Hi! I just passed the California Bar exam that I took in Feb. 2018. I want to thank you for all you constitutional law videos they were really helpful! I think you were one of the reasons I passed. Only 27 percent of people who took the exam passed. Thank you!
I saw the movie about Davey Crockett in the fifties. I have been fascinated by the Alamo since then. I finally got to see it during leave time from Air Force Basic training in 1968. The bus dropped us off right in front of it. I didn't recognize it. I was expecting to see a building surrounded by sand and scrub brush. But it was in the middle of the city. It was awe inspiring to finally be standing in front of the place where Davey Crockett died. We saw the inside of the Chapel and the artifacts there. It was a solemn and quiet experience. I'll never forget it.
I’m born and raised in Houston Texas and I know exactly what you mean. That Man from Tennessee along with James Bowie were my Idols growing up. I feel so inspired every time I go to the Alamo.
Mexicans did not want slavery US Americans at the time did want slavery. Slavery back then was big money 💰 that’s why most country folk that have 50+ acres were plantation owners which equals slavery for Americans at the time
Santa Anna was not at Gonzales demanding return of the cannon. Col. Ugartechea was in command of the Mexican troops there. True, the colonel was under orders from Santa Anna, but Santa Anna was not present at Gonzales, as he was at San Antonio. Also, what most people refer to as the Alamo is actually the mission's church. The Alamo was the entire compound with walls around it.
It was David Crockett, he hated Davey and never went by it. Texans fought for land. If you check you will find the 30 or 40,000 American settlers there only had a total of 2 or 3,000 slaves total. It was not about slavery it was all about a fresh start and LAND. Land was wealth, independence and freedom. Crockett was the best friend the Indians ever had as he opposed Democrat President Andrew Johnson, who order the forcible removal and relocation of Indian tribes. Please see Trail of Tears. Johnson politically destroyed David Crockett, who at age 49, was forced to try for a new start in what would become Texas. The Alamo defenders were there for a fresh start and land. Where did it come from that they were almost out of ammo, they were not firing for 13 days. The Mexicans insisted everyone become Catholic for starts. 500 more men were a mere 90 miles away for reinforcements. The Alamo defenders expected to be saved.
@@bagochems2594 Mexican are descendants of Spaniards AKA White people. If Mexican history doesn't include the stolen land and murders of countless Native's then they are white-washing as much as the Americans.
This guy made it seem like the entire battle was fought at the chapel which is false. Most people don’t realize that the Alamo was on a open field of walls and long barracks. Most of the original structures are long gone today. Should’ve been more clearer and concise about the actual battle and surrounding areas.
Hip gave a quick version which he could have gotten from a public school history book bought from the lowest bidder. The title had one to believe that it would have more details about the battle and not about San Jacinto, the Republic and state. I excuse the mispronounced words as I know he is not from here but some authentic terms could have slightly improved his delivery.
Let me fix this. Lesson #1 never be nice to people and let them in your country then have them try to become the new land owners. American Bullys is what this video should be named. But then Americans cry like little bitches when Mexicans cross over to their original land. Just a bunch of American Christian HYPOCRITES
@@petrstanovsky7648 I found out who is standing behind Trump and who is controlling it all. He is controlled opposition and we will have to save ourselves.
@Wales Eakes You are replying to a very old post. Trump is irrelevant now, the global revolution against the Deep State and their Globalist masters is being driven by the resistance to forced "vaccinations". He may become relevant in the US again when the election fraud is uncovered, but many have lost all faith in him, mainly because he looks very much like controlled opposition. Trump's support for "vaccination" has disqualified him as genuine in the eyes of most of us..
You forgot the part where they all knew they were going to die cause they were vastly outnumbered but stayed to fight anyway so Houston could capture a Mexican weapons cache giving them the weapons they needed to win the battle of San Jacinto, 200 men held up 2000 for 13 days! also the Mexican government didn't have a liberal immigration policy , they wanted the apache Indians cleared out of that territory but didn't want to fight them themselves so they offered free land to anyone who would "deal with the problem" so to speak, Lastly we have an annual Masonic ceremony at the alamo every March 6th , it's quite the sight to see , y'all come on down.
