American Civil War in 10 Minutes - Manny Man Does History 

This guy explained it in 10 minutes.... It takes my teacher 1 month

Which side would you all be on Like:union Reply:confederacy

I'm not even American and found this more interesting than anything I've leaned in history class

You forgot about the battle of schrute farms

The saddest part of youtube. The mindless channels get all the subscribers and treats. Where as the informative channels have to work really hard to get by. Thanks for the video you do great work and keep it up!

Indiana: Can we just stay neutral? Everyone else: Yeah just let us fight there Indiana: No Everyone else: How bout I do anyway?

WEST VIRGINIA was created during the civil war.

7:55 I dO nOt asSoCiATe wItH [Insert N-word]

I love all your videos, Ruddy! I'd recommend doing the Russian Civil War in the future.

This kinda stuff is actually so cool idk how the hell teachers manage to male this SO DAMN BORING

“Wooden warships were now redundant” *Laughs in german*

Let's hope Activision makes Call of Duty: American Civil War

I liked how you changed the Confederate National Flag according to the year.

Excellent video as ever! ...this comment section is going to be a bloodbath though...

Abraham Lincoln: I am the 16th president South Carolina: Iight ima head out

Had a test on this aced it cause of this you rock

I hope all of you remember Abraham Lincoln's most famous quote during the civil war. "We protecc, we atacc, but most importantly, we give people their freedom bacc." Truly some of the most inspiring words ever spoken.

Mr.Ruddy fun fact about my family. My great uncle was Leroy Pope Walker the first secretary of war for the south and he himself issued the firing on fort sumpter so you can say my family started the civil war. Edit: Holy Sh*t! Thank y’all so much never have gotten this many likes in my life. Edit 2: Leroy also acquitted the Jesse James gang in court.

“Can we have a gun?” “NO!” I don’t know how or why I laughed so much when I saw that XD

5:36 dat poor warship :(

i think the hundred years war will be a good idea for a next video ah oh and VERY great video btw

You located the Battle of Antietam over 50 miles from where it should be

1:25 Land owning Southerners, worried about becoming slaves, admit slavery is bad so they secede to keep slavery. Yeah, seems like a good cause.

It's absolutely mind-blowing that all of this happened only 150 years ago. There is someone from Japan who's turning 117 soon. CRAZY!

Quote: "The Rebel Yell drove the Union forces back to Washington." WTF?

It was recorded that lincolns cabinet doubted grants ability as he was a bit of an alcoholic. Lincoln responded by saying "well then give my other generals whatever he's drinking. Because he's doing quite well". Or something along those lines

Don't know why, but the end of this video hit hard. It spoke to a truth that we are all aware of here in the US, whether we admit it or not.

I hate when people see this is *America fights to keep slavery* And not as *America fights to end slavery*

South: let’s make some trade deals with France and Brita- Union: *Hissing intensifies*

This is one of the best History Channels here. Love the amount of effort and dedication Manny man puts on these videos.

"captured" Atlanta. That's...one word for it

Lincoln: you lost McClellan: I didn't lose! I merely failed to win!

Never learnt about American wars as I'm British Gonna be interesting

unconditional surrender grant left me wheezing

I’m going to say the n word 7:55

The 3/5's compromise always cracks me up. It's just so stupid.

This is my first video on your channel, and your focus on history and animation is a great combination. It immerses me so much more than just reading. Subbed.

lets not forget about the BURNING of Atlanta Edit Holy crap thanks for the attention

Fantastic video, very informative and well applied! Thank you for taking the time to make this

Thank you so much, your art is amazing and humorous while you still explain the entire war in 10 minutes.

I love the way he says-- *Kenthokhy* 😂😂😂

This really helped. So nice and lots of effort. I actually learnt something

Thank you so much. My essay is now complete. I gained a lot of info from this video.

I just want to say the work and knowledge you put into these is awesome!!

He lied to me. It’s *TWELVE* minutes.

Please do one about the Texas Revolution

A great video! Incredible production, you do an amazing job

Very informative video thanks for posting!

It’s always nice to see a comment section on an informative civil war video not filled with lost causers.

Why am I watching this? I`m european. LOL

That was brilliant! Thank you for the history lesson!

everything is all well explained, however i would have apprecaited you leaving behind of the sources so that we can that a look of all the materials you have been using to do the video. In case I wanted to take a further look at all the things you have read. For instance, books or web pages and so on.

