A Super Quick History of Tanzania 

Didn't even know Britain encouraged abolishment of slavery either. It's like we are cherry picking political message. 😒

@TheHopemind-mq8vz yeah. Weird how black people be parading about slavery constantly and blaming the whites for their downfall, while Indians just bruteforced their own destiny despite their past.

@TheHopemind-mq8vz yes.

It is not ignored. You just don't live in or speak the languages of the places where it happened. It also didn't lead to deep racial and ethnic tensions that still persist to this day. Today in the Arab world and in many of the places the Arab slave trade was active, there are many Africans and they don't feel the same level of subjugation / us vs them that African Americans feel in America vs white Americans, which is why the Trans-Atlantic slave trade is still so commonly discussed, especially in the English-speaking world where equality between blacks and whites was much more difficult to win. The Arabs didn't practice racial segregation over a hundred years after the slave trade ended like Americans do, for example

@@fark69 Actually, it’s not because the Arabs didn’t subjugate for hundreds of years or whatever. It’s because the hey had a famous practice of castrating male slaves that were brought to the Arab world and “integrating” the women. We still see the effects of that African enslavement in the east of Africa tho with plenty of terror attacks in the coastal subjugated areas

The opposite perspective is more like ooga booga I shall invade and boss people around

A Super Quick History of Kosovo

Truly one of the bright spots in my RU-vid feed. I pray Mr. History delves into more videos once he/his team complete the series of the world’s countries, like he did on the one about Alexander the Great.

No it hasn’t. They carry the same haplogroup. Accept it Bantus are from west Africa. It doesn’t matter though because we all share this world

@@thedailycheckpoint lol no one’s accepting nothing. The Bantu west Africa migration theory has already been debunked. Also I have friends from west Africa and our language share nothing in common at all.

@@thedailycheckpoint also majority of the Bantu speakers in southern and east Africa are from what is modern day Tanzania. And you can’t say the Bantu are from Congo bullshit either. I have Congolese family members and their ancestors came from Tanzania as well. Minus the Nilotic and Cushitic groups in Congo. Also I don’t think you understand how linguistically diverse west Africa is not to mention majority of the population of west Africa isn’t even Bantu 🤣. Sorry to break it to yeah.

How great is it to colonise another country?

​@@NaeNae23very great 👍

Definitely not Himyar or Egypt 😂

Hazuna mazata if it was combined with zanzibar. Such a fun fact to know

A Super Quick History of Kosovo

Actually that's not completely true, Many sub-saharen Africans migrated from West Africa (Bantu people) as well as North Africa centuries ago before the Persians arrived 400 years ago. When the Persians arrived that's when the mix occurred. Which is why Tanzania has over 100 different ethnic groups because prior to colonisation Africans were nomadic people. I for one is a mixture of mainly Bantu, niolotic (Massai), Persians and and little German. Purely due to our history.

@@NaeNae23yeah no as a Tanzania Bantu the west Africa Bantu migration theory has been disproved just like all theories new evidence shows up and they get update and erased. There would’ve been archeological evidence of Bantu migration across central Africa but there isn’t central Africa was mostly inhabited by Pygmy people. But there is however linguistic evidence showing a Bantu migration going from east Africa down into south and central Africa . I love my west African brothers but our language and culture have nothing to do with each other. In fact west Africans have more similarities with Nilotic people than they do with Bantu.