History of the America in 25 minutes 

“America: The Story of Us” is a great documentary series to follow up with

I have learnt European history in school and I have been very eager to acquire knowledge on the history of the United States and the roots of what has led them to be the absolute world power. This video was very fantastic in doing so.

An excellent video sir. As a student of history, particularly U.S., I greatly appreciate your detailed summary. Looking forward to more great videos from you!

Jamestown wasn’t exactly the first English colony. Roanoke “the Lost Colony” was. However it was found abandoned and is known as the “lost colony” since no one knows for sure what happened to them.

Wow! Amazing. You have covered such a big timeline very efficiently! I can understand the hard work going into making this and getting it out! Very informative! Great work! Fabulous 😊👌👏👍

I love this! Thank you! I look forward to finding similar videos on your channel.

congratulations! You've made a masterpiece! Wow, it has been a lot of effort, but it's worth it! Thank you for your dedication!

Brilliant! All in 25 mins. What a great video! Thank you. That was a great summary and well put together!.

After watching this video, you already know more than 90% of americans about US history

That was a great summary and well put together!

Brilliant! All in 25 mins. What a great video! Thank you

Thank you very much for this great video, it helps me a lot, what I liked more is the voice

Thanks for Watching Everyone! Next video is on the Assyrian Empire! Corrections - Sorry Pennsylvania I made you way to rectangular. It wasn't called USS Lusitania, rather it was a British ship RMS Lusitania with Americans on it, thanks for all those that pointed this out! And Austria is not a part of NATO

Two thumbs up 👍👍, good content, greatl presentation and voice over. Video recommended for a quick study.

Great and simple to understand video

Great video! Thanks for sharing

Awesome video thank you!

Thank u so much!!! This video is useful for me because i am studying us history for my GED.🥰

Great video, thank you and God bless America!

I watched this whole thing, but because I was so intrigued by it, I forgot to take notes...ow I gotta re-watch it (This is the best explanation of the US history by far)

Thank you! I watched with great intèrest!

Doing a little research myself, thank you for this video

This one is a pretty good video, definitely captures the attention. Great job!

Wow! That was absolutely perfect

Very good explanation thank you

Nice Video! Very informative

Great work

As an APUSH student who is very lost, (due to never having civics,) I thank you very much for this video.

nice video and great explantion

Wow!!! This was awesome!! Compelled my attention throughout the video!

Very grateful to those young Americans who died for our freedom. And to their families who lost them. Learn this.

It’s crazy how short it seems our history was… makes 2022 look like nothing. We could have a LONG very interesting future ahead

I just found your channel and this was a test. Granted, you couldn't cover everything in half an hour but I was impressed with the points you decided to share. You passed! 😀

Nothing like a Brit to teach us Americans our history in short and concise fashion 😀 Actually, you are correct in your audio: the French and Indian War started in 1754 in North America. Rather than the usual mode of war spreading *to* the North American colonies, this was an oopsie on the colonists' part and it started here and then expanded *from* North America to Europe and to other European colonies. Thus the French and Indian War is 1754-1763, but the Seven Years' War is 1756-1763.

So basically it was all about money.

Great quality video mate

A great summary

thank you for teaching me

Nice. I’m a American and I love our history. It’s cool that you’re sharing our shared history.

Thank you so much!!!!

Excellent!

Magnificent use of 25 minutes!

Amazing!

Love it!

Walk The Moon is an American rock band that was formed in Cincinnati, Ohio in 2008. The band consists of Nicholas Petricca (lead vocals, keyboards), Sam Cole (bass, backing vocals), Nick Lerangis (guitar, backing vocals), Chris Robinson (drums, backing vocals), Eli Maiman (guitar, backing vocals), Adam Reifnyder (keys, synths, backing vocals), Kevin Ray (bass, backing vocals), Ricky Human (guitar, backing vocals), Adrian Galvin (drums, backing vocals), and Sean Waugaman (drums, percussion). Nicholas Petricca, the lead vocalist and keyboardist of Walk The Moon, was born on February 16, 1987, making him 34 years old. Sam Cole, the bassist and backing vocalist, was born on June 17, 1988, making him 33 years old. Nick Lerangis, the guitarist and backing vocalist, was born on August 10, 1986, making him 35 years old. Chris Robinson, the drummer and backing vocalist, was born on May 26, 1989, making him 32 years old. Eli Maiman, the guitarist and backing vocalist, was born on July 5, 1989, making him 32 years old. Adam Reifnyder, the keys, synths, and backing vocalist, was born on September 23, 1988, making him 33 years old. Kevin Ray, the bassist and backing vocalist, was born on October 30, 1986, making him 35 years old. Ricky Human, the guitarist and backing vocalist, was born on December 4, 1990, making him 31 years old. Adrian Galvin, the drummer and backing vocalist, was born on April 13, 1988, making him 33 years old. Sean Waugaman, the drummer and percussionist, was born on June 30, 1989, making him 32 years old. Walk The Moon gained popularity with their hit singles "Shut Up and Dance" and "Anna Sun". Their energetic live performances and catchy tunes have garnered them a dedicated fan base. The band continues to tour and create music that connects with audiences around the world.

