19th Century Isms (AP European History) 

It's 11:30 right now, I was actually nodding off there, that woke me up at the best time!

Thanks for this cmmnt bcs of which i lowered sound in my handsfree

ty!

you're a god amongst men

appreciate my guy

I’m forever grateful for the people who put time stamps

Those are kind words. I hope I can continue to hold your attention!

@@tomrichey Had a teacher for my social studies in 5th and 6th grade he was the best I ever had, he set the standard, no one else really measured up, had maybe 3 others throughout all of my 14 years in school that were close but never at that level, and if I had you as a teacher I think you would’ve set the new standard !! 💯💯👏👌 love the way you teach and the actual substance that you offer, it’s real information unlike what many of teachers offered me

HA!

+elf15a Thanks so much! I appreciate the encouragement.

Andy Woods An honor! I'm sure my own students would find it funny that anyone would ever binge watch my lectures. I'm sure your French pronunciation is a bit better than mine!

Only 30k? Ew 🤢 try 40

My Ap Euro teacher presents like he's bored

My teacher is a god among men, my condolences

Glad I could help!

xXTaylynXx Glad I could help you! I hope that test went well!

Thanks!

can I get the reference of the knowledge?

What if I want to quote these stats somewhere? I'm asking as a student point of view.

haha! perhaps his twin.

Josh Brolin more like

My pleasure! Glad the video helped you. :D

Fyodor he wears maga hats in front of poc students

manaphyangel I'll add it to my list. Glad I'm helping you to be successful in AP Euro!

I try to keep my audience awake, entertained, and sometimes... maybe even both! :D

Tamasu Sushin Glad this was timely! I hope your test went well!

:( I was wearing headphones

+Myldred Hdez me toooo omg

did i ask?

+Timothy Motte I was wondering the same thing

People like to talk of it like it's political ideology but really it's economics. Socialism is the underlying economic structure and words like Communism and Fascism are peculiar variants of it. Communism being where the government outright owns everything and directs all resources as they see fit, whereas in Fascism the government doesn't legally own everything but they have the de facto power to intervene and effectively control all as if they owned it. The key defining principle for both is that the government can exert ownership over everything in the realm, and that is Socialism. What Dora said is just an example of what some Socialists may try to do with this power, but others may have different agendas, like total war. It gets confusing because the distinction is more of a modern development, Marx himself never distinguished between Socialism and Communism, he actually used both terms interchangeably. Probably the only real distinction today is that Socialists pretend to keep the idea of Private Property whereas Communists have always explicitly sought to eliminate it altogether.

I teach from a secular perspective but have a series on the Protestant Reformation that you might like. Also check out my videos on Romanticism, Deism, and the Second Great Awakening. Religion, theology, and the role of religion in society are actually topics of great interest to me! I plan to tackle the First Great Awakening sometime in the next few months.

Tom Richey I will check them out. I have taught some World History Surveys and American History Surveys in community college. I enjoyed your presentations and look forward to viewing some more. I love history.

+Joshua Suber Glad to hear it!

+Robert Rowland You've been around here long enough to know of my longstanding hate/hate relationship with French pronunciation... I'm starting to be more cognizant in my more recent videos as my audience has grown more global. When I was teaching an audience of 90% Americans, we could all not give a $%*& about French pronunciation together, but now, I'm seeking more pronunciation advice before dabbling in French history...

Tom Richey Congratulations on having an ever expanding audience. You deserve it. I'm sure you could find one on your own but perhaps this will help. www.collinsdictionary.com/words-and-language/learning-languages/learning-french/french-pronunciation-guide,16,HCB.html

+Robert Rowland Actually, Tom is pronouncing Delacroix correctly. You are correct in saying that the French do not pronounce the final consonants. In french the "oi" sound is pronounced with a "wah" sound. For example, the word for me, moi, is said like "mwah"

Vivian J. Upon looking into it (a thing I should have done initially), much to my chagrin, I find my assumption was indeed incorrect; my bad.

Tom Richey Vivian J set me straight. I was wrong in my assertion that you were pronouncing Delacroix incorrectly. I'm sorry to have done so. I will try to learn from my mistake.

Thanks! :D

Cramming? Me too :')

and i'm in SEVENTH grade

@@sanjeev8718 did i ask?

+anilkumarpatil patil Thanks! Best of luck on your exam!