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Haitian Revolutions: Crash Course World History #30 

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Ideas like liberty, freedom, and self-determination were hot stuff in the late 18th century, as evidenced by our recent revolutionary videos. Although freedom was breaking out all over, many of the societies that were touting these ideas relied on slave labor. Few places in the world relied so heavily on slave labor as Saint-Domingue, France's most profitable colony. Slaves made up nearly 90% of Saint-Domingue's population, and in 1789 they couldn't help but hear about the revolution underway in France. All the talk of liberty, equality, and fraternity sounded pretty good to a person in bondage, and so the slaves rebelled. This led to not one but two revolutions and ended up with France, the rebels, Britain, and Spain all fighting in the territory. Spoiler alert: the slaves won. So how did the slaves of what would become Haiti throw off the yoke of one of the world's great empires? John Green tells how they did it, and what it has meant in Haiti and in the rest of the world.
Chapters:
Introduction: The Haitian Revolution 00:00
The Saint-Domingue Colony 0:30
Slavery in Haiti 3:08
Radical Petit Blancs 4:24
Toussaint L'ouverture Leads Saint-Domingue to Independence 5:37
Revolution Part 2: France Returns 7:45
An Open Letter to Disease 9:10
Haiti Gains Independence 10:13
Why the Haitian Revolutions Matter 10:58
Credits 11:49
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Комментарии : 5 тыс.   
@landilandlandiland4357
@landilandlandiland4357 10 лет назад
"...the Hatians, more than any other people in the age of revolutions, stood up for the idea that NONE should be slaves...Haiti stood up for the weak when the rest of the world failed to. The next time you read about Haiti's poverty, remember that". Well said
@Steam1901
@Steam1901 10 лет назад
I find that part to be quite the romance... They didnt "stand up for the weak", not even for an idea, they stood up to free themselves! Which is absolutely righteous, it goes without saying, They were basically all slaves, and the motivation behind the uprising was to be free. If 90% of them were free men, and 10% were slaves, I bet my ass that there would not have been any revolution at all.
@CarlosJMunoz
@CarlosJMunoz 10 лет назад
Tell that to Jean-Pierre Boyer in 1822 xD
@emilio2647
@emilio2647 5 лет назад
@Vlad the guru haitians didn't do anything for the slaves Bahamas and Jamaica.
@zion30164
@zion30164 5 лет назад
I got chills
@bryantnovas
@bryantnovas 5 лет назад
@Stanley Dougé yes tell us dominicans how they stood for us when they killed our women and children during the Moca Massacre or the 22 year occupation of DR where dominicans were treated worse than slaves.
@pleudumes
@pleudumes 6 лет назад
I am a history teacher here in Brazil and my city has receive a lot of haitian refugee over the years. Unfortunelly they are marginalized and my students (even though they are also poor) imitate the prejudice against the haitians. I decided to have ONE single lesson about the Haiti Revolution (which it is a part in the official curriculum) and it was amazing, the kids now have a totally different view about the island and its people. Thank you for this episode.
@marlene97280
@marlene97280 5 лет назад
Even in other french island in Caribbean who share a part of this history before 1804 clearly discriminate a lot Haitians like dogs Martinique Guadeloupe St Martin 😤
@yeruchemyohannes1042
@yeruchemyohannes1042 4 года назад
Thank you for teaching truth
@gmanlo4877
@gmanlo4877 4 года назад
I am Haitian living in Brazil, I think you should read the black Jacobins you'll learn a little bit more about the Haitian revolution.
@Ty-J_250
@Ty-J_250 4 года назад
Much respect ✊🏾
@blacktigeress6035
@blacktigeress6035 4 года назад
@@247gaminghotline , not just Florida, New York too.
@aljosanpedro3424
@aljosanpedro3424 4 года назад
John: Dear disease, why do you always put yourself at the center of human history? Coronavirus: :((
@raman6581
@raman6581 4 года назад
oohhh man
@itziza11
@itziza11 3 года назад
Teacher sent me here for a HiStOrY aSsiGnMeNt lmao
@JessJayEel
@JessJayEel 9 лет назад
As a Haitian, I will admit, what happened after the Revolution was pure evil. But I think if you ask any Haitian, would they rather be the Mecca of the Caribbean vs Being Known as the first Independent black nation, I am sure we would rather the latter. We are not people conditioned to see wealth over dignity. Our pride runs deep. We are very spiritual people, so we rather be dead than spiritually dead. Slavery sucked the spirit out of our people and we grew tired of it. If you go to Haiti you see AFRICA. Yes you will see a mixture of French which makes it Kreyol culture (not to be confused with Creole in New Orleans), but for the most part we are very proud of our African features, African music, and African spirit. No one can take that away from us. We are economically poor but spiritually rich. It feels really good to be Haitian and I want to let the world know we are very proud people.
@jhpm6647
@jhpm6647 9 лет назад
Yes indeed yes!
@DrOSami
@DrOSami 8 лет назад
Jess JayEel Forgive my ignorance. I have never paid attention to that part of the world but ever since I have watched that video and read your words, Haiti's love has ingrained deep down in my heart
@TrueTacticia
@TrueTacticia 8 лет назад
Jess JayEel ( I know this post is from a while ago) But did you mean the first free Black Nation in the Americas, because the scramble for Africa didn't even happen by the time Haiti became an independent country and there were dozens of nations spread throughout the African continent during the Revolution.