FINALLY! So glad you're back. Hope things have improved ;). Love me some summer time history. I actually have time for it. No physics / calc during the summer.
Woot! Another video! I know thing might be busy on your end but I miss the regular videos. Seriously, as an educator its a treat whenever you make a new video.
My 7th grade Texas History-7 1994-1995 teacher told me to forget the Alamo she told me the Alamo was not important to Texas History she told the rest of class to remember the Alamo for the test coming up what she wasn't aware of I already knew the Alamo in the 6th grade I spent my spare time in W HIST -6 studying this battle and the Texas war for independence I passed the test in TX HIST-7 with a 95 I got 5 points deducted because I forgot to fill my name on the exam the test made her mad because I knew about the Alamo before everyone else did I had a sixth grade history teacher who loved to poke at the subject of the Alamo when I say poke I mean he like to go on and on about it
William Barrett Travis was commander of the Alamo. Neill left the Alamo on February 11, 1836 and transferred command to Travis. The battle began just 12 days later.
I don't understand the references on tv shows and movies. Like on TWD when Daryl Dixon says "remember the alamo?", and they immediately picked up the dead guy to shove him out the door and sacrificed his body to distract the walkers so they could get away. Every one immediately knew what he was suggesting, but I never understood why. I've heard it referenced in different ways, but it never made much sense.
The battle of the Alamo was fought in the Republic of Mexico in the Mexican state of Tejas. Mexico was trying to free the slaves from the southerner who wanted slavery in Tejas. Mexico knew slavery was inhumane and was fighting to end slavery. The terrorist won and slavery continued, but Mexico is proud to say it didn't continue in Tejas, it now was legal in the New Republic of Texas to own another human being.
Could you please do another video on Obamacare? It would be really great if you could shows the origin of the program from the heritage foundation and Mitt Romney.
Always retreat when outnumbered,those soldiers could have helped fannin or Houston.my farther had to retreat at the battle of the bulge. But he lived and made a comeback😊
Santa Anna had more than 1500 troops with him when his forces took the Alamo,1500 was the size of the attacking force Santa Anna used to take the Also,
Hi there! Given this great video and your great elections series, I was wondering if you might ever do any videos about the (few) Presidential elections of the Republic of Texas? Am asking because of the person who inquired about the CSA Presidential election. #nerddom
Plus, should love one of these videos about the Mexican-American War; I’m certainly interested in Mexican history and researching why it was so difficult for their government to be stable for 40 years. Funnily enough, I just read the Mexican newspaper that covered the capture of the Alamo. It was like in the middle of the manifests of cargoes being imported into Veracruz. And yep, seeing 1836 newspapers praising “the great general and honor to his country Santa Anna” is certainly surreal given how much he is reviled today.
It’s important to mention that slavery played a big part in what was being fought for. American settlers brought their slaves with them and slavery was illegal in Mexico. 😮 They didn’t want to give up their slaves or be kicked off the land. Thanks for another great lesson!
No, No, No @ 0:30 -- Santa Anna did NOT go to Gonzales. Colonel Ugartechea was the commander of the Mexican detachment of maybe 100 which tried to re-po (tried to re-possess) the cannon. @ 2:15 -- You gave the impression that all of the combatants inside the Alamo were Americans. Many of them had lived in Tejas for several years, some for a couple of decades. They called themselves Tejanos or Texicans. Some of them had lived in Tejas their entire lives -- with names such as Abamillo, Badillo, Espalier, Esparza, Fuentes, Guerrero, Losoya, Nava, and Seguin. @ 2:25 -- Perhaps 1,500 Mexican troops participated in the assault on the Alamo, but Santa Anna's army contained over 6,000 men. @ 2:30 -- Col. Neill had been the commander of Texican forces in the Alamo. However, he had health problems and left long before Santa Anna arrived. At the time of the battle, Col. Travis was in command of Texican forces in the old mission. @ 3:29 -- The Mexican assaults were not "on this building." They were on the mission, which occupied over three acres surrounded by a wall. This "building" was the un-finished chapel inside the mission. It remains in San Antonio today, as well as some portions of the wall. @ 4:22 -- You said that Texas declared independence on March 3, 1836. No, it was March 2. @ 4:26 -- Where did you come up with that fake money?
