Thanks! I get a lot of comments on that - think it throws people for a loop with my Southern accent. People don't expect someone of my demographic to appreciate Malcolm X the way I do. Not sure what happened with this video - didn't realize until later that I only posted the raw footage with no slides on the screen, but then I've got six likes and no dislikes. What's the deal?
I want you as my professor. You're much more informed than my current professor and also much funnier. So please fly over to the Netherlands, I'm sure the university would grant you a spot ^^
Tom Richey LOL That is a goal of mine. I have a four year old daughter and I'd like her to start learning Latin down the road and I could learn it with her.
Tom Richey Great idea! My dad and I studied hebrew together and that turned out to be a better motivation than any class I could've attended, haha. So pick up your family, start teaching at my faculty and just do a latin course literally across the street. Everyone happy =D
Your videos, although I'm sure they're not meant for this, are GREAT for cramming. Hope you post the same type of series for APUSH next year! (Then maybe AP Gov/AP Comparative Gov senior year?)
That's what I've been doing too! I started watching them Monday and will finish the playlist at least tonight. If he does APUSH next year I will be beyond grateful
Thank you so much for these review videos it's made studying so much easier! My current AP European History teacher uses your power points as well and they are very helpful!
I really love your videos! One thing I think would really help though would be to have dates of inventions and peoples lives in brackets next to them when you mention them. I realize this may be a little more work but it makes memorizing dates MUCH easier. This doesnt apply to any video in particular just a suggestion for future videos. Thanks for doing these, makes studying a little less boring!
I am learning this at Fort Dorchester way down in North Charleston, our teacher is great but he is more serious with it and I like your approach on teaching it in a lectured way instead of solid notes and no references to the normal daily life we all face, it makes things more interesting.
In german Tetzel said (in archaic german of course): „Sobald der Gülden im Becken klingt im huy die Seel im Himmel springt“ Or in a more modern way: „Sobald das Geld im Kasten klingt, die Seele in den Himmel springt!“ Which would be in englisch (free translation): "If the money makes sounds in the box, the soul will jump to heaven."
Greetings from Germany! We are celebrating the 500th anniversary of Martin Luther's church reform on 2017-10-31! It's a one-time national holiday for all Germans!!
But one point is often overlooked. At the time of Luther there was no uniform language in Germany (cultural area). But there are many German dialects. The administrative language is still French. The church language is Latin. And the language of the people is German (literally deutsch = the language of the people). With his translation of the Bible and through Gutenberg, Luther created a unified German language for the first time. It even went so far as to add explanations of the meaning of the words used to the first Bible. This was the first time a German from northern Germany could communicate with a Bavarian from the south.
Great lecture. Too bad I couldn't see what was on the picture slides. I could imagine stuff in my head well enough. There were a couple of odd things. One is about Charles having a funny chin. I have seen reenactments on UA-cam, and he looked fine. The weirdest part of video is the Purgatory part in the beginning. I picture Purgatory as a mountain. People climb up the mountain, and perform hard labor. That is how they work off thier sins. Only the worst of the worst of people would be burned. I am thinking of people like murderers, robbers and tyrants. The description in the video is far different. Maybe my ideas is due to the Divine Comedy being my favorite depiction of Christian cosmology and due to me ripping off the Purgatorio part. I guess there are other wierd parts of the Divine Comedy. In Paradisio, Heavin gets mixed up with outer space. The planets come in a wierd order since this was apparently before the discovery of Uranus, Neptune or even just helocentric model in general. In Inferno, there is a part where Hell literally freezes over. It is even in the deepest part where there s Satan. I like the Divine Comedy for including Purgatory and having a really detailed look. It is really interesting to explore. On another note poking fun at German language mae me laugh. I feel so guilty but it. To be fair, German can sound very nice. It doesn't always have to be harsh, guttural and screaming. I think it is plausible for a German guy to sing something pretty while selling indulgences.
Amphisbaena I LOVE MR N! Whatever happened to his class from last year? I used to hear from them all the time then they just stopped. Glad to hear Mr. N is still doing the good work!
