Hamilton could legally be president. There was an section in the constitution that said anyone who was in the US at the time the constitution could become president. So he could have become president if he hadn't been shot, published a pamphlet about having an affair, and if his son hadn't died. There were a few things in the way of him becoming president.
You are correct that the Constitution didn't bar A. Ham from becoming president, but his "foreign" birth was still used as a political point against him.
My AP US History teacher consistently shows these videos in lecture. He still teaches and explains things himself, but uses Crash Course as a supplement. It's my favorite class.
RenegadeCreeper17 wrong lyrics. It goes like this. How do you write like tomorrow won’t arrive? How do you write like you need it to survive? How do you write ev’ry Second your alive? (Ev’ry Second your alive?)
@@xavi-kun It was in fact: (I think I forgot a bit) ...... (I forgot the guy's name) got sick after writing 5 Madison wrote 25 HAMILTON, WROTE THE OTHER FIFTY ONE(Raspy Voice) Why do u write like u running out of time? How do u write like tmr wont arrive? How do you write like u need it to survive?
Any time he says something that was brought up in Hamilton I'm screaming things like "HAMILTONS PLAN TO ASSUME STATE DEBT AND ESTABLISH A NATIONAL BAAAAAAAANKKKK"
I remember watching this pre-Hamilton. Now I'm like I know this along with other background knowledge and Library of Congress databases! Pick Me! Hamiltrash
Yo, when Britain taxed our tea, we got frisky. IMAGINE WHATS GON HAPPEN WHEN YOU TRY TO TEXT OUR WHISKY (T Jeffs drops mic) (Madison grabs it before it hits the ground) But actually? Wow. We feel really strongly about alcohol.
Oui oui mon ami je ma'pelle Lafayette The Lancelot of the revolutionary set I came from afar just to say bonsoir Tell the c'set toi Who's the best c'moit I think that is all spelled right
+The Logicvacuum a bit A oui, oui, mon ami, je m'appelle Lafayette. The Lancelot of the revolutionary set! I came from afar just to say 'bonsoir' Tell the king 'casse toi' Who's the best? C'est moi! ohohoho i obsessed with hamilton, i am sorry
The more I learn about Thomas Jefferson the more conflicted a character he seems to me to be. He loved democracy and egalitarianism (as do I), but he was a VERY wealthy slave owner. Anyone want to recommend a good biography on Jefferson? There must be a dozen.
Oh, more than that. I would look at his autobiography, the book American Sphinx by Ellis, and is you REALLY want to dig in, Dumas Malone's 6 Volume biography. Also if you want a odd angle, check The Jefferson Bible: The Life and Morals of Jesus of Nazareth. In this Jefferson, a Deist, tried to "combine the biographical information about Jesus' life from all four gospels into one version, and he took out the supernatural events." He did this to try to distill the focus of Jesus' teachings. Needless to say, it's an unusual and somewhat controversial work.
Dreamcastpowa I disagree. Jefferson was not "smart enough to know… [slaves] shouldn't be freed right now." Everyone who held such a view was a damn fool. Slaves should have been freed immediately.
I agree that many people based their opinion that the slaves should not be free on their own experiences and the experiences of Santo Domingo. I also agree that slavery was important and that abolition was messy, but it was still right and good and long over due.
Jeremy Fridy I must disagree. While you are essentially correct that slavery was the great compromise, there was nothing essential about kicking it down the road (especially after the Constitution had been ratified). While abolition would have been a difficult and divisive thing, it only became more so over time. The southern economy was less reliant on slavery than they would be later on, and the longer that system was in place the more difficult it became to overcome. While we can never know for sure, it is almost certain that abolition would have been far easier to implement in the 1790's than it was in the 1860's. I agree that our Founding Fathers were products of their time, and everything is now judged by hindsight. Still, it makes no sense to ignore hindsight. We can no more say that the great compromise was a necessary choice than say that the trail of tears was a necessary choice. While this idea of necessity justified the compromise at the time, we ought to learn from the ultimate failures of that sort of compromise (assuming we agree that the Civil War ultimately marks the great compromise as a failure). In a world that enables and incentivizes certain evils, we will trend further towards rather than away from those evils.
But Southern States repeatedly said they needed slavery to be legal or they would not join. They said they would leave the union over taxes and tariffs, much less property seizure, which is what it would have been seen as. The demanded that slaves be counted as 3/5ths of a citizen just so they could keep up with representative strength in the House. I'm not saying it wouldn't have been easier to attempt to implement logistically, but it would have led to the South leaving, though at that period it might have avoided a war, just leaving two separate nations, and probably less hostile ones than later. Asking the wealthy aristocracy to give up their labor source and symbol of power is a hard sell, especially since they had just finished a war where keeping their property safe from the government was seen as part of the reason for fighting.
The thought bubble of Donald Trump as a visual for rich when describing the assets of presidents according to federalists is just too gosh darn effective and fitting. I laughed out loud. :P
Megan Hash My God. In God we trust. But we never really know what got discussed. Click, Boom then it happened. But no one else was in the room where it happened.