The Alamo was not a missionary, it was a mission. The people who lived there trying to convert Indians were missionaries. Sorry to be pedantic, imagination runs wild, lol.
Mexicans welcomed the pilgrims to fight their native american enemies for them When the pilgrims prospered the mexican began punishing them. The pilgrims were not greedy, they wanted to be split away from Coahuila and become their own Mexican state of Tejas. Plez check the facts more explicitly.
June 9, 2021. An article in TIME magazine spells out the erroneous perception of the Alamo as a symbol of freedom. Texas maintains that myth to legitimize its existence and its current status quo. Also to promote tourism by providing a stage set that immortalizes that false narrative. The delicate matter of slavery is inconveniently resurrected. Texas for, Mexico against.
Hi! I just passed the California Bar exam that I took in Feb. 2018. I want to thank you for all you constitutional law videos they were really helpful! I think you were one of the reasons I passed. Only 27 percent of people who took the exam passed. Thank you!
-Insert forgettable name- : You'll thank the shitty exam when you'll need a lawyer. Trust me, you woudn't want your lawyer to be shitty.
Congrats Isabel.
Congrats on passing the Bar
Just finished watching the entire US History playlist. Thank you!
Suzanne Emry wow! That’s a lot of videos! Lol
I saw the movie about Davey Crockett in the fifties. I have been fascinated by the Alamo since then. I finally got to see it during leave time from Air Force Basic training in 1968. The bus dropped us off right in front of it. I didn't recognize it. I was expecting to see a building surrounded by sand and scrub brush. But it was in the middle of the city. It was awe inspiring to finally be standing in front of the place where Davey Crockett died. We saw the inside of the Chapel and the artifacts there. It was a solemn and quiet experience. I'll never forget it.
I’m born and raised in Houston Texas and I know exactly what you mean. That Man from Tennessee along with James Bowie were my Idols growing up. I feel so inspired every time I go to the Alamo.
You're happy about slavery?
@@richardmyers7847 what?
Mexicans did not want slavery US Americans at the time did want slavery. Slavery back then was big money 💰 that’s why most country folk that have 50+ acres were plantation owners which equals slavery for Americans at the time
Santa Anna was not at Gonzales demanding return of the cannon. Col. Ugartechea was in command of the Mexican troops there. True, the colonel was under orders from Santa Anna, but Santa Anna was not present at Gonzales, as he was at San Antonio. Also, what most people refer to as the Alamo is actually the mission's church. The Alamo was the entire compound with walls around it.
It was David Crockett, he hated Davey and never went by it. Texans fought for land. If you check you will find the 30 or 40,000 American settlers there only had a total of 2 or 3,000 slaves total. It was not about slavery it was all about a fresh start and LAND. Land was wealth, independence and freedom. Crockett was the best friend the Indians ever had as he opposed Democrat President Andrew Johnson, who order the forcible removal and relocation of Indian tribes. Please see Trail of Tears. Johnson politically destroyed David Crockett, who at age 49, was forced to try for a new start in what would become Texas. The Alamo defenders were there for a fresh start and land. Where did it come from that they were almost out of ammo, they were not firing for 13 days. The Mexicans insisted everyone become Catholic for starts.
500 more men were a mere 90 miles away for reinforcements. The Alamo defenders expected to be saved.
You're in my hometown!! This is awesome. You're one of my favorite youtubers. From one fellow history major to another, this is great.
You would put this up when I’m studying Texas history. I love you for this!
This is the white-washed version. Mexican history tells it differently.
Bag o' Chems agreed, unfortunately this is on the exam so I needed this.
@@bagochems2594 Mexican are descendants of Spaniards AKA White people. If Mexican history doesn't include the stolen land and murders of countless Native's then they are white-washing as much as the Americans.
The alamo, that event that my friend told me to never forget, as if we witnessed the alamo.
This guy made it seem like the entire battle was fought at the chapel which is false. Most people don’t realize that the Alamo was on a open field of walls and long barracks. Most of the original structures are long gone today. Should’ve been more clearer and concise about the actual battle and surrounding areas.
Happening all over again!