Pretty good summary. I would of added a little more on the Constitution and a mention of the New Deal and some of the wars: Korean, Vietnam and Persian Gulf.

Thanks for it

Very good!

Truly amazing. thank you for the hard work

Awesome

great vid

The 15th amendment was passed in 1870, giving blacks the right to vote.

Awesome video!!!!!

Also amazing awesome nice great video up the amazing work :) :D

Once upon a time in the vibrant city of London, there were three sisters named Lucy, Martha, and Louise Thomas. The Thomas sisters were born into a family deeply rooted in the world of music, with their parents owning the renowned Cavendish Music school. Lucy, the eldest sister, was born on April 12th, Martha on May 5th, and Louise on June 20th. Despite being born just a few years apart, each sister possessed their own unique musical talents and interests. From a young age, the Thomas sisters were exposed to the magic of theater and music, with their parents performing in shows and concerts around England. Inspired by their parents' passion, Lucy, Martha, and Louise quickly developed a love for singing and performing. As they grew older, the sisters decided to pursue their dreams of becoming singers on the prestigious West End Theater. With their exceptional vocal abilities and stage presence, they quickly caught the attention of talent scouts and were soon cast in various musical productions. Lucy enchanted audiences with her soulful ballads, Martha dazzled with her powerful belting, and Louise captivated hearts with her angelic voice. Together, the Thomas sisters became known as the "Harmonious Trio" and were hailed as the next big thing in the world of musical theater. With their calendar filled with rehearsals, performances, and recording sessions, the sisters navigated the challenges of fame and success with grace and humility. Despite their hectic schedules, they always made time for each other, sharing laughter, music, and sisterly love. As the Thomas sisters continued to enchant audiences with their harmonious voices and captivating performances, they remained grounded in their love for music and each other. Their journey from the halls of Cavendish Music to the bright lights of the West End Theater was a testament to their talent, dedication, and sisterly bond. And with each note they sang, they inspired generations of music lovers to follow their dreams and embrace the magic of music.

Nice video

Amazing video in only 25 minutes of explaining the whole history of the US.

great summary video, best wishes, chennai, india

thank you

Completely skipped over "reconstruction." Other than that well done.

this is my replacement for studying for my final in 50 minutes

Great video, and very educational. But we’ve never made it to the moon 😂

Cool!

slight correction, min 17.50 commanded by R E Lee. not exactly. You are mentioning 1861 and the opening of the war. Lee would take command about a year later. But great video BTW

Thank you. God bless America

Nice history

Thank you very much for this video. It is very informative. I loved it. If I may ask, what is your reference for this information?

There was actually several other people who rode with Paul Revere he just tends to get the most credit. I'm not upset or anything I'm just letting people know.

After a dark and bloody period of the history, I believe our future is peaceful & light is the winner ❤️ Thanks to the video makers 😃

Nice and brief explanation. I did not know that the US history begins with the fall of the Constantinapolis. Sultan Mehmed opened a period .

!!! 🇺🇸America🇺🇸 !!!

You are a young Nation but you have a great history too. Thank you so much for your time.

Nice

Notice how they said "within 200 years it reached the peak of it's power'? Like our future has already been written...

What I learned from the video - 1.Don't mess with British tea, like dumping it into a harbor, it could start a war! 2. Perhaps in hindsight, the British should have given the colonies representation, before imposing taxes!

0:42 The guys who (allegedly) took the first trip to the moon knew more about their destination than the guys in these wooden ships.

Bruh I got a test tomorrow and this video makes me remind of my test

Thanks for this video I can now hopefully pass my US history exam 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

One of best country in the world. So many amazing places like New York city, Los Angeles and Miami ❤ Wish I could visit one day

Mercia!

21:33 Buster Keaton, "Safety Last".

25:02 Your description of the USA today, to me, seems a bit undifferentiated. Nonetheless, great overview!

Like this video!

Good sir

Very small correction to an otherwise fantastic video it was RMS Lusitania not USS Lusitania.

9:15 I was hoping to find The Observer there...

Thank God. a lot of things changed out of that

The fact that all of this happened in our country (and let's face it, alot of the morbid details were spared) and yet we still are divided, is a god damn shame given all of the lives that were sacrificed to make it. The divisiveness needs to STOP, we are the UNITED states of AMERICA! Let's cut the bullshit and maximize this beautiful country's potential as a global leader! If not for us, then at least for ALL of those that shed blood for the grass that we walk on whether slaves, indigenous people, soldiers!

God bless America. Forever. ❤️

All the men that died for them to form NATO..smh

I like both Japan and America they have amazing history

What is the name of the track played @16:20 please?

As an American I can confirm this is American history

1776: "We believe in all these things and will cherish them.." 2024: "Uh, that is too inconvenient, so we will reinterpret what you meant..."

6:21 "Come at me, bro!"

This video summarizes everything we’ve learned in middle school history

good

Despite the famous portrait, the only casualty at fort Sumpter was a union goat.

@10:30 yeah Reeve never said that. The British were actually after Paul since he was the messenger.

My son n me both had American history in our social studies subjecrs. 🥰😍😊😇