Arkforge Entertainment ALEXANDER HAMILTON. What did they say to you to get you to sell New York City down the river?! ALEXANDER HAMILTON. Did Washington know about the dinner, was there presidential pressure to deliver?!
"Who lives who dies who tells your story" Alex is pretty lucky to have such a successful play written about him in a positive light. Based on this video, he doesn't seem to be such a good person.
Thank you John Green (& other Crash Course creators) for being a source of inspiration, education, and comedic relief during my home-studies for the American Government and History courses for which I got college credit through passing the CLEP tests! Libertages-- go!!! :)
Hamilton: Thomas [Jefferson]. That was a real nice declaration Welcome to the present, we’re running a real nation Would you like to join us, or stay mellow Doin’ whatever the hell it is you do in Monticello? If we assume the debts, the union gets A new line of credit, a financial diuretic How do you not get it? If we’re aggressive and competitive The union gets a boost. You’d rather give it a sedative?
A civics lesson from a slaver Hey neighbor! Your debts are paid cuz you don't pay for labor. "We plant seeds in the south we create!" Ya keep ranting. We know who's really doing the planting.
+Deanna Burke Thomas Jefferson, always hesitant with the President Reticent-there isn’t a plan he doesn’t jettison Madison, you’re mad as a hatter, son, take your medicine Damn, you’re in worse shape than the national debt is in Sittin’ there useless as two shits Hey, turn around, bend over, I’ll show you Where my shoe fits
!!! Hamilton COULD have been president; the constitution says that you must have been born in America or BEEN A CITIZEN AT THE TIME. Hamilton was. Hamilton wasn't president because of his affair.
+Adi Jolish As an admirer of Hamilton, there was unfortunately, more to it than that. Shortly before the election of 1796 Hamilton published an absurd, hyperbolic attack on John Adams that one can, I think, reasonably say cost Adams the election. While Adams had grown to hate Hamilton, they were of the same party and in general agreement on key issues and it was an act of political suicide for Hamilton, who could be rash and self destructive to attack his own party. Hamilton's greatest achievements were made in the service of and under the the influence of George Washington. Some historians think that Washington's premature death denied Hamilton the stabilizing influence of his mentor and collaborator and that Washington's simple existence would have spared Hamilton from this error. Hamilton also died too soon. He was much younger than the vast majority of the founding generation. He was just three years old than James Monroe who was the last of that generation to become president.
"The charge against me is a connection with one James Reynolds for purposes of improper speculation. My real crime is an amorous connection with his wife for a considerable time with his knowing consent." DAAAAAMMMNN!!!!!! He never gonna be president now (Never gonna be president now)
I think it's pretty tricky to create any kind of video series that doesn't contain some bias. I think this series works hard to approach complex subjects from a variety of perspectives. I don't really see the shaming language parts. Is it the "me from the past" segments?
These videos are such a fun way to recap for AP testing. Thanks to John Green and Crash Course for making witty, interesting, watchable videos about history!
+Bomb Squad THERE WOULDN'T HAVE BEEN NOTHIN LEFT TO DO WITH SOMEONE LESS ASTUTE, HE STARTED WORKING, WORKING FOR HIS LATE-MOTHER'S LAND LORD, SCRAPING FOR ALL THE THINGS HE CAN AFFORD.
Im crying tears of laughter because I think I knew most of this stuff from 4 songs. Cabnet Battle #1, Cabinet Battle #2, Election of 1800, and The Adams Administration
I love the little out of context background jokes in these videos. I use them to study rather than concentrate on the book so much and its so refreshing to notice the little funny details every new time I run though it. (8:43 50 shades of gray reference)
"The Electoral College system would continue to misrepresent the will of the American voters, most notably in 1876, 1888, and 2000" ...aaaand now again in 2016. You guys are really good at this!
Deplorable Bias well in all thouse cases a president was elected without the popular vote. Most people did not vote for these people how did they get into office in a DEMOCRACY?!!! The electoral college that's how. So what is it that he/she and I do not anderstand?
I love your crash course!!! It is interesting, fun and extremely well written. I learn a lot about American history, politics, constitution ... while laughing like a kid. Congratulations. Have you given any thought to the idea of making an expanded version of the subject matter in longer videos? I would love to watch it too! Thanks a lot and Kudos!