Hip gave a quick version which he could have gotten from a public school history book bought from the lowest bidder. The title had one to believe that it would have more details about the battle and not about San Jacinto, the Republic and state. I excuse the mispronounced words as I know he is not from here but some authentic terms could have slightly improved his delivery.
Lesson #1 never underestimate your enemy. Lesson #2 every soldier in your army counts. Two mistakes Santa Anna made and lost.
Let me fix this. Lesson #1 never be nice to people and let them in your country then have them try to become the new land owners. American Bullys is what this video should be named. But then Americans cry like little bitches when Mexicans cross over to their original land. Just a bunch of American Christian HYPOCRITES
All this revolt just to keep slavery in tejas. Glad you got what you wanted. Those cotton fields won’t pick themselves.
Now I understand why Trump chose this place for his speach tomorrow.
We either win or we will all be slaughtered.
We win!!!!!!
I figured there was a bigger reason why he went there
Trump is poser, that's why. In real fight, he would run two weeks, before it even started.
@@petrstanovsky7648 I found out who is standing behind Trump and who is controlling it all. He is controlled opposition and we will have to save ourselves.
@Wales Eakes You are replying to a very old post. Trump is irrelevant now, the global revolution against the Deep State and their Globalist masters is being driven by the resistance to forced "vaccinations". He may become relevant in the US again when the election fraud is uncovered, but many have lost all faith in him, mainly because he looks very much like controlled opposition. Trump's support for "vaccination" has disqualified him as genuine in the eyes of most of us..
You taught it almost as well as King of the Hill did lmao !
is that an insult or a compliment?
Haha that's what episode I'm on that got me interested in it again haha
That’s crazy, I’m here cause of That episode as well. I’m from Canada so I don’t know a lot about that part of their history
The Texans declared independence on March 2, 1836, not March 3rd. (March 2 is officially Texas Independence Day). Otherwise a nice video
Here for A School, interesting to learn about it
Right on point except Texas was not annexed. We joined by treaty. It's why we can fly out flag at the same height as the us flag
Glad you’re not dead!
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You’re the reason I hate americans. You’re the reason everyone hates your country.
@@Nonamelol. thanks for that
Watching from san antonio on vacation. Great video!
You forgot the part where they all knew they were going to die cause they were vastly outnumbered but stayed to fight anyway so Houston could capture a Mexican weapons cache giving them the weapons they needed to win the battle of San Jacinto, 200 men held up 2000 for 13 days! also the Mexican government didn't have a liberal immigration policy , they wanted the apache Indians cleared out of that territory but didn't want to fight them themselves so they offered free land to anyone who would "deal with the problem" so to speak, Lastly we have an annual Masonic ceremony at the alamo every March 6th , it's quite the sight to see , y'all come on down.
FINALLY! So glad you're back. Hope things have improved ;).
Love me some summer time history. I actually have time for it. No physics / calc during the summer.
Thanks for this video! I’m doing a history day project and I like that you talk about small details such as firing horse shoes and stuff.
I would have like the video better if he had simply gotten the facts correct.
Didn't know you were in Texas, next time you're in town we need to grab a drink!
Woot! Another video! I know thing might be busy on your end but I miss the regular videos. Seriously, as an educator its a treat whenever you make a new video.
My history teacher told me to remember the Alamo. I forgot.
Flame Fusion #historyjokes
Hey Mr. Beat. Weren't expecting you find you here.
My 7th grade Texas History-7 1994-1995 teacher told me to forget the Alamo she told me the Alamo was not important to Texas History she told the rest of class to remember the Alamo for the test coming up what she wasn't aware of I already knew the Alamo in the 6th grade I spent my spare time in W HIST -6 studying this battle and the Texas war for independence I passed the test in TX HIST-7 with a 95 I got 5 points deducted because I forgot to fill my name on the exam the test made her mad because I knew about the Alamo before everyone else did I had a sixth grade history teacher who loved to poke at the subject of the Alamo when I say poke I mean he like to go on and on about it
My training is in History, so I enjoy listening to Hip Hughes. He has passion for history.
Great explanation! Better than my 7th grade history teacher 😅
William Barrett Travis was commander of the Alamo. Neill left the Alamo on February 11, 1836 and transferred command to Travis. The battle began just 12 days later.