@skhumbuzomazibuko5376
@skhumbuzomazibuko5376 8 лет назад
+Jess JayEel no. you don't see Africa. from An African.
@TheWolfgangGrimmer
@TheWolfgangGrimmer 8 лет назад
+Jonathon von Tischner Religion in Haiti includes both West African Voodoo and Christianity. The traditionalists have no problem with the two coexisting, while the Christians have frequently tried to suppress the other side as "Book" religions often will. As the likes of Anders Breivik or David Gunn should remind you, Christians can be pretty darn dangerous.
@brittanylouime6947
@brittanylouime6947 6 лет назад
I am Hatian. All the countries failed while mine stood up and was the first country to be ruled by African descendants. Really proud to be Hatian.
@pastelpepe
@pastelpepe 5 лет назад
Brittany Louime That’s because they kept bringing more and more of you in.
@SB-og3sl
@SB-og3sl 5 лет назад
@Blue Lava a person form Haiti ?
@SB-og3sl
@SB-og3sl 5 лет назад
oh
@omartistry
@omartistry 4 года назад
But...youguys got screwed after the revolution economically and socially...i rather be a gullah geechee since they actually thrived untouched for the most part.
@oh7593
@oh7593 4 года назад
Biomorph shut up
@AlexRomanov1
@AlexRomanov1 8 лет назад
That ending was pretty intense.
@meteorush
@meteorush 7 лет назад
Hell it is.
@trekwars1410
@trekwars1410 7 лет назад
It was stupid
@salamandermann
@salamandermann 7 лет назад
how
@trekwars1410
@trekwars1410 7 лет назад
John Green says "Haiti stood up for the weak when the world failed too" so was all the murdering of women and children during the 1804 "standing up for the weak"?
@alexanderbeaulieu5752
@alexanderbeaulieu5752 7 лет назад
The French were the ones murdering women and children. 8:57
@maryraullettesayson4514
@maryraullettesayson4514 6 лет назад
I'm a Filipino living in Hong Kong and this is one of my favorite episodes in this series. It's very enlightening and powerful especially to people like me living on the other side of the world. I'm also one of those who googled for "Why Haiti is so poor" and this reminds me that it's really important to know history in order to put things into perspective.
@bealove6709
@bealove6709 3 года назад
It’s great you’ve taken an interest in Haiti’s history. Hopefully you’ve come across reputable sources. This young man didn’t fully describe the true revolution of Haiti, you’ll have to do a bit more research for that. As to why is Haiti so poor, it is because since the revolution ‘till now the French and the American governments have saddled Haiti with debts, imposed sanctions and embargo on the country; they’ve meddled in Haiti’s elections, putting into power those who agree to do the French and American governments’ biddings, those governments are behind a lot of coup d’etat that’s occurred in Haiti and assisted in the deaths of many political leaders who wanted good for the Haitian people. Please do the research, the information is out there, we just gotta do some work to get to it.
@Hotboytrue
@Hotboytrue 7 лет назад
Someone needs to make a movie of the hatian revolution make it like apoctolypto, real languages and accents used.
@user-db7vy8sf2h
@user-db7vy8sf2h 7 лет назад
i want that too
@toocoolformiddleschoolblog
@toocoolformiddleschoolblog 7 лет назад
Danny Glover has been trying for years and can't get funding :(
@Pedrosa2541
@Pedrosa2541 7 лет назад
More easely than that would be see ExtraCredits making a video about L'Overture, it would be amazing.
@deansellitto865
@deansellitto865 7 лет назад
Burn! With Marlon brando is a great film.
@PrinceLoking
@PrinceLoking 7 лет назад
A guy named Tariq Nasheed is doing a film
@Je-suis-pauvre
@Je-suis-pauvre 7 лет назад
Haity independance didnt come cheap , france required a payment for them to accept the independence it took almost 90 years to pay that debt which impoverished Haiti even more
@milmet3553
@milmet3553 6 лет назад
Lionel Tapsoba well technically something like 140 years or so because it continued to 1947 with having to pay both the French and the US.
@excusesbegone
@excusesbegone 6 лет назад
Lionel Tapsoba What really impoverished HAITI to this very day is the MAJOR countries ignoring and punishing HAITI for revolting. I say Make HAITI GREAT!! We can to it. Make it our vacation and retirement Mecca!!
@hueykhalidX
@hueykhalidX 5 лет назад
donttrytokillme1231 - STFU-pig skin.
@profilepicture828
@profilepicture828 4 года назад
donttrytokillme1231 why is that?
@instantramen3428
@instantramen3428 4 года назад
Haiti shouldn't have gave the French a dime 😭
@TF30772_
@TF30772_ 9 лет назад
The Haitian Revolution, as this video states, has always been ignored or unrecognized. So thank you crash course for giving the correct interpretation of Haiti's history and its extraordinary moment of independence. I'm proud to be a Haitian !
@Monocultured01
@Monocultured01 7 лет назад
I feel really bad for Haitians now. They were revolutionary in their time and now they have all sorts of natural disasters and poverty.
@BelleroseQC
@BelleroseQC 7 лет назад
God hates Haiti.