+Alison Jay I have looked through the whole comment section to find someone explaining this joke but nobody has done it so far...Would you be so kind? :D
I know I'm a little late to the game, but I'm a high school drop out who's always loved knowledge except when his teachers were trying to share it with him. I found a few lecturers really interesting when I was in school but I never cared for the part where i was expected to read stuff then answer questions and receive a grade. I come from an IV league family and they were really stoked about this. I've now watched Crash Course World History 1 and 2 and have started on US History. This puts compendium of the human story into a succinct, quasi linear, and thought provoking enough narrative that I feel I can begin studying history more in depth on my own with out getting lost, and I have. It's not like I haven't tried to educate myself with documentaries and visits to museums and online texts, or my favorite; the inaccurate Hollywood movie, but the fast pace and sparkly attractive colors of Thought Bubble are just my speed.Thanks guys! Also Mr. Green you're one of the only Humans I've ever encountered that can so easily and warmly smile without actually using his mouth in said facial activity. It took me till this episode to notice you do that. You smile with your whole face, sans your mouth. How does that happen? Also your good at history. Just wanted to say thank you!
I apologize if I have missed the obvious, but does "Crash Course" share any of its source material? Or maybe there is a list list of recommended books for further reading related to various topics that an interested reader can follow up on? I love the series! Thank you, - shane
Things I know about New Jersey (as an Englishman)- It's full of Italian-American Cosa Nostra Futurama slag it off How I Met Your Mother slags it off John Green slags it off You guys need some good tourism adverts or something.
Thanks for the video. I Only have 3 questions. 1.Do you know how i can go about understanding the US budget and economy ( how does it works best, what impacts it)? 2. where do i go to compare the different policies of the president/ Ex If i wanted to compare Pres. Clinton to Pres. Reagan where would i go to compare there policies. 3. How do i keep up with the senate and what laws are being proposed and passed.
You know, looking deeper into Hamilton's plans, it seems pretty awful but then, I remembered society. The people could really screw things up and I can see why he was afraid of that. I mean, I'd be scared for my LIFE if America was a true democracy. The 2016 Election speaks for itself.
...no. Federalists were much more anti slavery than the Democratic Republicans, who wanted to equalize all white males by permanently subordinating black people, women, and Native Americans. And Jefferson himself didn't even think non land owners should be able to vote. They claimed to support yeoman farmers, but really were only for big plantation owners.
Everything we can interpret has ideology within its body of thought. This includes everything you are interpreting. I appreciate seeing your perspective. The old 6 and 9 debate of who is seeing the subject more clearly.
The fact that they use Trump as a thought bubble character when talking about the kinds of presidents Hamilton wanted was super eerie considering this was made in 2013
"If we assume the debts the union gets a new line of credit, a financial diuretic, how do you not get it? If we're aggressive and competitive, the union gets a boost, you'd rather give it a sedative?"
am I watching this as a way of studying for my US History test tomorrow? yes. have I been using these videos and the Hamilton musical to study and know what has happened in the US? also yes. has it been helpful? absolutely.
"They don't have a plan they just hate mine" - A story of US politics
Convince them otherwise!
and what happens if i dont get congressional approval
Ella S I imagine they’ll ask for your removal
Figure it out Alexander
That’s an order from your commander
"Hamilton had a strong personality and as you can see, the beautiful wavy hair of a Caribbean god"
.........ditto on that.
Truuuuuu
I'm sure Lin would agree.
Brittany Broquadio lol I scrolled to this comment literally as he said that
Keep on fighting in the mean time (;
Brittany Broquadio I just want you to know as I saw this quote his said it lol
Please recognize all the hard work that goes into animations like Thought Bubble. I can't imagine how much work is involved.
@Vincent DiPietro you must not animate...
Do you?
Actually its a very simple animating process that takes little to no work, just a but of time
This whole video is like the whole second Act on Hamilton
I almost liked your comment and then I saw that it had 51 likes so I'm going to let it stay there 😂
Hamilton could legally be president. There was an section in the constitution that said anyone who was in the US at the time the constitution could become president. So he could have become president if he hadn't been shot, published a pamphlet about having an affair, and if his son hadn't died. There were a few things in the way of him becoming president.
Anna Ferguson what i was thinking
HIGHLIGHTS!
Leandro Tomas Cuadra i
Something cheating on your wife THEN WRITING AND PUBLISHING A PAMPHLET ABOUT IT
You are correct that the Constitution didn't bar A. Ham from becoming president, but his "foreign" birth was still used as a political point against him.
"the rich": shows a picture of Donald Trump
well that aged well
I came here to say this
OOOOOOO YEAY
1:52
When Britain taxed our tea we got frisky
Imagine what's gonna happen when you try to tax our whiskey
you'll pee?
Would you like to join us or stay mellow, doing whatever the hell it is you do in Montecello
if we assume the debts, the union gets, a new line of credit a financial diuretic, how do you not get it?
If we're aggressive and competitive, the union gets a boost you'd rather give it a sedative?
“We plant seeds in the South. We create.”
Yeah, keep ranting
We know who’s really doing the planting
Came for Hamilton
Stayed for John Green because who doesn't love John Green
nice
"Everything is legal in New Jersey..."
+Cycling in Edmonton from the Eyes of a Teen killing a Hamilton...
+Catherine Walker AS LONG AS YOU DONT GET CAUGHT
I'm sorry did you just quote the musical Hamilton?