The fact you didn't get Pee-wee's bike from the basement is a total shock to myself and the public at large. Great video otherwise 🙄😂
THank you so much for this. This helped me pass the exam I had about the Alamo!
man a Stetson hat would have been cool, maybe with a rattle snake skin band around it :D
I LOVE YOURE VIDS ... YOURE THE BEST 🔥🔥🔥
I forgot why I’m here but I remembered my social studies teacher said your bame
Leo Matsuoka you’re*
Raul Reyes idiot it’s your dumbass
How did you manage to film this without anyone walking into your shot? I’m from San Antonio and there’s always people walking around the plaza!
this is good for my children to learn about the alamo very many facts
good book by Phillip Thomas Tucker, "America's Forgotten First War for Slavery & Genesis of The Alamo"
I just found out I am related to William Wells. Awesome.
Where's mention of Travis?, It was Cos who fell at the battle of bexar not Santa Anna, and Santa Anna didn't go to Gonzales
If a guy tells you The Alamo was a missionary you know he'll get most of the rest wrong too. He did.
I feel like I was suppose to remember this
Got to sign the Descendants of the Alamo book. Jackson J Rusk, name on bronze plaque inside the chapel and on the Spirit of Sacrifice Cenotaph.
A good video, but you neglected to mention the basement.
I was hoping my bike would be there.
Pee Wee Herman lost his bike in the basement of the Alamo I am kidding of course there is no basement
Thank you so much!
Always love these :)
I don't understand the references on tv shows and movies. Like on TWD when Daryl Dixon says "remember the alamo?", and they immediately picked up the dead guy to shove him out the door and sacrificed his body to distract the walkers so they could get away. Every one immediately knew what he was suggesting, but I never understood why. I've heard it referenced in different ways, but it never made much sense.
And now we need PART DEUX! The Seek Well. Texas forms and joins the Union.
The battle of the Alamo was fought in the Republic of Mexico in the Mexican state of
Tejas. Mexico was trying to free the slaves from the southerner who wanted slavery
in Tejas. Mexico knew slavery was inhumane and was fighting to end slavery.
The terrorist won and slavery continued, but Mexico is proud to say it didn't continue
in Tejas, it now was legal in the New Republic of Texas to own another human being.
Could you please do another video on Obamacare? It would be really great if you could shows the origin of the program from the heritage foundation and Mitt Romney.
Col. Neill was not there during the siege. He was called away before Santa Anna arrived with his army.
I completely forgot about that.
Awesome video!!!
Always retreat when outnumbered,those soldiers could have helped fannin or Houston.my farther had to retreat at the battle of the bulge. But he lived and made a comeback😊
This made me get an a on a assignment
Santa Anna had more than 1500 troops with him when his forces took the Alamo,1500 was the size of the attacking force Santa Anna used to take the Also,
you left new york. is this just a trip or are you a full time youtuber now?
he does still have his day job I think, most likely was there for work. A lot of textbooks and other educational materials come out of Texas.
how/when were you able to film this without any people in the background?
No mention of Travis????? who's this Oneil guy
As one of the 200 one of my Fauntlaroy lines was one inside
So this is what Red and Blue rented
There’s no basement in the Alamo
Hi there! Given this great video and your great elections series, I was wondering if you might ever do any videos about the (few) Presidential elections of the Republic of Texas? Am asking because of the person who inquired about the CSA Presidential election. #nerddom
Plus, should love one of these videos about the Mexican-American War; I’m certainly interested in Mexican history and researching why it was so difficult for their government to be stable for 40 years. Funnily enough, I just read the Mexican newspaper that covered the capture of the Alamo. It was like in the middle of the manifests of cargoes being imported into Veracruz. And yep, seeing 1836 newspapers praising “the great general and honor to his country Santa Anna” is certainly surreal given how much he is reviled today.
Hey
How many of you are from rich dad poor dad ?
Did the battles take place where the man is standing or inside of the Alamo?
He's standing close to where the south wall was.
It’s important to mention that slavery played a big part in what was being fought for. American settlers brought their slaves with them and slavery was illegal in Mexico. 😮 They didn’t want to give up their slaves or be kicked off the land. Thanks for another great lesson!