This is helping me in school, thanks you very much!

that cartoon at the end was amazing and dont even tell me it wasn't about gun laws (10;47)

We watched this in class and everyone was laughing because of how fast he was talking so we talked our teacher into putting it at the faster speed and it the funniest thing I swear.

My grand fathers great great uncle fought in the Union army during the war. He was split up from his platoon during a skirmish with confederate troops and he went into the wild. He was there for weeks until finally being rescued by a farmer. It was found out that he was infected with a disease and he was only expected to live for another year, however he managed to survive and he lived a long life to the age of 90.

Whens Vietnam?

Lol I was about to sleep but you posted it's 2:40 here in Texas right now

The Marching Through Georgia reference was cool, lol

Thx so much for great video buddy

Thanks for the accurate flags. :D

Genocide...hmm I'm not so sure about that.

When you fight for liberty and you have slaves Everybody:excuse me WTF?

Great video, very well told

I like how he included a mention of brother vs brother at 9:30, cause several cases of that exact event happened after Lee’s surrender.

Thank you now i can get an A in the Cambridge Exam

First video iv watched fully like this in a while. I have seen some or ur other videos and dude ur really good :) take this from an average 20 something year old in Midwest USA. I love all (most) of ur vids

Thankyou for this lovely video !

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7:55 hol up wat he say😂😂

This was a fantastic video. You save my life in literally no time at all, all the time.

At the town of Shiloh, there is a pond that wounded troops crawled to to drink before they died, so many men died next to the pond that their blood flowed into the water turning the pond a deep red and it stayed that way for many months, to the point that the dirt and rocks under the water were stained red, so even now 150 years later, even though the water is clear and the blood is long since gone, the pond is still a harsh red color.

There have been alot of civil wars you know...

Very informative video! Thank you for posting... Mind if I ask where you're from? Don't think I recognize the accent 😂😅

fantastic video!

great video, brought me to tears.

Lincoln: Like my new beard, my class started cracking up

Ideas English Civil War History of Yugoslavia War of the Roses 7 Day War Chinese Revolution Conquest of Africa Reconquista Fall of the Byzantine Empire (And Growth of the Ottoman Empire) I hope you do some of these ideas, Thanks!

Thanks for this!

Very high quality work

I Love Your Videos Alot and Have you ever thought making your drawing into a book?

@ 4:10 Typo, the steel/iron plated ships were called "IRONCLADS." IRONAD is a computer software XD

Love this Chanel I subbed

Good video and thank you great work keep it up

0:37 Not entirely true. They were still mostly agricultural. They actually grew more food than the south.

oh my god. A VIDEO!!! THANK YOU! (btw first)

Very informative video. Thanks

That was pretty good. Thanks

I love history

Thank you for making this highly informative video on one of d most important historical event in world history - an event- that eventually changed modern world politics

I loved this!

great video!

Wasn't Gettysburg the bloodiest day and not Antietam?

"If I could save the Union without freeing any slave I would do it, and if I could save it by freeing all the slaves I would do it; and if I could save it by freeing some and leaving others alone I would also do that." - Abraham Lincoln. Oversimplified indeed. The Emancipation Proclamation freed slaves in only seceding states, but left loyal slave owning states alone to continue the practice as well as northern captured confederate states. The proclamation was in effort to thwart any potential countries in Europe from joining the confederate cause which would have turned the tide in a much different direction. There was nothing inherently good about slavery, but no one at the time actually cared to free them except for a small handful of people. That being said, the freeing of the slaves was the right thing to do, but we shouldn't conflate that freedom with Abraham Lincoln "good will" in this way.

Anyone else having a hard time understanding all this but still enjoying the video at the same time

wow you are a hard worker and I hope you have the best of life

Can you do a video about the arab and african slave trade ? I have the feeling that it would be quite sobering for many people who still have many misconceptions about slavery (like that whites where the only race to ever practice slavery or that it weren't africans who sold their kinship to europeans). I can allready imagine someone calling me a racist biggot for posting this comment.

When you're trying to study for a civil war test

Thank you , informative video.

some people i know from the usa talk so much about this i had to watch a video just to understand what they're talking about... 10 minutes may not be enough but now i can understand some things lol