EVERY TIME HE MENTIONED NEW JERSEY I SCREAMED THAT. EVERY . TIME.
I think of Massachusetts. They did gay marriage first, and weed is legal there.
I couldn't listen to this episode without Hamilton lyrics consistently popping into my head
"He wrote most of the Federalist papers" I mean.....HAMILTON WROTE
THE OTHER FIFTY-ONE!!!!!!!!!!!
He also wasn't president because of
The Reynolds Pamphlet
HAVE YOU READ THIS ISH
Alexander Hamilton had a torrid affair and he wrote down right there HIGHLIGHTS
+rey skywaka Never gonna be president now
+YankeesHighlights XDD
NEVER GON BE PRESIDENT NOW
His poor wife!!!!!!
My AP US History teacher consistently shows these videos in lecture. He still teaches and explains things himself, but uses Crash Course as a supplement. It's my favorite class.
John Jay got sick after writing five.
Hamilton wrote, tHE OTHER 51
James Madison wrote 29
how do you write like you're running out of time?
James Madison wrote twenty nine.
and hamilton wrote, the other 51!
HAMILTON WROTE THE OTHER FIFTY ONE
RenegadeCreeper17 wrong lyrics. It goes like this.
How do you write like tomorrow won’t arrive?
How do you write like you need it to survive?
How do you write ev’ry Second your alive? (Ev’ry Second your alive?)
Yessir
@@xavi-kun It was in fact: (I think I forgot a bit)
...... (I forgot the guy's name) got sick after writing 5
Madison wrote 25
HAMILTON, WROTE THE OTHER FIFTY ONE(Raspy Voice)
Why do u write like u running out of time?
How do u write like tmr wont arrive?
How do you write like u need it to survive?
I came here for the hamilton comments and I am finally satisfied
+Mia Sasagawa They;re a little..non-stop, no?
+Unicorn Films
I see you did not throw away your shot to make that reference.
Elsa of Arendelle I just couldn't say no to this
+Unicorn Films Sometimes you just gotta wait for it, ya know?
Myanno Miller
I'm just helpless when it comes to this, though!
Look at the Hamilton fandom dominating the comments
You're like me, I'm never satisfied.
Annie Ranai Is that right?
Im never satisfied
My name is angelica schyler
Chloe Lee you're pretty
meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Thomas Jefferson loved the French...
"We almost died in a trench while you were off getting high with the french"
+Elizabeth Strasemeier It's "high" with the French? I thought the lyric was "hot". As in, sleeping with every French woman who would have him.
They call me a francophile, but at least they know I know where France is.
Any time he says something that was brought up in Hamilton I'm screaming things like "HAMILTONS PLAN TO ASSUME STATE DEBT AND ESTABLISH A NATIONAL BAAAAAAAANKKKK"
cat is not cool Yasss
Andrew Kim We fought for these ideals, we shouldn't settle for less
There are wise words, enterprising men quote'm.
But Hamilton forgets, his plan would have the government assume state debts!
Z That guy place your bets as to who that benefits,
*I wanna be in the room where it happens*
Andrew Kim I know how the sausage gets made.
Pauly Cappuzzno we just assume that it happened. But no one else was in the room where it happened
Thomas claims
i am not throwing away my shot to join this comment section
Hamilton to the whisky rebels: PAY YOUR F*CKING TAXES!!! 😂😂😂
Should we honor our treaty King Louis's head? Uh do whatever you want i'm supper dead
YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
Enough
Hamilton is right
your in a fight you vs the world
pick a another side
When Britain taxed our tea we got frisky imagine what gon happen When you try to tax our whiskey.
#bars
I remember watching this pre-Hamilton. Now I'm like I know this along with other background knowledge and Library of Congress databases! Pick Me! Hamiltrash
rey skywaka Whiskey Rebellion 💣🔫🔪⚔️🗡⛏⛓
Another thing mister Age of Enlightenment don't lecture me about the war you didn't fight in it
Are you talking about the Boston Tea Parrty?
John Adams....I know him!
That can't be...
That's that little guy who spoke to me
+Skers1 all those years ago, what was it, 85?
+ana hates google plus That poor man, they're going to eat him alive!
Oceans rise empires FALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL
Yo, when Britain taxed our tea, we got frisky.
IMAGINE WHATS GON HAPPEN WHEN YOU TRY TO TEXT OUR WHISKY
(T Jeffs drops mic)
(Madison grabs it before it hits the ground)
But actually? Wow. We feel really strongly about alcohol.
+Becca Moses i hate when people try to text my whiskey..so rude
Amanda Ellis You know what I tried
Can we discuss Jemmy James picking up after TJeff?
All I hear are the lyrics from the Hamilton musical.
alexander hamilton
my name is alexander hamilton
and there's a million things I haven't done
JUST YOU WAIT
JUST YOUUUU WAIT
+Chex Wonder BRAH BRAH! I AM HERCULES MULLIGAN!
