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The Age of Discovery: A Complete Overview 

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@MadeInHistory
@MadeInHistory Год назад
What are some of your theories about the Age of Discovery?
@SuperiorDave
@SuperiorDave Год назад
I think the uap pilots did things to advance humans, like crash.
@ShreyanshShei
@ShreyanshShei Год назад
Excellent video! How you make videos and do research for videos ? Please share with us
@kennypool
@kennypool Год назад
Civilization is millions of years older than we now believe. Just look at Gobleki tepi. We're learning more about our past every day, and more about past global catastrophic events
@spiritualanarchist8162
@spiritualanarchist8162 Год назад
greed ;)
@wizard4203
@wizard4203 10 месяцев назад
the european powers were so technologically advanced, they dominated every place they discovered. considering europe's millenia of conflict, it is reasonable for the european powers to be exploitative. its all they knew. and they knew if they didn't take it, some other euro cunt would. the old world, especially the mediterranean, was an absolute crucible of warfare and violence, for 2000+ years, from greece to the age of discovery. they had to rapidly develop powerful technologies and strategies just to survive at all. when these europeans, these monsters of war, made contact with chill indigenous people, or even the warlike ones, the indigenous did not stand a chance. and the euro's knew no other way. people like to shit on colonialism, and they have a point, but i can't help but be deeply impressed by the might of european culture.
@imraanjalal5358
@imraanjalal5358 Год назад
Absolutely brilliant trip into history. With introspection, I wouldn’t be alive today. One of my ancestors was captured by the Dutch, holding him for ransom as he was the son of the sultan of the Moluccas. The Dutch brought him as a prisoner to the Cape in the 1700’s. He never went back to his home and made a life in this new land after being freed from his imprisonment.
@DenUitvreter
@DenUitvreter 5 месяцев назад
And that's how Arabic was the first script the language of Afrikaans was written in. Afrikaans was the language of the settled working class, the VOC-ers wrote in Dutch.
@all-thingstv
@all-thingstv Год назад
I remember when you only had 800 subs, I have been folllowing you ever since, I am so glad you blew up and that your channel grew so much! Your content is amazing and you put lot’s of effort and research into it which I respect. Thank you for putting out these videos and congrats on reaching 80K subscribers!
@MadeInHistory
@MadeInHistory Год назад
That’s incredible! Thanks for sticking around for the journey!
@binalcensored2104
@binalcensored2104 9 месяцев назад
The most important scholars of Renaissance humanism consider Prince Henry the Navigator to be the most important man in European history. As attested by a letter written by the Italian sage Poggio Bracciolini to the Infante, in 1448-1449. The literate Italian compares his achievements to those of Alexander the Great, or those of Julius Caesar, praising them even more for being conquests of places unknown to all Humanity. Poggio Bracciolini (1380 - Florence, 1459), was one of the most important humanists of the Italian Renaissance. Without a doubt, no one else in history has managed to make their actions change the world as much as Prince Henry. He transformed the old world of small villages frozen in time, into a world where the entire planet is part, where all cultures become part of human knowledge. Especially poor old Europe, full of famine, will benefit most from this. Until then, rich Arab and Asian merchants said that Europe was so poor that the only valuable merchandise were white European slaves. The world becomes truly global. However, in the 19th century the war for European national pride will make other countries that were looking for the scepter of glory in European history, try to destroy the importance of Henry the Navigator to assume the throne of global history themselves and the only way to achieve this was by accusing him of having "invented" slavery, which is totally false and scandalously shameful on the part of all those who wrote books full of lies just to try to impose slavery on him. It is so criminally false that there is not a single true document linking it to slavery. Only after the death of Henry the navigator in 1460 did slavery become necessary for the Americas, which had not yet been discovered at the time of Henry's death. Therefore, the only way to denigrate him was to say that he took the slaves to the sugar plantations in Madeira. But at the time of his death, Madeira produced little more than cereals. It was the Flemish, Jewish and Genoese who introduced sugar to Madeira. They had already exploited sugar and slaves for over 100 years in the Mediterranean and especially in Sicily. The Portuguese did not know about sugar and even less about the slavery of Africans. In 1441, the first black people arrived in Portugal, who were brought by Antão Gonçalves, in the Rio do Ouro region. The captives and not slaves, as the racists like to call them, were treated very well, but Andahu, the native chief, constantly asked to be allowed to return to his land. Infante D. Henrique acceded to his wish, and Antão Gonçalves, when he went back to the Coast of Africa, took the black leader with him. The relationship with the king of Congo was so good that the Congolese elites began to adopt noble titles, that is, they wanted to be called counts and even dukes. In the following centuries, the Dutch and companies of German-Jewish capital arrived, and from then until the Belgian king's hands were cut off, the situation of the Portuguese was completely reversed. Unfortunately, anti-Catholic and anti-Lusophone propaganda spends millions of dollars every year, just to "sow" false stories, designed to praise profit maximization, perpetuating human exploitation and destruction of the planet, through financing books, written intentionally to blame others for their own atrocities. However, there is a big difference between what Europeans read and what they see when they get to know Portugal and the Portuguese. The difference between mere dogmatic theory and knowledge through experience was precisely what the Discoveries introduced and that was what made humanity evolve like never before. Therefore, if we go back to blindly believing in mere propagandistic theory, we will be going back 500 years. What everyone can really see is that the world has completely changed from before to after Henry the Navigator!