@awakenedava8687
@awakenedava8687 7 лет назад
François Royal you so silly. there is no God
@bronosx2246
@bronosx2246 7 лет назад
God doesn't hate anyone. Of course you would say that. Your dislike of haiti, you are vaguely saying god hates haiti due to your dislike of Haiti. Example, if you disliked asians, you would say god hates china. You are making vague points that don't make sense. You can't state things like this.
@bronosx2246
@bronosx2246 7 лет назад
I see what you mean. But there are other countries with bad history as well. Others would be included. But you do have a point. My country does have a history but others have a bad history also.
@Zarudon000
@Zarudon000 7 лет назад
More like the west and European countries hate Haiti. It isn't mentioned all the Western powers refused to recognize and trade with Haiti. France actually returned with a better equipped army years later and demanded it be payed 150 million francs for all the slaves and territory it lost, of course Haitians refused, but eventually without help from anyone they had to succumb to France's demands. This cost Haiti schools and other things that would help its infrastructure. Later, in 1914 the U.S. actually invaded as well and took all of it's gold and ever since then it has basically picked all of Haiti's rulers. Don't believe me, just look it up. There's a lot of things people don't know and the truth is sick.
@lightyear3429
@lightyear3429 7 лет назад
Haitian Revolutions invlove two of my very favourite things: 1. ending slavery and 2. Napoleon getting his feelings hurt lol
@mankytoes
@mankytoes 4 года назад
I honestly thought he was going to say 2. genocide of white French people for a second.
@weegeearmy1391
@weegeearmy1391 4 года назад
@@mankytoes why tho wtf
@awesomemantroll1088
@awesomemantroll1088 4 года назад
I thought he was gonna say 2. getting more rights for women.
@Peristerygr
@Peristerygr 4 года назад
@@weegeearmy1391 He is a white nationalist missing black slavery.
@petergeramin7195
@petergeramin7195 3 года назад
@@mankytoes You can't genocide French people outside of France. Hilter and Rawanda tried to commit genocide.
@nailey7958
@nailey7958 7 лет назад
Haiti has got a damn interesting history...
@Julia-tg5bq
@Julia-tg5bq 4 года назад
Naŋ Ĭļĕÿ no u
@umidontno040394
@umidontno040394 9 лет назад
Guys, these are 10 minute videos on large historical subjects. of course he cant mention everything. This is supposed to be a crash course on the subject, an introduction. not an in depth detailed explanation.
@BelleroseQC
@BelleroseQC 8 лет назад
umidontno040394 It does not take an in depth detailed explanation to at least mention the 1804 genocide.
@umidontno040394
@umidontno040394 8 лет назад
François Royal but, it might to get a good picture of it.and a viewer might get the wrong impression or something. idk. just saying its hard to squeeze everything about a big historical event into a 10 minute video. he's missed tons of other things on other videos as well. but, it is an introduction to the subject, so that is fine. if it were more in depth, than yes. it should be mentioned.
@BelleroseQC
@BelleroseQC 8 лет назад
umidontno040394 The fact that he didn't put it in the video is insulting.
@umidontno040394
@umidontno040394 8 лет назад
François Royal i dont think he meant to insult anyone. just to give an intro to the subject. i knew almost nothing about Haitian History before i watched this so i learned stuff. I then did more of my own research so yeah. if this was a more in depth video like maybe 30 minutes. then yeah, it would be insulting not to mention it.
@umidontno040394
@umidontno040394 8 лет назад
François Royal alright be all angry about it if you want.
@ncyclo106
@ncyclo106 8 лет назад
As a Dominican myself, I admire Haitian people by their history and their African heritage we share #respect
@copeyano718
@copeyano718 7 лет назад
Newton_SE +1
@mandiwifey
@mandiwifey 6 лет назад
It's the very first time I hear a Dominican even acknowlegding "africa" ...
@karlkewbz
@karlkewbz 5 лет назад
I admire it too, except for when they attacked the Dominicans about 35 years later
@josecarvajal6654
@josecarvajal6654 5 лет назад
@@mandiwifeyTrust me most dominicans are very aware of our african ancestry. But also of our taino and european ancestry; that´s what most people saying "dominicans deny they are black" don´t understand.
@josecarvajal6654
@josecarvajal6654 4 года назад
@Saeed B. So I must hate one part of my ancestry and totally ignore it? I have african, european and taino ancestry, and I´m really proud of it. I won´t tell you there wasn´t slavery, or that the Spanish did horrible things to the natives, but the mixing here happened very diferent here, and ended up with a very homogeneous population. There are a few books I can recomend you if you want to understand it better
@alsamiyasfh4416
@alsamiyasfh4416 8 лет назад
I am proud to be Haitian :)
@michaeldante4951
@michaeldante4951 7 лет назад
Lmao, you're proud? 70% of your country lives in poverty, half of kids don't go to school, and the average life expectancy is 65 years old
@diparaditz
@diparaditz 7 лет назад
So???? I'm Dominican and I would be proud as well. Your country is your country, no matter what the circumstances are. Him saying he's proud is him saying that he actually CARES for what happens to his country, and that is nothing but admirable.
@float7567
@float7567 7 лет назад
Michael Dante stfu
@MonDieuMaCauseMonEpee
@MonDieuMaCauseMonEpee 7 лет назад
The wise Indian Hell Yeah :D
@theredsea9126
@theredsea9126 6 лет назад
The Wise Crusader Not me.
