I am so panic as a parent that my child would not keep up with APUSH class..... This is why I show it to him when he is now 1 year old. And Heimler, your vid is so helpful! I need him to start early and this is PERFECT
hey i lor your videos! could you also consider including English closed captions? also auto generated ones dont do the best i just need some type of subtitles to hear better with the lessons.
question: wasn't the transatlantic slave trade: from great Britain(England ) to Africa where they traded guns and rum for slaves and then from Africa with slaves to plantations in the Caribbean and southern colonies back to England with sugar and cotton?
Not sure if this answers at all but cotton was not a cash crop grown in the Americas in this time- it was mainly tobacco in the North American Colonies but in the Caribbean it was sugar
No I don't think so. Based on what Heimler said, it started from the British colonies, went to Africa, and then went to South America and Central America, and finally made its way back to the British Colonies.
@Heimler's History can you explain the difference between the transatlantic and triangle trade? Also the first image you showed of the triangle trade is different than what you explained, why is that?
Actually, between 10% and 20% of ALL captive Africans in the middle passage didn’t survive. That’s a lot! However, most captains tried to keep as many alive as possible… well, they sort of tried…
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The one guy that disliked this video probably did it on accident because he couldn't see through his tears of happiness from finding about Heimler
LOL! 😂👍 Good one!
I actually think that this is what happened. I mean, if this guy can carry me to a 4 on the whap exam 2020 2021 then boi, we found the ultimate secret
This man single handedly helped me get a 5 on my whap exam last year. I'm so glad he's also making apush videos this year!
Dang! Congrats on the 5!
you're literally the only reason i got a 5 on the ap world test last year and I wouldn't trust anyone to help me do the same this year in apush!
I am so panic as a parent that my child would not keep up with APUSH class..... This is why I show it to him when he is now 1 year old. And Heimler, your vid is so helpful! I need him to start early and this is PERFECT
wait.....ur showing ur 1 year old APUSH?MY MAN GONNA BE A GENIUS.
Start em young
Fax😂😂😂
I was just studying this topic for a test tomorrow, tysm
I swear I learn more from him than my textbook
Aw shucks...
1 year old yet still just as helpful. Luv ur vids!!!
They love you right back…
@@heimlershistory You replied!!!! Thank you again haha, they have been carrying me thru APWH and APUSH
time to binge watch heimler to get a 5 on the exam in may and a A in your class
Yay we just started unit 2 so I’m getting a good understanding with your vids
hey i lor your videos! could you also consider including English closed captions? also auto generated ones dont do the best i just need some type of subtitles to hear better with the lessons.
Bruh this man is a life saver
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yes...and no
question: wasn't the transatlantic slave trade: from great Britain(England ) to Africa where they traded guns and rum for slaves and then from Africa with slaves to plantations in the Caribbean and southern colonies back to England with sugar and cotton?
Yeah I thought it was too I was confused on that part
yes I thought this too, @heimler’s history can you explain
Yeah the video gets iffy on that part, it’s not just you. Other than this one part tho heimler is awesome.
Not sure if this answers at all but cotton was not a cash crop grown in the Americas in this time- it was mainly tobacco in the North American Colonies but in the Caribbean it was sugar
No I don't think so. Based on what Heimler said, it started from the British colonies, went to Africa, and then went to South America and Central America, and finally made its way back to the British Colonies.
history teacher but make it duck dynasty version. (just messing with ya lol. love your vids! they help ALOT)
ABSOLUTE LIFESAVER RIGHT HERE
Just chillin over here....
My unit 2 test is this week, so thank you so much!
thank you for helping me process and understand my notes big man
@Heimler's History can you explain the difference between the transatlantic and triangle trade? Also the first image you showed of the triangle trade is different than what you explained, why is that?
I don't understand how this man has over 0.1million views for most videos yet only has a few thousand likes
bc most people are watching to study and not taking time to like it
Where did they keep the goods to keep that many ppl alive on a ship along with the crew?
Actually, between 10% and 20% of ALL captive Africans in the middle passage didn’t survive. That’s a lot! However, most captains tried to keep as many alive as possible… well, they sort of tried…
watching ur videos is sm better than reading my apush book
I got a 4 on world cuz of u
Omg thank u so much I understand this so much more tho I don’t even take APUSH 😭😭😭
Which textbook is being used?
why can i not find stuff about the transatlantic trade in the apush give me liberty textbook?
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And how many stayed alive on that long trip
i thought the triangle trade is America to Europe, Europe to Africa, Africa to Americas.
APUSH MORE LIKE FPUSH
I've never been this early before :O
when champa rice coming back
lets go
And why don’t Africans talk about it