+Chex Wonder Hamilton is amazing!!!!!
Oui oui mon ami je ma'pelle Lafayette
The Lancelot of the revolutionary set
I came from afar just to say bonsoir
Tell the c'set toi
Who's the best c'moit
I think that is all spelled right
+The Logicvacuum a bit
A oui, oui, mon ami, je m'appelle Lafayette.
The Lancelot of the revolutionary set!
I came from afar just to say 'bonsoir'
Tell the king 'casse toi'
Who's the best? C'est moi!
ohohoho i obsessed with hamilton, i am sorry
THIS COMMENT HAS 51 LIKES IM NOT TOUCHING IT
2:57 And Jefferson? In love with France.
Yeah, he's so elitist.
+Jade I like that Aaron Burr
I can't believe we're here with him.
He seems approachable?
Like you could grab a beer with him..!
*Loudly sings Hamilton Cast Album while watching* HE'LL NEVER BE SATISFIED
He should update this video but choc full of Hamilton references.
Wait for it.
So weird watching this like I kept remembering lines from Cabinet Battle #1 all the way through
He should update it because Hamilton could have ran for president and he gave incorrect information.
Jack W No.
TRUE!!
My gosh. That quote from Washington on party politics leading to insurrection hits different today.
The more I learn about Thomas Jefferson the more conflicted a character he seems to me to be. He loved democracy and egalitarianism (as do I), but he was a VERY wealthy slave owner. Anyone want to recommend a good biography on Jefferson? There must be a dozen.
Oh, more than that. I would look at his autobiography, the book American Sphinx by Ellis, and is you REALLY want to dig in, Dumas Malone's 6 Volume biography.
Also if you want a odd angle, check The Jefferson Bible: The Life and Morals of Jesus of Nazareth. In this Jefferson, a Deist, tried to "combine the biographical information about Jesus' life from all four gospels into one version, and he took out the supernatural events." He did this to try to distill the focus of Jesus' teachings. Needless to say, it's an unusual and somewhat controversial work.
Dreamcastpowa I disagree. Jefferson was not "smart enough to know… [slaves] shouldn't be freed right now." Everyone who held such a view was a damn fool. Slaves should have been freed immediately.
I agree that many people based their opinion that the slaves should not be free on their own experiences and the experiences of Santo Domingo. I also agree that slavery was important and that abolition was messy, but it was still right and good and long over due.
Jeremy Fridy I must disagree. While you are essentially correct that slavery was the great compromise, there was nothing essential about kicking it down the road (especially after the Constitution had been ratified). While abolition would have been a difficult and divisive thing, it only became more so over time. The southern economy was less reliant on slavery than they would be later on, and the longer that system was in place the more difficult it became to overcome. While we can never know for sure, it is almost certain that abolition would have been far easier to implement in the 1790's than it was in the 1860's. I agree that our Founding Fathers were products of their time, and everything is now judged by hindsight. Still, it makes no sense to ignore hindsight. We can no more say that the great compromise was a necessary choice than say that the trail of tears was a necessary choice. While this idea of necessity justified the compromise at the time, we ought to learn from the ultimate failures of that sort of compromise (assuming we agree that the Civil War ultimately marks the great compromise as a failure). In a world that enables and incentivizes certain evils, we will trend further towards rather than away from those evils.
But Southern States repeatedly said they needed slavery to be legal or they would not join. They said they would leave the union over taxes and tariffs, much less property seizure, which is what it would have been seen as. The demanded that slaves be counted as 3/5ths of a citizen just so they could keep up with representative strength in the House.
I'm not saying it wouldn't have been easier to attempt to implement logistically, but it would have led to the South leaving, though at that period it might have avoided a war, just leaving two separate nations, and probably less hostile ones than later. Asking the wealthy aristocracy to give up their labor source and symbol of power is a hard sell, especially since they had just finished a war where keeping their property safe from the government was seen as part of the reason for fighting.
The thought bubble of Donald Trump as a visual for rich when describing the assets of presidents according to federalists is just too gosh darn effective and fitting. I laughed out loud. :P
And this was in 2013
Mitchell Dodson wow
"I mean, just think if the federalist party had survived we might have had a bunch of, like, Bushes and Kennedies [and Trumps] as presidents"
And frighteningly prescient...
I needed to doble cheek the date to see if he was elected
You should make a video on why you don't like New Jersey
DonAntonio6 I'd be interested to hear it because New Jersey Is awesome.
You obviously have never been to NJ then
Purest_thane_ov_hate
I live in NJ.
Purest_thane_ov_hate bv x cbc.
Mf fcbbmknhmjmmjgghhhbbggdfhjxjkhdcnfbccvcvcghnn
DonAntonio6 I think it's mostly about bad quality of New Jersey's Shore.
I just hear "Never gonna be president noowwww (never gon be president now)" when he talked about Hamilton not running 😅😆
6:38 NO ONE ELSE WAS IN THE ROOM WHERE IT HAPPENED
Megan Hash
My God. In God we trust.