@nileshkumaraswamy2711
@nileshkumaraswamy2711 9 лет назад
This is one of my favourite episodes of crash course. It really spoke to me about true civil rights. The Haitians were such brave people to stand against France purely based on the idea of freedom. They fought for it and achieved it.
@JazzyNym
@JazzyNym 7 лет назад
You know, one of my history teachers said that the 2010 earthquake in Haiti was God's punishment for the Haitian rebellion. Looking back, that was a really messed up thing to tell a bunch of high schoolers....
@dubreil07
@dubreil07 7 лет назад
Wow how old were you when he said this? That was incorrect and unprofessional for a teacher to say.
@AliRaza-qc9tz
@AliRaza-qc9tz 7 лет назад
Do you live in France?
@JazzyNym
@JazzyNym 7 лет назад
dubreil07 It was either freshman or sophomore year of high school so...14 or 15? And I mean this guy also replied "What?" in class whenever someone said "Oh my God" or anything like that. He had an odd sense of humor, but really not a bad guy. And Ali Raza no, at the time I lived in Virginia. Why do you ask?
@AliRaza-qc9tz
@AliRaza-qc9tz 7 лет назад
JazzyNym Since the French were the ones at the wrong end of the Haitian revolution, I thought your teacher was probably French.
@ddoumeche
@ddoumeche 7 лет назад
French don't care about Haiti, merely heard of it. It's just a former colony like there are dozens other
@xzodiayinzero5929
@xzodiayinzero5929 8 лет назад
Sak pase! Shout out to my fellow Haitians. Never forget that we got warrior blood!
@xzodiayinzero5929
@xzodiayinzero5929 8 лет назад
Jason Tanujaya Nice try. :)
@xzodiayinzero5929
@xzodiayinzero5929 8 лет назад
Jason Tanujaya :)
@tibbygaycat
@tibbygaycat 8 лет назад
+Xzodia Yin Zero Thanks Haitian people for contributing to the foundation of my home state, Missouri. Wooo! EDIT: To clarify, because the Haitian revolution is why the Louisiana Purchase occurred, which is what the State of Missouri formed from.
@xzodiayinzero5929
@xzodiayinzero5929 8 лет назад
Erik Nielsen lol
@richyman5146
@richyman5146 8 лет назад
+Erik Nielsen true
@rayraybernard
@rayraybernard 6 лет назад
I fell in love with Crash Course even more. They talking about my COUNTRY. Ayiti Cheri
@bwolff7364
@bwolff7364 10 лет назад
I just want to say, THANK YOU JOHN GREEN!!!!(and Raoul Meyer and Danica and thoughtbubble). So many people fail to recognize Haitian contributions to the development of the Americas. your speech at the end was so eloquent and beautiful. I'm glad that you could acknowledge the state of the country today, and respect Haiti's history.
@ConspiracyRisk
@ConspiracyRisk 10 лет назад
John Green always knows the best and most dramatic ways to end his episodes.
@lauryyesther2346
@lauryyesther2346 6 лет назад
Yes!! I'm so content that I am Haitian and I am proud of what my ancestors have done to fight for justice and independence!
@kennedymariehernandez8866
@kennedymariehernandez8866 4 года назад
Thank you infinitely for this episode. I’m a Haitian-American doing history homework with my son. There Is one full page devoted to the institution of slavery in the entire US history 1 textbook, and absolutely no mention of the Haitian Revolution or its role in significance within American history. So thank you for covering this and thank you for being willing to point out the inevitable correlation between Haiti’s current trials and it’s history of slavery and revolution.
@mshara1
@mshara1 10 лет назад
In America, conservatives consider reparations for slavery to be ridiculous since it happened a long time ago. Yet Haiti was forced to pay the USA and France billions in *'reparations' for freeing the slaves*, This continued all the way until 1947.
@excusesbegone
@excusesbegone 6 лет назад
mshara1 GREAT POINT
@tjn1559
@tjn1559 6 лет назад
And most Constitutional Conservatives today were not around in 1947. Slavery of any race is a horrible institution, bottom line. It still goes on in Asia and the Middle East however, even if it's more of an underground business now.
@anonymousperson9735
@anonymousperson9735 6 лет назад
Tj N it's still prevalent in Africa to bruh. 😔
@masonarmand8988
@masonarmand8988 6 лет назад
how arent they? or the people they taught and influenced still around? lmaoooo delusional
@tahliah6691
@tahliah6691 5 лет назад
Tj N you forget to mention AFRICA it wasn't just Europeans who enslaved Africans it was Arabs and Asians.....africans didn't enslave others....
@skp7736
@skp7736 4 года назад
I'm a first-time grad student TA helping a professor redesign her history course and writing all the section lesson plans, and I just made a note to show this in class at the end of the section about the Haitian Revolutions. Thanks, John, for the wonderful and insightful video!
@cedricgist7614
@cedricgist7614 8 лет назад
Even though the Haitian Revolution will continue to get short shrift, thank you for your effort at emphasizing how much it matters to the world.
@elmascavidal1797
@elmascavidal1797 4 года назад
Much Respect to my neighboring country Haiti 🙌🏼💪🏻🇭🇹
@RaetheSaint
@RaetheSaint 10 лет назад
Thank you so much for making this video. I'm Haitian, though I was born in and live in the US. My mother was born and raised in Haiti. I'm glad to see that there are videos about Haiti's accomplishments. Most people seem to only know about the disasters that have strikes it.