Didn’t even mention Col Travis who replaced Col Neill and was in command during the battle
5 minutes brother. I cut a lot. The raw was 30 min. It’s a primer for kids not a documentary.
Probably should have left it 30 minutes then. :)
@@boyertb -- I agree. This vid contains many statements which are marginally wrong and some which are straight-up wrong.
@@hiphughes -- Limiting it to 5 minutes is not a good excuse for making false statements.
Bexar is pronounce BAY-HAR
Shout out to my homies playin games in their head
me just staring at the birds in the background like: (0^0)
Sounds like The Alamo was more interrupted Mexican history over American history.
So what happened with the first time you uploaded? Why did you take down the original the first time?
I accidentally dropped a baby in the first video, I thought it was unfit for my audience so I remade it
Hip Hughes OH. Is (s)he okay?
When I lived in that area, we used to take kiddos through the Alamo, hmm, I want say fourth grade.
Wait It was a battle? I thought it was just like a well known bank or something
@1:37 ... Please don't be upset with me, but BEXAR is more-commonly pronounced as /BAY-har/ rather than sounding like the word BEAR, like the animal.
Hank brought me here. Yup ✌️
You know manzella hall
What is your intro music/outro?
Who else is fromSan Antonio
interesting
I came here to find out more.
Huh, so this is what I should remember
Nice!
Excellent explanation!
You only answered 8 out of 10 on my fucking test
Really skipped through how Mexico didnt like that Texans had slaves
Cool t-shirt Hip.
God bless A L L of our Texas Independence heroes.
where did ozzie stand?
No, No, No
@ 0:30 -- Santa Anna did NOT go to Gonzales. Colonel Ugartechea was the commander of the Mexican detachment of maybe 100 which tried to re-po (tried to re-possess) the cannon.
@ 2:15 -- You gave the impression that all of the combatants inside the Alamo were Americans. Many of them had lived in Tejas for several years, some for a couple of decades. They called themselves Tejanos or Texicans. Some of them had lived in Tejas their entire lives -- with names such as Abamillo, Badillo, Espalier, Esparza, Fuentes, Guerrero, Losoya, Nava, and Seguin.
@ 2:25 -- Perhaps 1,500 Mexican troops participated in the assault on the Alamo, but Santa Anna's army contained over 6,000 men.
@ 2:30 -- Col. Neill had been the commander of Texican forces in the Alamo. However, he had health problems and left long before Santa Anna arrived. At the time of the battle, Col. Travis was in command of Texican forces in the old mission.
@ 3:29 -- The Mexican assaults were not "on this building." They were on the mission, which occupied over three acres surrounded by a wall. This "building" was the un-finished chapel inside the mission. It remains in San Antonio today, as well as some portions of the wall.
@ 4:22 -- You said that Texas declared independence on March 3, 1836. No, it was March 2.
@ 4:26 -- Where did you come up with that fake money?
The Alamo was not a missionary, it was a mission. The people who lived there trying to convert Indians were missionaries. Sorry to be pedantic, imagination runs wild, lol.
What song is in the beginning of video?
What we learned from this, is not to give americans an open door policy to your land.
Mexicans welcomed the pilgrims to fight their native american enemies for them
When the pilgrims prospered the mexican began punishing them. The pilgrims were not greedy, they wanted to be split away from Coahuila and become their own Mexican state of Tejas. Plez check the facts more explicitly.
We have been brainwasher for years regarding this battle! There is always 2 sides of any story/war somewhere in between is the real truth.
People can't bring culture with them. Impossible.
June 9, 2021. An article in TIME magazine spells out the erroneous perception of the Alamo as a symbol of freedom. Texas maintains that myth to legitimize its existence and its current status quo. Also to promote tourism by providing a stage set that immortalizes that false narrative. The delicate matter of slavery is inconveniently resurrected. Texas for, Mexico against.
Great vid
Hi
Hip, Hip Hooray!
cool
Did you go in the basement?
What about the fact Mexico ended slavery in 1829 and allowed Texas to continue until 1830 under their second president Vicente Guerra?
True, but his name was Vicente Guerrero, a whole state was names after him, he was half black by the way.
"How about that"