent) so I am learning a lot now in my 30s to make up for it.
Anybody else that decided to watch all of world history just now?
my second time...
None of the ancient people, and not appropriated the invention of agriculture or metallurgy - they say that knowledge gave the gods - that people were fed the gods, who built the pyramids - Here is the real "Crash Course World History"
My third...
***** Yessss
oh yeahhhhhhhhhhhhh
This series has made me a better person. Before watching this series back in. 2015 I was one of those "History is boring" and now my dream job is to become history teachers. Realizing that we are all a product of history was one of the biggest steps to growing up in my life
I love that everyone in the comments is cramming for the AP World exam tomorrow, because it makes me feel a lot better about the fact that I myself am doing the exact same thing. Let's do this!
+GrooveItOrLoseIt Yup! haha.
+GrooveItOrLoseIt LOL LOL
ya let's mak it
Summer update: my score was posted this morning... I got a 3! I'm really happy.
What does a 3 mean? Like why is that good? Sorry I'm not from the u.s
How did I not know this video series existed?
I am out of school and people are generally shocked by how little knowledge or even half-knowledge I have about basic history stuff and tbh, I have known this would become a problem sooner or later but it was getting a more and more severe case of "..and at this point I'm too afraid to ask." because while it did shock them, nobody ever really told me where to look to _learn_ the stuff my knowledge was so obviously lacking.
It's almost 3 am right now, but I will come back to this with a notebook and coloured pencils and I will pretend I'm a student again and _get to learn_ again and I'm honestly looking forward to it.
Thank you John and everybody who helped making this!
DFTBA 💜
And studying for the AP test starts now.
Who’s with me?!
Edit: The Test is tomorrow! Good luck, everyone!
Zane Grevstad right fricken here 😂
We have like 15 days 😂
13 days now :,)
9 days now
yup !!
"History reminds us that revolutions are not events so much as they are processes; that for tens of thousands of years people have been making decisions that irrevocably shaped the world that we live in today. Just as today we are making subtle, irrevocable decisions that people of the future will remember as revolutions."
John Green and the rest of the script team, 2012 everyone.
We've been living in the revolution lads.
I have three degrees in history and still learn a ton from these videos. Most history programmes in my country encourage honing in on one very small geographical area and/or time period - especially at graduate level. However, I think having a broader view is essential if you want to be a great historian (and human being), and I always encourage it in anyone starting out in this field of study :)
It's been over 4 years since I took AP World but I come here every once in a while to reminisce. The day of the exam, many of us students overpopulated a teacher's room because he promised to bring donuts for exam day. And we just munched on those donuts, in a dark classroom dimly lit by a small window with the projector playing "the history of the entire world i guess." But we barely paid attention, because small chatter filled the room, and everyone was anxious for the big day.
Looking back, I felt like I was suffering, but now I carry a fond memory of a time where I was challenged to learn; now I take fulfillment in this small-souled vanity. I miss my classmates and wish the best for them (and wish the best for whoever's reading this, too)
It really is great to see that a youtube channel dedicated to educating people has over 1 million subscribers and almost every single one of its videos getting over half a million views.
it just hit me that this is the same guy that wrote the fault in our stars
angelic potato Wow, and I thought I was late. You my friend is VERYYYYYYY LATE. 😂
Woahhhhh.... I just thought it was a coincidence 😂
And Looking for Alaska.
And An Abundance of Katherines and Paper Towns and Turtles All the Way Down
Ive known crash course for 5 years and i realised today that he wrote that
Everyone: AP world
Me: i LiKE thE FunNy HiStorY mAn!
Hahaha Me too
me: AP Human Geography
very good, ron
exactlyyyyy
@@sindhu7582 Same *fist bump*
I have learned more about the world through watching approx 500 mins of this course than spending a decade in school. Thank you Mr Green!!
We boutta cram 15,000 years of human history in one night let's do this #APWorld
How'd you do?
asolomone nnnnnnbbbbbbnhhhhhhhhhhnn
imnotglutenfree probably not great rip
David Soberanis pro tip don't do this and study and review over a period of time
asolomone haha same
Every couple months I come back and watch the "about the test" speech to re-motivate myself, and the moment he says " I know right, so pay attention" never fails to excite me. Thanks for the continued inspiration, John Green
I've probably watched World History, as a whole, half a dozen times, and the beginning of this episode gets me every time. "And everything, EVERYTHING, will be on it."