@tumisita
@tumisita 8 лет назад
awesome way to end this video. It recognizes the value of the Haitian Revolution in history.
@alejandromolinac
@alejandromolinac 6 лет назад
That they fight for freedom but do nothing with it...
@emmanuelcivil550
@emmanuelcivil550 4 года назад
alejandromolinac you need to do some research
@thecaynuck4694
@thecaynuck4694 4 года назад
What, founding a nation that is currently a shithole run by corrupt people who know nothing about economics or safety?
@AmayaBloblaya
@AmayaBloblaya Год назад
10 years later, and I'm still watching these videos. Thanks to the whole CrashCourse team for a decade of history knowledge (which I use to study for tests, lol)
@rielybrande587
@rielybrande587 7 лет назад
John, Thanks for making these videos. I was able to use this one to help get a baseline knowledge of Haiti's history for a group going there on a mission trip this spring. Keep sharing knowledge!
@laurenkim6434
@laurenkim6434 9 лет назад
I honestly think that CrashCourse history is the best thing that ever happened to me that's history-related! It makes everything so much easier to understand and serves as a great review for me. Because of this series, I can not only understand but REMEMBER everything that I learn. My teacher even uses some of these videos in class. It is such a great help to me!!
@thatonemajin3578
@thatonemajin3578 6 лет назад
*SHOUT OUT TO ALL MY HAITIANS OUT THERE*
@trev_dingo
@trev_dingo 8 лет назад
I've been watching the World History playlist for a few weeks now off and on, and this episode has been the most captivating for some reason. When Louverture is arrested and dies in prison I had to stop the video to lament, almost like a George R.R. Martin twist. I've never heard this story before, very interesting and inspiring, well done!
@marleyandmitchg4204
@marleyandmitchg4204 8 лет назад
I love how John Green can make something that should be tedious and confusing, easy to remember and giggle-worthy.
@agistheocean
@agistheocean 11 лет назад
My husband, who was raised in Haiti, absolutely loved this episode and said he learned more from it than he did from schooling in Haiti.
@GinaMarie314
@GinaMarie314 10 лет назад
We watched this in world history because one of my friends recommended it to my teacher! I WAS SO HAPPY TO SEE THIS! WOO, JOHN GREEN! :)
@stephanieheinz4037
@stephanieheinz4037 6 лет назад
Dear brothers, I cant thank you enough for providing us college kids and other kids with these videos. I just got out of my History 112 class in my college and thanks to this video i answered 2 questions right for sure. this was the one topic we had not discussed and we were left on our own for finding the information. Thank you for this video.
@abaip9449
@abaip9449 8 лет назад
2:15 the first dab
@swampassmr4724
@swampassmr4724 8 лет назад
+Abaip noooooo omg
@superstring01
@superstring01 7 лет назад
That ending chokes me up every time I watch this. All five or six times.
@macdonnyy
@macdonnyy 9 лет назад
its crazy to see people downing Haiti in the comments for killing the people who kidnapped them against their will! Americans killed Natives for no reason but that's okay? wth
@BelleroseQC
@BelleroseQC 9 лет назад
There is no excuse for such genocidal acts.
@proton8689
@proton8689 9 лет назад
François Royal i can tell you hate haiti
@BelleroseQC
@BelleroseQC 9 лет назад
Nkosi Carter-Fisher With good reasoning.
@proton8689
@proton8689 9 лет назад
which is?
@exquisitina
@exquisitina 9 лет назад
They're only downing Haiti because most of the population is black.
@jeffhill4728
@jeffhill4728 10 лет назад
The videos of yours i've seen are amazing. funny accurate enough, and free. You guys are really doing a service, I like every video I watch. thanks, keep it up!
@madameblabla98
@madameblabla98 8 лет назад
Thanks Crash Course for letting the story of my country be told.
@baswdc2165
@baswdc2165 4 года назад
"I can't help myself, Napoleon, I like to see you suffer." *BDSM intensifies*
@neckolekaplanovic4643
@neckolekaplanovic4643 8 лет назад
favorite episode so far! keep up the great work guys! you guys rock!
@austinkeough5717
@austinkeough5717 8 лет назад
Thank you so much for giving me something new to be interested in. I LOVE CRASH COURSE WORLD HISTORY!!!!
@schmidtprince529
@schmidtprince529 4 года назад
I AM HAITIAN AND I AM PROUD, YOU HEAR ME; I AM PROUD!
@BernardoArteaga
@BernardoArteaga 7 лет назад
Love the closing sentences. Most moving episode of the series so far...
@BDollScream
@BDollScream 9 лет назад
Obviously you ween't able to give the full scope of Haiti's story in this 12 minute video, but overall you guys do a great job! Thanks for this video on Haiti's overlooked history.
@kaleyintime
@kaleyintime 6 лет назад
I'm so happy right now!!! I'm finishing my Master's in History and my professor just linked this video in her PowerPoint! I've been talking about this program to my colleagues and professors since it started and I'm so happy that it's being used in one of my classes!!