But we never really know what got discussed.
Click, Boom then it happened.
But no one else was in the room where it happened.
Arkforge Entertainment
ALEXANDER HAMILTON. What did they say to you to get you to sell New York City down the river?!
ALEXANDER HAMILTON. Did Washington know about the dinner, was there presidential pressure to deliver?!
@@joshuaescopete did you jniw even then it didnt matter where you put the us capital?
Sela Hanany Cause we’ll have the banks, we’re in the same spot....
@@joshuaescopete you got more than you gave
I love how the comments are just the Hamilton fandom saying "hey I'm here!"
"and Jefferson?" "in love with France.." "yeah he's so elitist!
minty-mo I like that Aaron Burr!
"Hamilton, who probably would have been president if he wasn't born in the British West Indies"
Also the Reynolds Pamphlet
Change some names around and John could easily be talking about America's current state of affairs. It's sad how little such things have changed.
"Who lives who dies who tells your story" Alex is pretty lucky to have such a successful play written about him in a positive light. Based on this video, he doesn't seem to be such a good person.
When Britain taxed our tea we got frisky, imagine whats gonna happen when they try to tax our whiskey.
+Grace Reed Get kinda mad and start a rebellion that George Washington leads to quell, then just kinds forget about it for a while?
These videos are super helpful. I don't even read my textbook and I ace all the tests. Keep it up guys!
Thank you John Green (& other Crash Course creators) for being a source of inspiration, education, and comedic relief during my home-studies for the American Government and History courses for which I got college credit through passing the CLEP tests! Libertages-- go!!! :)
Hamilton: Thomas [Jefferson]. That was a real nice declaration
Welcome to the present, we’re running a real nation
Would you like to join us, or stay mellow
Doin’ whatever the hell it is you do in Monticello?
If we assume the debts, the union gets
A new line of credit, a financial diuretic
How do you not get it? If we’re aggressive and competitive
The union gets a boost. You’d rather give it a sedative?
A civics lesson from a slaver
Hey neighbor!
Your debts are paid cuz you don't pay for labor.
"We plant seeds in the south we create!" Ya keep ranting.
We know who's really doing the planting.
+ThatRavenclawChick Don't lecture me about the war, you didn't fight in it!
+Jade
You think I'm frightened of you man?
We almost died in the trench,
While you were off getting high with the french!
+Deanna Burke Thomas Jefferson, always hesitant with the President
Reticent-there isn’t a plan he doesn’t jettison
Madison, you’re mad as a hatter, son, take your medicine
Damn, you’re in worse shape than the national debt is in
Sittin’ there useless as two shits
Hey, turn around, bend over, I’ll show you
Where my shoe fits
+Fatima Barrie EXCUSE ME
WELCOME FOLKS, TO THE ADAMS ADMINISTRATION! JEFFERSON'S THE RUNNER UP WHICH MAKES HIM THE VICE PRESIDENT
Professor Moody Washington can’t help you now no more, Mr. Nice President.
@@xavi-kun Adams fires Hamilton
, privately calls him creole bastard in his taunts (say whaat?), Hamilton publishes his response:
!!! Hamilton COULD have been president; the constitution says that you must have been born in America or BEEN A CITIZEN AT THE TIME. Hamilton was. Hamilton wasn't president because of his affair.
+Adi Jolish "born in America" hahaha Ted Cruz
+Adi Jolish
As an admirer of Hamilton, there was unfortunately, more to it than that. Shortly before the election of 1796 Hamilton published an absurd, hyperbolic attack on John Adams that one can, I think, reasonably say cost Adams the election. While Adams had grown to hate Hamilton, they were of the same party and in general agreement on key issues and it was an act of political suicide for Hamilton, who could be rash and self destructive to attack his own party. Hamilton's greatest achievements were made in the service of and under the the influence of George Washington. Some historians think that Washington's premature death denied Hamilton the stabilizing influence of his mentor and collaborator and that Washington's simple existence would have spared Hamilton from this error.
Hamilton also died too soon. He was much younger than the vast majority of the founding generation. He was just three years old than James Monroe who was the last of that generation to become president.
+Home On a Weekday Yeah, it doesn't say you have to be born in America. It says born citizen. Which includes people with American parents.
"The charge against me is a connection with one James Reynolds for purposes of improper speculation. My real crime is an amorous connection with his wife for a considerable time with his knowing consent." DAAAAAMMMNN!!!!!!
He never gonna be president now
(Never gonna be president now)
Never gon' be president now
(Never gon' be president now)
"...passive-aggressive attempts to impose your ideology upon other people." - 98% of all youtube comments, lol.
98% of all UA-cam videos.... Crash Course included!
+Jennifer Boergers Overt attempts to push your ideology on other people via shaming language: Almost all of this series so far to this point.