I took AP world in 2013-14 and got a 4 on the AP exam. I 100% credit it to this youtube series. Thank you John Green. ❤️
0:13 - 0:53 if I become a teacher, this will be the monologue for every new class.
my social studies teacher literally showed us this in class just today for the first 55 seconds
+maxerd2 I am a teacher, and yeah this is pretty much my class... crash course.
+maxerd2 Yeah. This might be the most motivating thing I ever heard.
+Sanjana Ahmed May I ask you, you learning in IB school? If yes, where? I'm sorry, my English is terrible, I from Kazakhstan.
I'm in Kazakhstan, NISA IB
who else tryna cram the whole year of AP in one night??
Mood
“APWH is a complex class, you should be studying since day 1”
APWH students; hold my AMSCO book
@@doctorrespecc1644 I wasnt even supplied a history book to study. My teacher just made us learn the curriculum through APWorldipedia LUL
Kayden 99101 long story short, I now hate annotations and the terms “read” & “skim”
Rebecca Cazco fr moodddd
When John green says over the next 40 weeks but you're really cramming the day before the exam 😭💀
+Forever Esther XXI good luck
That 99 cent double cheeseburger is now $4.50😐
2012 wow ten years ago I was starting freshman year of hs. These videos seemed like they were made for teens just like me at the time. They got me through so many papers and projects or when it felt I really just had to teach these things to myself. Thank you for all the time, energy and resources it took to make these videos because y’all taught a generation of kids when it seemed like the school system couldn’t. 💗
I love history, I just hate reading text books about it
"very fragile, our globe, like the real globe" that's undeniably accurate
Am I the only one who pauses at the beginning just to read the “did you know” facts ahah
nope
meeeee
No
I have watched this serious multiple times, I have to thank all of crashcourse, I'm sorry I've never contributed to the great work you do, but with what you have done I'm sure myself and many others have had the entertaining perfectly portioned episodes that helped with knowledge of every kind* Thank you.
“Maybe it’s because they needed more grains for alcohol!”
*sips in quarantine* thank you agricultural revolution!
Good luck to my fellow 2018 AP World students!!
Rose Absin. Thank you 😭😂😂🙏
Rose Absin thank you. Gonna need it 😭
Just started sigh
Thanks, gonna need it
Rose Absin tyyyy❤️
this was the golden age of crash course, wish it was still like this today
I think from now on, no matter how little it actually connects to the point at hand, I will respond to generalizations with "Unless you are the mongols."
+Florence MacKenna hail mongol
Good idea! Let's see how long it takes before people get annoyed :p
[MUSIC] [HORSE HOOVES]
+
That is how we can test if someone else watches. It can be our code.
time to cram for an ap test. glad this exists
I think everyone is relying on it this time of year, I know I am and my test is on thursday xD it's a major help
That's EXACTLY what I'm doing haha (x
I guess great minds think alike
Pretty much what I am doing.
William Wheat Will?!
12 hours until my AP exam, cram time.
Same here, pal.
More like 2 hours
Mkesavage L Timezones man, I finished the exam a few hours ago.
Xervexosbuenos suerte. Mismas aqui, soy "screwed". Eschuche el examinen es muy facil. buscas google por la AP Human Geography exam calculator.
Good Luck
Watched these 7 years ago as a stressed out AP World student.. now coming back to watch them for pleasure. How things change!
2020: having a pandemic
W History: GREEN REVOLUTION!
Ikr I'm in AP HuGe and we have the AP final in like 3 hours :|
Who else wishes that history teachers would, you know, actually teach like he does.
You mean with scripts and editing and secret compartments and cheeseburgers?
Brian McHaney yeah. id enjoy that
The Misfitt me😫
In my school they show these vids in class lmao
me
remember when this show was the first on youtube to have simple, engaging infograhics that completely set the tone for other educational channels? crash course was there first 💚💚💚 love you john, you nut
I shouldve started watching these ap review videos days ago, not the night before the test 💀 wishing the best to all, fellow ap kiddos!! I believe in all of yall
Who else is here because of online school.
watching this whole playlist so i can atleast get a 2 and not a 1 on this ap world final
SAAAMMEEE
I heard we get a one if we write our name on the test...
Lol I'm a late Cramer
Ayy same
good job continue Kiah dale
The AP terror is real.
yep
yup
Clint McKee guess who slept through most of the class
Honestly, it was me
The introduction is perfect. A succinct motivation to study history.
when u had all year to study but you decide to procrastinate and cram a day before the exam
Same, my guy
Thomas Abercrombie i mean you still had three weeks, i have 4 days...