@danielledixon1211
@danielledixon1211 6 лет назад
I am seriously just impressed by this man, this is my first time watching his video (because I hv a History test tmrrw and a friend told about this RU-vid channel called 'Crash Course') and he tried his best to express to us a short run through of the HR and all it's "gruesomeness" and his opinions AND explained briefly and linked it to other Historic moments in life. He spoke with such intelligence and even though this was from 2012 and it's 2017, I still feel as if he was right in front of me. And at the end of the video, when he said his name was John Green... I literally dropped my phone on my face. John Green! As in the dude that wrote two of my fav books/movies: The Fault in our Stars and Paper Towns!! WOW. As soon as the vid finished, I immediately liked the vid and subscribed and I encourage you to do so too. Thank you John Green!
@ronantunney3795
@ronantunney3795 9 лет назад
louverture sounds like a pretty awesome badass
@madelinepoopoo
@madelinepoopoo 8 лет назад
Finally! An interesting and obscure topic for my research project!
@jerrysmith2308
@jerrysmith2308 6 лет назад
You're a really good person for speaking not only the truth but facts as well. Hopefully it puts the US and France's policies towards Haiti since then in perspective for everyone
@Zoelis17
@Zoelis17 7 лет назад
This was a great video. I love your fresh view on all these topics. #respectforHaiti
@polandballhistorian8537
@polandballhistorian8537 5 лет назад
You make a video on Egypt, China, Rome, Greece and Haiti. The worlds greatest game changers.
@micahlukegreen1364
@micahlukegreen1364 5 лет назад
I love you!
@moisepicard3417
@moisepicard3417 5 лет назад
+Polandball Historian. You forgot France.
@thetoughguy7
@thetoughguy7 9 лет назад
I never realized how significant Haiti is. They had the most successful slave revolt in history. They put an end to Napoleon's expansion in the Americas. It was a country that became a place for oppressed and enslaved peoples.
@ang5035
@ang5035 9 лет назад
the first modern nation state to be governed by people of african decent? That does sound fucking important..
@victoriabaltimore4360
@victoriabaltimore4360 9 лет назад
aotero u Thank you for that little detail! I'm going to research that right now!! :-)
@thetoughguy7
@thetoughguy7 9 лет назад
aotero u thank you very much.
@sarksdhar3693
@sarksdhar3693 9 лет назад
Loved the video at the end and the beautiful message at the end before the outro.
@rosannashamshudin7875
@rosannashamshudin7875 9 лет назад
Also interesting to note: In 1825 (I think) France demanded Haiti pay for their independence to compensate for the former's economic and military losses in "granting" independence. Haiti paid that debt and in doing so amassed more debt from foreign banks, losing revenue that could have been used for other things thereby contributing to the poverty today. In the early 2000s, the Haitian gov't demanded reparations for this and received none.
@vjorp5332
@vjorp5332 7 лет назад
You forgot to mention one random trivia fact: Napoleon sen't Polish troops to haiti which worked for them in exchange for him promising to restore Poland after conquering Germany. But seeing as how simmilar the situation of people from haitit are to Poles under german/Russian/Austrian rule. Most of the sen't Polish soldiers joined the rebbels and helped them defeat the french. There was no that much of them, but there are now a lot of Haitians which have polish surnames. Though there is no Polish cultural influence.
@JayJay-rf7xp
@JayJay-rf7xp 7 лет назад
Vjorp not true brother it is known that when napoleon soldiers arrived in Haiti and realize that they alone defeated the French in other part of the country some of them decided to join the slave to fight against the French there is a similar story in Europe where the one side admire their enemy tactics and chose to join them. They were coming to reestablish slaveravery in the island
@vjorp5332
@vjorp5332 7 лет назад
What you are wrong about is one thing though. Poles were unwilling to go to Haiti, they wanted to fight Germans and Russians and free their homeland. Not to mention that unlike other parts of europe slavery was considered barbaric and inhuman in Poland. 1. Because Poles and other slavs were once wery often sold as slaves. 2. Poles were very believing catholics and the catholic church condemned slavery. (yes they actually did) 3. At the time Poland was occupied by foreign forces, they they had a very big sentiment towards other opressed groups. You might now know bu Poles were very desperate at the time. Desperate to the point that Polish fighters and Generals participated in random revolutions around europe in hopes that if the revolution succeeds they will get help from that nation. A Polish General known for hatinf communism fighting on the side of the French commune said: "Wherever there is an opressed group and a stroger opressor. it is part of being Polish that you fight for the opressed." Of course that was a very flawed way of thinking. There were cases where when an uprising started, people who did not want it joined in. because it felt "unpolish" to not join the uprising. In the end I think it was more of a moral thing. The people of Haiti were in the same situation of the Polish soldiers; the Polish soldiers instead of saving their ocuntry were sent to opress another, making them the agressors and occupants which wen't against the philosyphy they were raised in. Telling a Pole to stop an uprising of people against their overlord is like telling a muslim to go on a crussade. it won't work out because of ideological differences. (at the time)
@TerenceClark
@TerenceClark 9 лет назад
So I'm going to suggest something a little crazy here. I know this is the internet and all, but perhaps, just perhaps, this video could be used as a jumping off point for discussing the history of the Haitian revolution. You know, as John would say, imagining history complexly. Because it is complex. I'm sure there's tons of incredibly important material John and the Crash Course crew didn't include. Quite a bit of it I'm sure they wish they could have. No matter the reason, I doubt very much if any of the Crash Course crew would be offended if people in the comments took the opportunity to tell those sides of the story. In fact, I imagine they'd be delighted. And perhaps you'd get an audience to your point of view that's already demonstrably ready to learn more about history. Or, you know, accuse them of whitewashing history and carry on screaming at each other.