Exodus 12:14 God commanded the Passover liturgy to be "forever". In the OT, could a Hebrew/Jew only "symbolically" eat the unleavened bread and meat of the lamb? I think we all know the answer and ask any Jew who celebrates the Passover even to this very day. So, what does Jesus who was being liturgically consistent command us to do in the upper room while celebrating this "forever" feast? John 1:29 and 1 Corinthians 5:7 "For our Pascal Lamb, Christ, has been sacrificed". The Exodus 12:14 "forever" command puts in proper context what Jesus commands us to do in John 6:53-54 to have ETERNAL LIFE and for death to "Passover". Come to believe in the ONE TRUE FAITH: Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church.
Tom Richey We have 99% in common my brother. Matthew 16:18-19 Jesus according to almost all historians spoke in Aramaic NOT Greek. There is only ONE meaning for "Rock" in Aramaic. Understanding this, we know Jesus was giving the "keys to the Kingdom" to Peter NOT all the apostles. Come to the complete fullness of faith my brother.
I'm a priest, you're wrong! There's no God! there are the seven gods of Jesus, the saviour; Jehovah, the Baby maker; Allah, the speaker, The Holy Ghost, the giver of talents; Santa Claus, the giver of stuff; The Easter Bunny, the necromancer; and the tooth fairy, giver of money.
Thanks! I get a lot of comments on that - think it throws people for a loop with my Southern accent. People don't expect someone of my demographic to appreciate Malcolm X the way I do.
Not sure what happened with this video - didn't realize until later that I only posted the raw footage with no slides on the screen, but then I've got six likes and no dislikes. What's the deal?
i just discovered this channel but my ap euro exam is tomorrow, so im blazing through the whole playlist and watching everything at 2x speed
I fell asleep a couple times while watching, but I did it! Hopefully I get a 3 or 4 on the test
What did you get
What u get
what did u get lmao
my ap is tommorow, im dying
I want you as my professor. You're much more informed than my current professor and also much funnier. So please fly over to the Netherlands, I'm sure the university would grant you a spot ^^
You do really have to work on your latin though, sweet jesus xD
ScarlettShinzon Man, I'd LOVE to live in the Netherlands!
Tom Richey LOL That is a goal of mine. I have a four year old daughter and I'd like her to start learning Latin down the road and I could learn it with her.
Tom Richey Great idea! My dad and I studied hebrew together and that turned out to be a better motivation than any class I could've attended, haha. So pick up your family, start teaching at my faculty and just do a latin course literally across the street. Everyone happy =D
ScarlettShinzon
AP exam in 5 days, thank you for helping me along with everyone else here!
lol what'd you score?
megatar3 AP EXAM TOMORROW, 2017!!!
Juan Rafael Mendoza whatd u get
Carbon what’d you get
Same
should've included the picture presentation
Wtf?
You are replying....
To yourself
Your videos, although I'm sure they're not meant for this, are GREAT for cramming. Hope you post the same type of series for APUSH next year! (Then maybe AP Gov/AP Comparative Gov senior year?)
That's what I've been doing too! I started watching them Monday and will finish the playlist at least tonight. If he does APUSH next year I will be beyond grateful
Who here is watching all of these for the AP Euro exam next Friday?
mee
me
Good luck people!
Dylan me )-: i'm afraid i'm gonna get a crap score though
I should've started watching sooner. I got today and tomorrow
Nice Malcolm X poster!
AP Exam in 6 days...
In 3 days....😔😔
WHAT DID YOU GET
@@saberfan 3
Your website is so helpful, it's the only reason I understand what's going on in class. Thank you so much!
Woah. I just realized that everyone says you look like Matt Damon and you have a Jason Bourne book on the back shelf 😱
Thank you so much for these review videos it's made studying so much easier! My current AP European History teacher uses your power points as well and they are very helpful!
+Kaylie Miller Best of luck on your exam!