And how'd that go Cole
lmao same
@Cole Freeman
Yes, how did it go
I started watching this series in High school. I have now graduated from college in engineering and still come back every 2-3 years to watch the whole course. History can be so interesting .
make sure you come back it’s been about two years
Am I the only one who's watching this in summer so that they can get a head start for WHAP?
You're not the only one ^-^
Airika Sky Thank God 😂😂.
Sameee
I am lol
i have homework based on this ;-;
History ought to be a quantitative science, now that detailed simulations can reproduce and then expand or re-examine past events. And look into the deep future. Nothing is irrevocable; some things just take longer. There is nothing really hard, but some things take longer. Famine I know very well. I was the first Director of the Famine Early Warning System. Famine is not that complicated, except when a few humans are allowed to destroy the lives of thousands or millions (soon billions) of others. Richard Collins, The Internet Foundation
Best opening monologue EVER.
agree
Doesn't apply to you, sorry.
"I know, right? So pay attention." XD
Is it really? God damn, I just want the information. The jokes, the pretend voices (from the US politics series) etc just annoy me and make me think "hurry up and get on with it". I'm trying to learn, it seems like there's too much emphasis on trying to entertain.
My high school history teacher had it printed out and hung on the wall. Cool teacher.
Watching because the Agriculture Revolution is fascinating. I finished school years ago.
Wow! He teaches really good! And he is really funny! OMG! I would love it if every teacher taught like that! I am Korean and I think this person was born to teach! He even writes books! 🤩
yeah hes good. u just realized tho
The quality of the content is just literally the best present on UA-cam . Man they deserve much more .....
I've known crash course for five years
.
.
.
.
And I just realised that this is the same guy that wrote the fault in our stars
I'm embarassed
No one asked
Bruh
DAVIDPATTYNINA F you’re mean
haha XD
@@patdavninfarr7254 Yes, I for one only post comments when someone explicitly asks me to.
I learned more in this video than 2 months of social studies on this topic in school.
10:30 the thing I love most about crash course. Purely unscripted moments that only John Green could pull off.
5:55 first Mongoltage.
This was probably the best way to start the series. Agriculture started everything.
Rip any AP students like me who have learned entire World material in a semester because of block scheduling....May the odds be forever in your favor
RIP university students like me who are learning the history of the world in a mere 6 weeks because of summer classes...
@Adam Hamilton What's your name man? Adam mm mm hamilton. My name is Adam mm mm Hamilton.
RIP anyone like me who is learning ap world history, ap art history, and ap Latin all at the same time... (and have to get a 5 on all of them)
@@eloise1315 JESUS CHRIST
john green as in the fault in our stars john green? man! this guy is so talented!
WTF. i've been watching crash course for awhile AND I CAN'T BELIEVE I'VE NOT NOTICED THAT YOU'RE THE SAME GUY THAT WROTE THE FAULT IN OUR STARS
I've been watching this playlist for years now. What I like the most about it is the chronological order in which the videos are listed. A real blast for the history nerd that I am.
Best Crash Course ever! Totally set the scene for everything to come. Love the original series, so much more fun!
Rewatching the whole series for season 2 :D
I'm with you dude
Rewatched it liked... possible more than 5 times now.
ME TOO!
same here
can't wait
hi five!
I only taught world history for 30 years in high school, so what do I know...
But.
John got me with his first minute semi-rant on "Is this going to be on the test?" had me wishing I'd said that. My granddaughter was assigned this series over the summer before high school, and I can understand why she likes it.
Wild this came out in 2012
I learn more from you than my teachers.
True, though to be fair, most of my teachers were wrong about absolutely everything.
SLagonia But we needed them to learn from it. Mathematics did not come naturally to me. So I learned their way as well as mine. That is an advantage IF you can learn how to stop judging other illusions. We all do the best we can at any given moment. And in order to know it all we need international business experience as well as a degree in economics and accounting.
im just here for general knowledge. civilization 5 inspires me to learn more about us humans and what we have achieved. so many people watching this for tests hahaha.
Syahmi Rosli wow you're so superior to anyone else in here!
Renata Pereira Amorim i am. bow down to me you peasants.
That test, I believe, is called Life. It's also a bit of a game.
And a box of chocolates
***** And happiness...
***** and a joke...
Erik Bishop And there are no respawns unless you believe in reincarnation.
***** life is like your taste buds, subjective and prone to being too narrowly defined
Thank you Mr. R for showing me this series. It teaches history and throws in a bit of humor as well. Not only am I learning and studying, I’m smiling, too.