@martinvadakara7759
@martinvadakara7759 9 лет назад
Thats........smart.
@SlenderCamGaming
@SlenderCamGaming 9 лет назад
Helped me so much for my History assignment. Thanks a lot!
@hubermanhilaire4857
@hubermanhilaire4857 9 лет назад
You guy's are doing a great job,keep up the hard work
@camrockerama
@camrockerama 10 лет назад
Fantastic. My favorite episode of CC World History, and my favorite revolution.
@1987MartinT
@1987MartinT 10 лет назад
Also my favorite revolution.
@camrockerama
@camrockerama 10 лет назад
We have good taste in revolutions.
@Iman131096
@Iman131096 3 года назад
Honestly I feel like presenting such a reduced condensed version of history can do more harm than good. There was so much more to Toussaint than just a guy who "wasn't actually that popular". You can at least put some references and further readings in the description. You can at least *mention* CLR James's Black Jacobins, the most important book on the Haitian revolution, one of the most important history books period. I don't know why I'm writing this about a 7 year old video like it's gonna change anything, but KIDS WATCHING THIS, THIS VIDEO IS NOT NEARLY ENOUGH PLEASE READ THE BLACK JACOBINS
@Jiraiya55
@Jiraiya55 9 лет назад
This video has helped me write two college papers now. Thank you John! Got an 88 on the first one, lets see how the second one goes.
@sapphael.
@sapphael. 6 лет назад
Doing a project on Louverture, thanks for the video it was really interesting and informative!
@ebonymay7906
@ebonymay7906 5 лет назад
I’m not Haitian but I’m proud of Haiti ❤️❤️✊🏾✊🏽✊🏿 They did it for all of our ansestors much love the inspired other enslaved people to fight back and gave them pride. So proud of u Haiti ❤️❤️❤️ THANK U
@TheAwillz
@TheAwillz 9 лет назад
The only reason anyone is mentioning that Haitian Massacre is because A: They know a fact omitted, and feel clever for correcting it. B: That for some reason they want to paint Haitians as brutal rather than reactionary. I just clear don't understand the point. If you enforce slavery on people, with skin colour being the deciding factor, then you simply cannot be surprised when they apply that logic back when the situation reverses. Yes the killing of women and children is a crime, however from a psychological point of view, the treatment of these people in such a way would have more than likely resulted in PTSD and other such psychological traumas that damaged them. This results in a mental state where human life is no longer valued in the same way, therefore leading to the situation where a massacre could take place. Again as a direct result of the psychological repercussions of slavery.
@Haitiforlife
@Haitiforlife 6 лет назад
TheAwillz true
@wyattshelley5483
@wyattshelley5483 6 лет назад
TheAwillz oh gee guess that’s why they forced white women to marry black men or face death. So whites in the island would go extinct. That was just reaction to what the slave owners did. Oh wait except they didn’t.
@Malamockq
@Malamockq 6 лет назад
"Yes the killing of women and children is a crime" Actually no, it was justified. Women are not innocent just because they have vaginas and the children would just grow up to become slave owners themselves. They are all part of the same system, and thus were the enemy. Their actions were entirely logical.
@emilio2647
@emilio2647 6 лет назад
Malamockq by just reading your comment its clear to me that you are sick in your mind.
@Malamockq
@Malamockq 6 лет назад
+Emilio This troll is following me around now because I humiliated it in another comment thread. How pathetic. Ad hominems are a good way to discredit your position and reveal that you have no intellectual arguments. Like most racists, you don't like facts and are biased. Rationalizing and defending slavery is far more sick, if you want to view a sick person, look in the mirror.
@KarkatVantas333
@KarkatVantas333 6 лет назад
Thank you so much! You helped me on my essay on the Haitian Revolution.
@anonymouspotato4783
@anonymouspotato4783 4 года назад
Hi I have the same project, May I borrow your essay? :/
@lafregaste
@lafregaste 5 лет назад
I love how much heart you out into what you say...
@DragoSOW
@DragoSOW 8 лет назад
Dear Crash Course, You made an error in when Napoleon took power. It was in 1799 not 1779 ( 7:47) It seems to be Thought Bubble's fault
@injusticeanywherethreatens265
Yo gotta give props to my Haitian sisters and brothers for pretty much chamging the world! Love from a Nigerian guy from Canada!
@nicholasmitchell2960
@nicholasmitchell2960 9 лет назад
serious John Green at the end almost made me cry.
@judneypierre8956
@judneypierre8956 9 лет назад
this is an amazing program and I thank you for thoroughly teaching all history .... Thought the internet serves as an amazing tool , this is one of the be channels, forms, or sites for pure knowledge ... Keep architeching (not a word but should be the verb of the word) minds
@CarlsonGerelus
@CarlsonGerelus 7 лет назад
Could've also said how Haiti was forced to pay a heavy ransom by France because they gained their independence and took almost 100 years to pay off.
@discopete117
@discopete117 7 лет назад
Carlson Gerelus could've mentioned that Haiti genocided all french speaking whites on the island leading to the imposition of the debt in the first place :^)
@joey3841
@joey3841 4 года назад
I give you a thumbs ups!!! 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👐🏾 for acutely portraying the Haitian 🇭🇹 revolution!!! Thank you 😊
@joeharris3703
@joeharris3703 9 лет назад
Awesome Video, One of the most unnoticed revolutions of the world.
