Husband/Wife Historians React The American Revolution - OverSimplified (Part 1&2) 

Nice. Do the Napoleonic Wars by Oversimplified next.

Your wife is really intelligent and would love to hear more of her input in other oversimplified videos. I love the chemistry between the two of you, keep it up!

I just found this channel and I'm surprised this is Mrs. Buffs first appearance. You two have great chemistry on camera and I appreciate conversation over "talking head" content.

Im 25 years old and your family life and love for one another makes me want to settle down soon and have a loving family of my own. God bless you guys and keep these history reactions coming, i absolutely love history!

The Declaration of Independence was a unique document at the time, but some of the ideals weren't completely out of left field. For one, the Manga Carta had some ideas of liberty imbedded. Also, John Locke and primarily the Virginia Constitution and Declaration of Rights had a huge influence on Jefferson.

I'm pretty sure I'd never watch these nor even know of them if it wasn't for you doing them. They are very entertaining. Enjoy! 🤘😎🤘

Third Amendment: No Soldier shall, in time of peace be quartered in any house, without the consent of the Owner, nor in time of war, but in a manner to be prescribed by law.

Please do more oversimplified WITH your wife. Awesome reaction.

It's sooo nice you two doing reactions like that together, really appreciate your commentary keep it up pliiiiz 😁

TURN was a great show on AMC about the Culper’s spy ring

Really fun to watch, it was terrific to hear your spouse point out some of the things that Oversimplified left out or got slightly wrong...I especially loved the mythbusting she did of things like Paul Revere's shouts and ride. This is definitely one of Oversimplied's better video series, with a good balance of facts, jokes and run time...and I usually only comment on the joke he/they make about the British government asking the American colonists nicely to pay back the money spent on the 7 Years War, which is obviously not the way the British government went about getting money from the American colonies. Looking forward to more history stuff.

Oversimplified makes great content! Very enjoyable, hope you guys react to all of them.

You guys need an on-air sign... ;) Great reaction.

Thank yall. Very insightful.

this was fun to watch, enjoyed the review. so this channel has The Buff, The Ruff, The Tuff(kid) and now for the first time and possibly future reviews, The Stuff.

The both of u saying what at the same time was hilarious

Love your reactions. 😊

Woah was "Garbage tea" needed in that sentence 😂

Woot! Welcome to 'the RU-vid' Mrs Buff!! (May I just say, the two of you are adorable and perfectly in tune!) These are great, y'all. As an historian myself (Epidemiology, African American, ancient Near Eastern, and British History), I am loving these history videos. Buff, I think maybe you're referring to the Quartering Acts which required the colonists specifically to house and feed the British soldiers whenever the numbers exceeded their barracks, etc. These acts...did Not go over well. Lol). Interestingly, Crispus Attucks was both Black and Indigenous (Attucks is an Algonquian word meaning deer). March 5th is Crispus Attucks' day in Boston!

Beautiful couple. Live your insights. Thank you

Since she mentioned Hamilton at the end and his contributions, I think it would be awesome for you guys to react to the musical Hamilton and how Lin Manuel Miranda told his story and the research he dedicated for the lyrics and overall story. It is quite long tho

Georgia was the colony that did not send delegates to First Continental Congress.

you two together, team, interesting fun educational/informational repartee, keep it up, grow your channel

The simultaneous speaking got me xD 39:05

Your voice sounds much better. Sounds great.

Could you react to the punic war by oversimplified? Regardless, great reaction. I actually learned a lot of new details about the American Revolution.

When she said, it's not the British are coming, it's the redcoats, I instantly flashed back to kindergarten and realized that IS what I was taught. It was the "redcoats." But as I got older, my mind just changed it to "British."

It took awhile but I see you finally brought the "Eye Candy" in to help you. 😁 I mean come on dude, a pretty woman with a killer smile ain't gonna ever hurt the views. Do you have any idea how long I thought John Paul Jones was only the bassist for Led Zeppelin? LOL. Was wondering, did you and the wife ever see the tv show, "Turn?" It's about George Washington's spy network based on Long Island. I think it ran 5 seasons. Being that I live on Long Island and recognized many of the places in the show, I was curious to see how accurate your wife thinks the show is if she saw it. Oh, I see that you did. LOL.

I've never learned much about american revolution because it's not as important to Europeans as it is to you, but I can't help but wonder, how much different the world could have been if the British attacked instead of deciding for a siege.

5th Generation Great Grandfather 2nd Continental Army NC. K.I.A. after the surrender of Cornwallis in scurmashes with loyalists. His son received his "reward" 630ish Acre in Tennessee Territory and a small cash thing. All of the family contributed to the war. His name was Enos Bissell (Bizzell)

Having the worst time ever. My maternal grandmother is Cherokee, but is not on rolls. She was born in NE Arkansas, Birth Certificate say Star City. She knows nothing of her story. She is gone now, but where would some one start. Because there seems to be another birth certificate. She grew up in an Native American Orphanage in Pryor, OK. We can't trace back her native ancestry

I agree. Ben was wrong.

We had every right to tax you guys after protecting you against the French to begin with. Also "the shot heard around the world" that was fired first came from the colonists. All i agree with from the american side of this is the none representation in higher places

Now THAT is a FIND!! Bless y'all! As for the 'housing British troops'....yeah, lots of angry horny young soldiers IN YOUR HOUSE with your DAUGHTERS and your super-pissed-off young SONS...isn't that a fine recipe! OH, my, I gotta go support that other channel too. DAMN, that's creative!

Well not a phrase, it's in the 3rd amendment lol

Do ww2 next!!

Also The patriot was GREAT and clearly loosely based around the back countrymen who rose up against “The butcher” Tarlington. Can’t for the life of me remember the actor who played the character meant to portray him but easily one of the best villain performances ever. I HATED him lol

Oh and,ma'am, you need to do more oversimplified. But speak up! Don't wait for hubby to ask you a question. You're a history teacher, teach. I've watched many history teachers react to oversimplified as well as a couple other great history videos such as the Hustory oc the entire world I guess, the fallen of ww2 which as won quite a few awards, and boatlift:the story of 9/11. And each teacher would add more context and knowledge as this video is thorough but it's not meant to be in depth. Many history teachers went on to show this and the others I mentioned in their classes bc you LEARN much more from an engaging video than a dry textbook.

Your a 108. She is 119

I wish he talked more about the Southern Campaign as SC has the most Revolutionary War battles and skirmishes. General Francis Marion is also a forgotten hero. Tarleton essentially named him the Swamp Fox. Also I have an ancestor who fought at Kings Mountain. Thomas Jefferson basically called that battle the turning point of the war. Col. Patrick Ferguson was the only Brit at the battle. When the Tories initially tried to surrender they shouted “Quarter!” The Patriots shouted back “Tarleton’s quarter!” Which meant they were going to give back the brutality of the British. If it weren’t for Cleveland, it likely would’ve ended up a massacre. One final thing is tradition says you’re supposed to put a rock on Ferguson’s grave on Kings Mountain to send him one stone closer to Hell.

History That Doesn't Suck is an hour long biweekly podcast, covering American history. It started in early 1760s, there are over 120 episodes (so 120 hours of in depth history) and we are only in 1917.

Maybe cut the part where you basically tell your kid to shut up.

She mostly knows what she's talking about but if you want a better understanding of the American Revolution listen to a podcast called history that doesn't suck.

I've never learned much about american revolution because it's not as important to Europeans as it is to you, but I can't help but wonder, how much different the world could have been if the British attacked instead of deciding for a siege.