The youtube comments on the series, this quote from this specific video, or the actual series itself?
the video series itself. the "your" should really be "one's" or "his" i guess to clarify
I think it's pretty tricky to create any kind of video series that doesn't contain some bias. I think this series works hard to approach complex subjects from a variety of perspectives. I don't really see the shaming language parts. Is it the "me from the past" segments?
"I'm a part of the patriarchy, so I probably deserved that" every time I think John Green can't get any more perfect, HE GETS EVEN MORE PERFECT.
These videos are such a fun way to recap for AP testing. Thanks to John Green and Crash Course for making witty, interesting, watchable videos about history!
I like the fact that all he explained in this video is something my 8th grade history teacher took a month to do. Everything makes sense now
10:16 I guessed Abigail Adams... the Queen of Snarky Feminism.
Who'd ya think I thought:
IMA COMPELEM TO INCLUDE WOMEN IN THE SEQUEL WORK
"The beautiful wavy hair of a Caribbean God."
Ooh someone has a mancrush on Hamilton :).
whAT'S YOUR NAME, MAN? ALEXANDER HAMILTON
MY NAME IS ALEXANDER HAMILTON..
AND THERES A MILLION THINGS I HAVEN'T DONE, BUT JUST YOU WAIT! JUST YOU WAIT
MOVED IN WITH HIS COUSIN THE COUSIN COMMITTED SUICIDE
LEFT HIM WITH NOTHING BUT RUINED PRIDE, SOMETHING NEW INSIDE, A VOICE SAYING "ALEX YOU GOT TO FEND FOR YOUR SELF"
+Samuel Adams Goddamn Musicals lol
+Bomb Squad THERE WOULDN'T HAVE BEEN NOTHIN LEFT TO DO WITH SOMEONE LESS ASTUTE, HE STARTED WORKING, WORKING FOR HIS LATE-MOTHER'S LAND LORD, SCRAPING FOR ALL THE THINGS HE CAN AFFORD.
5:48 "Imagine what gon' happen when you try to tax our whiskey"
Im crying tears of laughter because I think I knew most of this stuff from 4 songs. Cabnet Battle #1, Cabinet Battle #2, Election of 1800, and The Adams Administration
I love the electoral college. “A democracy is two wolves and a sheep deciding what is for lunch.” - Benjamin Franklin
Indeed!
its just like the cabinet battle omg omg
*mentally assaulted by Hamilton references after every single line*
I love the little out of context background jokes in these videos. I use them to study rather than concentrate on the book so much and its so refreshing to notice the little funny details every new time I run though it. (8:43 50 shades of gray reference)
Watches old school jack,
Alexander Handy-Pen
MaxHereTheHubOwner why
eliza's dress from 'burn' is pictured at 7:06
Raise your hand if you're here because of the musical
My friends say I'm not cool but boy wait until they find out I'm binge watching CrashCourse US History for the sheer fun of it
"The Electoral College system would continue to misrepresent the will of the American voters, most notably in 1876, 1888, and 2000"
...aaaand now again in 2016. You guys are really good at this!
WanderingRandomer you don't understand America or the intent of the founders.
Deplorable Bias well in all thouse cases a president was elected without the popular vote. Most people did not vote for these people how did they get into office in a DEMOCRACY?!!! The electoral college that's how. So what is it that he/she and I do not anderstand?
I love your crash course!!! It is interesting, fun and extremely well written. I learn a lot about American history, politics, constitution ... while laughing like a kid. Congratulations. Have you given any thought to the idea of making an expanded version of the subject matter in longer videos? I would love to watch it too! Thanks a lot and Kudos!
9:08 Washington quote has aged like fine wine
I came here because of my unhealthy obsession with the Founding Fathers....specifically Alexander Hamilton
Anyone else?
onceuponapotterhead7 I like history and Hamilton.
I do too :)
aka, I heard the Hamilton soundtrack now I'm a history buff
MY NAME IS ALEX HAMILTON IM AT YOUR SERVICE SIR I HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR YOU IM GETTING NERVOUS SIR
Alexander Hamilton wasn't a founding father
that Thoughtcafe graffic at 3:26 was actually pretty epic
What's your name man???!!!! Alexander Hamilton (u know u sang it, plz don't kid yourself)
+Alison Jay I have looked through the whole comment section to find someone explaining this joke but nobody has done it so far...Would you be so kind? :D
search hamilton the musical on youtube Daniel Albrecht
+Daniel Albrecht [Jimmy Fallon voice] Go. See. Hamilton. It's gonna change. Your. Life.
Alexander Hamilton. Alexander Hamilton. Got yourself a problem he can Alexander handle it.
I was about to fail my AP US exam until I saw this the day before. Now I am confident that I got at least a 3. Keep doing what you're doing.