I don't think the word "skoodilypooping" would help me on the APWH Exam
LMAO
yo imagine some guy comes up to you and says, "hey, wanna skoodilypoop"😂😂😂
Noor Yassin OMG LOL
when you're binging because you have a test : )
YourAverage Potato just watch Bill wurtz
Tex Watson I DID THAT WAS RIGHTBBEFORE I BINGE WATCHED THIS
I don't have a test, but I'm still binging.
Good luck with the test.
Thank you so much for these videos. I am officially a middle school social studies teacher and I never would have passed the test without review with you!!!!
Bless this man and protect him, what a hero. And your brother is also awesome!
Dear CrashCourse,
I am a student from Kyrgyzstan, a former Soviet Union country, and I really enjoyed watching CrashCourse videos. I would love to share them with all people in my country, but the overwhelming majority of Kyrgyz people does not speak English.
With my friends I wanted to join, translate and dub the World History course so that pupils and students from all over our small country could watch those videos and educate themselves. Maybe, some schools will agree to show them as well.
I am writing this email to ask your permission to translate your courses and share them on UA-cam. We are not going to monetise it or sell the videos, we simply want to make your amazing works open for more people, and for Kyrgyz children and youth particularly.
Kind regards,
Azamat Omuraliev
+Азамат Омуралиев god bless.
+Азамат Омуралиев you are awesome! good luck with your videos!
Have you tried emailing him or message him through social media? He might see it if you do it there. Also, I admire your dedication to spread this knowledge to your fellow citizens.
Thanks guys! I got the permission, they replied me already
+Азамат Омуралиев awesome!
Anyone else here cramming for the AP exam this Thursday?
Yelena Russkhaya I'm just interested in history man
What is the AP exam?
Tm for me
It's a class you can take in the United States education system (mainly in High School) that is more difficult and complex than regular classes. AP stands for Advanced Placement and usually you can earn a college credit for the class. The class is supposed to represent what college academics will be like.
how did you guys do when cramming? I haven't learned anything from my class and I'm taking the exam in a month...
i just have this in the background when i write, i have technically watched crash course like 32 times
OML saaaaame dude
How can you stomach the liberalism?
Mark Rainey by not taking everything other than my favored concept as an attack on my favored concept.
By looking at the world in a neutral light and not dissing everyone unlike you
The world isn't neutral, it is split into classes with antagonistic interests. John's worship of Capital is, measurably, a negative force in his work.
This comment is for the new AP students coming in.
Can't wait for some sleepless nights! Who is with me????👍
oh god
we got 54 pages today💀
100%
I am just a pesent pre-ap ;-;
didn't even sign up for pre-ap, I signed up for normal >-
@@aleahconely6503 was it from a jarret book
how do you write such great speeches at beginning and end of each video
And the open letter.
I suppose he is an author but still
Wholickedme literally the author of "the fault in our stars", the new york times #1 bestseller. I knew him as a youtuber before I knew he was an author so when he dropped that tidbit during one of his vids i was like WTF?? BIG big gent
Watching this last second because of AP world summer homework
How did it go?
same
Alex Velasco what is AP?
The Wily Wimpod A test you take to get college credit for certain classes.
Wily Wimpod Advanced Prep, it's a college level course in high school and there's a test at the end of the school year (May) and if you pass you get college credits for that subject
Gather, AP World History brethren, for the annual binging of Crash Course. I wish you all good luck in this endeavor
Amanda Sharkey woo! Thank you! Bless all y'all's hearts
Thank you, Crash Course and John Green, for saving history students of all ages that understand English (and whatever other languages have decent subtitles) throughout the world
Who else is watching this, because he/she wants to learn more, not because he/she has a test?
Respect
Me I love him!!!
im doing this in the summer before I take AP World so I'm watching for background knowledge even though I need to watch these videos throughout the year
watched the whole series for fun... twice
Finally! Someone else. My gosh everyone's like "AP TEST COMING UP" and I'm just like "For fun?"
relying 100% on these videos for my AP world history exam tomorrow . . . .
Please bring back CrashCourse World History!
These videos are 8 years old now. They came out my first year at uni and still blow me away. I'm 8 years older now and 8 years deep into loving history
And the binge begins
Best Parts in my Opinion:
- How You Get A Cheeseburger (1:19-2:07)
- An Open Letter to Elephants (7:02-7:52)
0:14 to 0:55 MY 7TH GRADE HISTORY TEACHER HAS THAT QUOTE HANGING ON THE WALL OF HIS CLASSROOM
That quote is really good, a lot of people underestimate History
Must take up the whole wall.