@makingithappenoneday
@makingithappenoneday 8 лет назад
I very much enjoy these crash course series, may it be philosophy, anatomy, or history these are wonderful. like a Mr. Rogers but for the adults. so glad this is out here.
@miketacos9034
@miketacos9034 Год назад
You forgot to mention Haiti still had to pay debt to France for the "lost earnings" of the slave owners.
9 лет назад
wow really cool document mister
@ArmandoJManzueta
@ArmandoJManzueta 7 лет назад
Dominican Here! This video is rather accurate but omits several details. First of all. The French came to conquer the western third of Santo Domingo after Spain Abandoned this part due to the illegal trade with French and British pirates due to the existing monopoly between Spain and its Colonies. Its rule was only acknowledged after the Settlement of the Nine Years war called the treaty of Ryswick of 1697. French dominion of the Spanish two thirds of the Island of Santo Domingo came to be when Spain ceded the colony to France in the Treaty of Basel in 1795 and lasted until 1809 when the Dominicans revolted and we chose to become Spaniards again until 1821 when we declared our first independence but it was thwarted by Haiti in less than two months after declared.
@mixtapemania6769
@mixtapemania6769 4 года назад
👏👏👏 I've seen many Dominicans here falsifying information to paint a narrative of Haitian Brutality and Dominican courage/victimhood. Luckily, people are barely noticing their comments. It's good to see somebody giving the unbiased truth.
7 лет назад
Thank you so much for this episode!!!!
@come2haiti429
@come2haiti429 9 лет назад
Also an important key information to correct a statement made in this video: the Haitians did defeat the French army. Europeans contracted diseases way before the Haitian revolution. The French in Haiti were the most brutal slave masters in the new world. For example, they used to put slaves into barrels and push them down a cliff onto their death. It was an issue of life or death. The will of the slaves to be free was too great for the French army. The French tried to downplay their defeat to say that diseases defeated them not the Haitian army. However, that is not true. The slaves did defeat them. That is why the Haitian revolution remains the greatest slave revolt in history.
@BelleroseQC
@BelleroseQC 9 лет назад
Haiti is still very racist toward Europeans and particularly French people. Martinique and the people there are superior to Haiti in every way.
@proton8689
@proton8689 9 лет назад
François Royal because french and Europe robed them of their little wealth
@BelleroseQC
@BelleroseQC 9 лет назад
Nkosi Carter-Fisher We did that to get back at them for committing genocide upon the ethnic French population on Haiti.
@proton8689
@proton8689 9 лет назад
you call it genocide, i call it justice. if the french never mistreated the slaves, the 'genocide' will have never happened
@BelleroseQC
@BelleroseQC 9 лет назад
Nkosi Carter-Fisher If you call the slaughter of men, women and children who had no involvement in slavery at all "justice", then you are seriously sick in the head and should be telling this not to me, but to a doctor.
@flyingThunderGod
@flyingThunderGod 10 лет назад
Great video
@fclp67
@fclp67 4 года назад
I'm so stuck in the past and depressed that I binge on history videos
@vanessaw7758
@vanessaw7758 6 лет назад
I love your videos! Great job!
@riri3531
@riri3531 5 лет назад
Aimé Césaire wrote a very interesting piece on the Haitian Revolution, btw
@mewthree345jean2
@mewthree345jean2 7 лет назад
I'm Haitian, so I'm learning so much!!
@lyricafils-aime6163
@lyricafils-aime6163 4 года назад
Well done. Love this video!
@WOLFMAN305
@WOLFMAN305 7 лет назад
Thank you crash course, I appreciate you guys so damn much.
@willychrispin1093
@willychrispin1093 9 лет назад
thanks for the explanation. Both of my parents are haitian so the comment you made at the end was very appreciated.
@mcxalain
@mcxalain 8 лет назад
Merci Pour cette vidéo. JE vous salue et vous remercie vivement pour mes ancêtres. Que Dieu vous bénisse!
@kharyrobertson3579
@kharyrobertson3579 10 лет назад
"I know what your saying, this was a recipe for permanent social stability..." I love you John Green, your wit and sarcasm make these videos far more than informational, they are genuinely entertaining.
@tjockad
@tjockad 9 лет назад
I am currently writing a paper at the University of Stockholm about the pantheon of gods in vodou related to women of mixed heritage during the revolutionary period of colonialist Haiti. As a student it would be very helpful if the crashcourse videos had a reference-system where the sources of information was collected in a way so that it is easily accessible to the viewer. I am guessing that this work is already made since research had to be done to create the video in the first place, which is why it would be helpful to have. See, I can't use this info in an academic text because I can't point to where the information was found. I realize that crash course is mainly about education on a different level than an academic one, but regardless the need of source-information is crucial in any educational endeavor. I trust you John, but that's just not enough for my professors. Looking forward to more CrashCourse videos, and take care! //Elin
@Swiftycentral
@Swiftycentral 8 лет назад
This was so useful in the AP exam. God bless you.
@victoriabernard4848
@victoriabernard4848 5 лет назад
I love this guy know do more chats about Haiti 🇭🇹 plz like if u agree
@lalalolo2611
@lalalolo2611 6 лет назад
On that last part, well said John, very well said.
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