I know I'm a little late to the game, but I'm a high school drop out who's always loved knowledge except when his teachers were trying to share it with him. I found a few lecturers really interesting when I was in school but I never cared for the part where i was expected to read stuff then answer questions and receive a grade. I come from an IV league family and they were really stoked about this. I've now watched Crash Course World History 1 and 2 and have started on US History. This puts compendium of the human story into a succinct, quasi linear, and thought provoking enough narrative that I feel I can begin studying history more in depth on my own with out getting lost, and I have. It's not like I haven't tried to educate myself with documentaries and visits to museums and online texts, or my favorite; the inaccurate Hollywood movie, but the fast pace and sparkly attractive colors of Thought Bubble are just my speed.Thanks guys! Also Mr. Green you're one of the only Humans I've ever encountered that can so easily and warmly smile without actually using his mouth in said facial activity. It took me till this episode to notice you do that. You smile with your whole face, sans your mouth. How does that happen? Also your good at history. Just wanted to say thank you!
you guys make this so much more interesting then watching it on the History channel
I SALUTE YOU WITH A PHUMS UP
I love how Hamilton fans took over this video. Well done, friends
Loaded with authentic information, just love this crash course series.
Good insight on how our founding fathers weren't as perfect as they are often depicted
I apologize if I have missed the obvious, but does "Crash Course" share any of its source material? Or maybe there is a list list of recommended books for further reading related to various topics that an interested reader can follow up on? I love the series!
Thank you,
- shane
Thank goodness for this video! I needed to write an essay on what led to the rise of political parties in the 1790s!!!
"Alexander Hamilton"
Me: *Internal screaming*
John, stop hating on New Jersey!! :)
Things I know about New Jersey (as an Englishman)-
It's full of Italian-American Cosa Nostra
Futurama slag it off
How I Met Your Mother slags it off
John Green slags it off
You guys need some good tourism adverts or something.
mankytoes New Jersey has absolutely nothing whatsoever to do with italian americans...
Tony Soprano?
Not a real person...
Thanks, try the real family they're based on? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DeCavalcante_crime_family
Thanks for the video. I Only have 3 questions.
1.Do you know how i can go about understanding the US budget and economy ( how does it works best, what impacts it)?
2. where do i go to compare the different policies of the president/ Ex If i wanted to compare Pres. Clinton to Pres. Reagan where would i go to compare there policies.
3. How do i keep up with the senate and what laws are being proposed and passed.
You know, looking deeper into Hamilton's plans, it seems pretty awful but then, I remembered society.
The people could really screw things up and I can see why he was afraid of that. I mean, I'd be scared for my LIFE if America was a true democracy. The 2016 Election speaks for itself.
He's being sarcastic when he talks about how the Southern Motherloving Democratic Republicans were all about liberty and equality, right?
+diefacingourfoes hhaah yeah he is
ok good i thought so but i wasn't sure
...no. Federalists were much more anti slavery than the Democratic Republicans, who wanted to equalize all white males by permanently subordinating black people, women, and Native Americans. And Jefferson himself didn't even think non land owners should be able to vote. They claimed to support yeoman farmers, but really were only for big plantation owners.
+diefacingourfoes LETS SHOW THESE FEDERALISTS WHAT THEY ARE UP AGAINST SOUTHERN MOTHERLOVING DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICANS OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
+Grace Lyde This is seriously me like oh look a legitimate political conversation LETS QUOTE SOME HAM
Everything we can interpret has ideology within its body of thought. This includes everything you are interpreting. I appreciate seeing your perspective. The old 6 and 9 debate of who is seeing the subject more clearly.
can you do a crash course on the top court cases in us history?
The fact that they use Trump as a thought bubble character when talking about the kinds of presidents Hamilton wanted was super eerie considering this was made in 2013
You sir are helping pass my American Civ class! Thank u for your videos and knowledge.
thank you, thank you, thank you, you make learning fun. and I am going to ace my AP exam :)
"If we assume the debts the union gets a new line of credit, a financial diuretic, how do you not get it? If we're aggressive and competitive, the union gets a boost, you'd rather give it a sedative?"
your videos are ABSOLUTELY AMAZING. I couldn't pass APush without you. THANKYOUUUUUUUU
The 1st and 44th President walked into a bar.
The 1st asked the 44th where was his owner.
😧
+Edward Powell ok racism. GW freed his slaves in 1799 btw.
+Tex Thomas AFTER HIS DEATH!
"the beautiful flowing hair of a Caribbean God"
am I watching this as a way of studying for my US History test tomorrow? yes. have I been using these videos and the Hamilton musical to study and know what has happened in the US? also yes. has it been helpful? absolutely.
*waits for all the Hamilfans to cry*
I feel like u missed something important, the duel between alexander hamilton and Aaron Burr.
I love how the Hamilton musical fandom has taken over the comments.
And from here I begin to study for my APUSH exam
Who else is watching this because they got into U.S. History from "Hamilton"?
Will Coupe aye
Thank you Crash Course for making this information a lot more digestible! A+ + +
How many of us are here for Hamilton?
I am.
jessicatheninja yo
How do I say no to this
Never count me in. I'm here to see the Australian politician Alexander Hamilton, not this one