He don't need luck if he knows his shit, right?
really
I really love your videos! One thing I think would really help though would be to have dates of inventions and peoples lives in brackets next to them when you mention them. I realize this may be a little more work but it makes memorizing dates MUCH easier. This doesnt apply to any video in particular just a suggestion for future videos. Thanks for doing these, makes studying a little less boring!
Thank you. Forty years since I learned all this, the review is great. It is a joy to listen to you lecture.
Seneca High School (Seneca, SC) - we'd love to have you enroll!
Thank you for all your excellent videos. They have been a brilliant revision material for my current history studies and exam prep.
Sarah Stott Two comments! :D I hope you did AWESOME on your exam!
I only began studying now lol. Thanks Tom this is helping me understand a lot more
yup same for the AP test i have on wednesday
@@dillonclyatt9978 we're in the same boat lol
@@GameRocketOfficial Shit I'm studying rn end me
AP Euro test tomorrow -_-
This was soooooooooooo helpful!!! Thank you!
This video really helps me study for our upcoming test! Thanks
Has his own movies on his shelf
Tom, you're the best! Great job and keep it coming :)
ha! Yeah, I was wondering about that.
I am learning this at Fort Dorchester way down in North Charleston, our teacher is great but he is more serious with it and I like your approach on teaching it in a lectured way instead of solid notes and no references to the normal daily life we all face, it makes things more interesting.
This lecture video helped me so much! Thank you ☯
I SCREAMED WHEN I HEARD THAT VAMPIRE DIARIES REFRENCE
1:37 Half-Life 2 rebel scream? Aright then.
In german Tetzel said (in archaic german of course):
„Sobald der Gülden im Becken klingt im huy die Seel im Himmel springt“
Or in a more modern way:
„Sobald das Geld im Kasten klingt, die Seele in den Himmel springt!“
Which would be in englisch (free translation):
"If the money makes sounds in the box, the soul will jump to heaven."
GREATEST LECTURE EVER LIFE MAKES SENSE!!!!! THANK YOU MR.RICHEY
Greetings from Germany! We are celebrating the 500th anniversary of Martin Luther's church reform on 2017-10-31! It's a one-time national holiday for all Germans!!
helpful. seemed to be focused on pictures that you cannot see
you referenced the vampire diaries!! you rock! Thank you for all these helpful videos!!!
This guy looks like Matt Damon and spends every day with 17-18 y/o girls.
I bet he feels like Sting in "Don't stand so close to me"
he's ugly af
he's literally a teacher chill out.
+Ashley H Hmmmmm. . . Isn't that ironic?
Valor Thom lol
Ashley H rude.
Is the ap euro exam hard? I am taking the course this year and wondering how hard it is
This video helps me to be a better human. Thanks.
which powerpoint are you using for this video i can't find it on the website
Where is your video on the radical reformation?
Hey Tom , whats up.I have a question for you.I'm choosing Literature Major , any book recommendation ?
Thanks! This one was kind of off the cuff, but I'm glad folks like it! Haha
Tvd references are how I learn best so thank you for that😂 I love klaus so much... Also these lessons are a really helpful study tool.
Thank you so much this helps a lot.
But one point is often overlooked. At the time of Luther there was no uniform language in Germany (cultural area). But there are many German dialects. The administrative language is still French. The church language is Latin. And the language of the people is German (literally deutsch = the language of the people). With his translation of the Bible and through Gutenberg, Luther created a unified German language for the first time. It even went so far as to add explanations of the meaning of the words used to the first Bible. This was the first time a German from northern Germany could communicate with a Bavarian from the south.
The AP exam is in less than 4 hours and I’m coming here because apparently the LEQ always has a prompt on the reformation and renaissance
My exams is next friday and we'll be the first to take the new test, so nervous.
+I'm a wolf same
+I'm a wolf sameee
Same good luck to everyone taking the test on Friday
I wish you were my teacher, you're awesome! :D
AS level exam tomorrow, should have found you earlier. You should put the pictures on the screen too.
the ap exam is friday nd im stressing
Where can we access the picture?
Here In 2017
Great lecture. Too bad I couldn't see what was on the picture slides. I could imagine stuff in my head well enough. There were a couple of odd things. One is about Charles having a funny chin. I have seen reenactments on UA-cam, and he looked fine. The weirdest part of video is the Purgatory part in the beginning. I picture Purgatory as a mountain. People climb up the mountain, and perform hard labor. That is how they work off thier sins. Only the worst of the worst of people would be burned. I am thinking of people like murderers, robbers and tyrants. The description in the video is far different. Maybe my ideas is due to the Divine Comedy being my favorite depiction of Christian cosmology and due to me ripping off the Purgatorio part. I guess there are other wierd parts of the Divine Comedy. In Paradisio, Heavin gets mixed up with outer space. The planets come in a wierd order since this was apparently before the discovery of Uranus, Neptune or even just helocentric model in general. In Inferno, there is a part where Hell literally freezes over. It is even in the deepest part where there s Satan. I like the Divine Comedy for including Purgatory and having a really detailed look. It is really interesting to explore. On another note poking fun at German language mae me laugh. I feel so guilty but it. To be fair, German can sound very nice. It doesn't always have to be harsh, guttural and screaming. I think it is plausible for a German guy to sing something pretty while selling indulgences.
pray for me my final is tomorrow and exam is friday
anna n I pray for you, Friday is going to be hell for me as well :(
How did it go??
this saved my life
heisenbergé Only grace can save you - not anything that I do! Seriously, though... good luck on your test!
Aye lit
3:58
What school do you teach at? I want u to be my teacher
do you like mr.n?????
Amphisbaena I LOVE MR N! Whatever happened to his class from last year? I used to hear from them all the time then they just stopped. Glad to hear Mr. N is still doing the good work!
Mr The Church as never tought that
I wish he was my teacher..
German: Wenn die Münze im Kästlein *klingt*, die Seele in den Himmel *springt*
Luther taught there were three sacraments, not two
11:14 if only dis guy knew what would happen 7 years later
You look a lot like Stephen Moyer
arcticwind That's a first... but I can see it just a little bit!
arcticwind No he looks like Matt Damon.
Woohoo! Klaus Mikaelson!
I want you as a teacher so bad...
Anyone else got recommended fox news when watching tom
Where is all that written in the Holy Bible? If it's not in the Bible it does not count. Martin Luther's point Exactly.
bruh moemnt
BiBLe🤣
Exodus 12:14 God commanded the Passover liturgy to be "forever". In the OT, could a Hebrew/Jew only "symbolically" eat the unleavened bread and meat of the lamb? I think we all know the answer and ask any Jew who celebrates the Passover even to this very day. So, what does Jesus who was being liturgically consistent command us to do in the upper room while celebrating this "forever" feast? John 1:29 and 1 Corinthians 5:7 "For our Pascal Lamb, Christ, has been sacrificed". The Exodus 12:14 "forever" command puts in proper context what Jesus commands us to do in John 6:53-54 to have ETERNAL LIFE and for death to "Passover". Come to believe in the ONE TRUE FAITH: Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church.
One True Faith PREACH IT! When I'm not teaching history, I'm actually an Orthodox Christian. Thanks for watching my videos!
Tom Richey We have 99% in common my brother. Matthew 16:18-19 Jesus according to almost all historians spoke in Aramaic NOT Greek. There is only ONE meaning for "Rock" in Aramaic. Understanding this, we know Jesus was giving the "keys to the Kingdom" to Peter NOT all the apostles. Come to the complete fullness of faith my brother.
PREACH
i hate that i have to watch this because of a mf packet
I'm a priest, you're wrong! There's no God! there are the seven gods of Jesus, the saviour; Jehovah, the Baby maker; Allah, the speaker, The Holy Ghost, the giver of talents; Santa Claus, the giver of stuff; The Easter Bunny, the necromancer; and the tooth fairy, giver of money.
Tom Patterson you bad at counting