@francisfree2010
@francisfree2010 7 месяцев назад
😊❤
@wonderwiseS2
@wonderwiseS2 Год назад
Still to this day i'm impressed how a small Kingdom like Portugal did all that. Massive respect.
@gfish9636
@gfish9636 Год назад
Didn't you watch? They used technology developed by other cultures.
@wonderwiseS2
@wonderwiseS2 Год назад
@@gfish9636 Are you drunk? They were pioneers in sailing, built the caravels based on their fishing vessels and were the first to cross Africa via sea and win the spice trade from the Ottoman Empire. To be fair, all other European Empires copied them.
@gfish9636
@gfish9636 Год назад
@@wonderwiseS2 If I were 💩 faced I'd still comprehend better than you. You're a real gem . Dense and smugnorant Enjoy
@thornil2231
@thornil2231 Год назад
Respect? I assume you "respect" the mafia as well.
@wonderwiseS2
@wonderwiseS2 Год назад
@@thornil2231 Are you seriously comparing modern day Mafia to civilizations from the 1500? Lmao
@odarrien
@odarrien 11 месяцев назад
Very well put together and researched! My maternal grandfather's lineage is French and my dad's is African through the triangular trade. My country, St Vincent and the Grenadines in the Eastern Caribbean, went back and forth between French and British rule for many years until finally staying under British rule from the late 1700s until independence in 1979. Neighbouring islands of St Lucia and Dominica still have strong French influences evident in their culture, and of course Martinique and Guadeloupe are still French territories.
@fabiodeoliveiraribeiro1602
@fabiodeoliveiraribeiro1602 Год назад
After the first successes and conquests in India, Portugal's main objective at the beginning of the 16th century was the conquest of China. The Portuguese king even dispatched an Ambassador to Beijing with two tasks: to celebrate the first trade agreements between Portugal and China and; spy on the Chinese and assess their defensive capabilities. The mission commanded by Tomé Pires was held in Canton, after leaving for Pequin the Portuguese were arrested on various charges (espionage, cannibalism, etc.) and eventually executed. Only after this Embassy failed did the King of Portugal abandon his dream of conquering China and decided to invest 1/3 of the crown's annual income in the construction of the city of Salvador in Brazil to centralize and intensify the colonial exploitation of his largest colony. Tomé de Sousa was responsible for being the first governor general of Brazil.
@franciscolourenco5641
@franciscolourenco5641 7 месяцев назад
Interessante... Consegue fornecer literatura sobre o assunto? Obrigado
@RumAndSlowpoke
@RumAndSlowpoke 3 месяца назад
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@terrystyles5271
@terrystyles5271 Год назад
I can't believe how much I just learned in 55 minutes. Great video.
@MadeInHistory
@MadeInHistory Год назад
That’s great to hear!
@sirusjohnsepar4248
@sirusjohnsepar4248 11 месяцев назад
Wonderful thanks so much best wishes sirus London
@claramente8087
@claramente8087 Год назад
The Spanish Armada never was defeted by Drake, most of the Spanish Armada returned to Spain because the storms. Next year, the British Armada with Drake and Norris was absolutely defeted and destroyed by the Spanish Army...
@skipperson4077
@skipperson4077 Год назад
a quick google search indicates around half of the Spanish Armada didn't return. There are different counts of both losses and total ships and yes it's known many ships wrecked rather than being combat losses but "most of the Spanish Armada returned to Spain" doesn't appear to be accurate. Drake's subsequent invasion of Spain was indeed a disaster.
@claramente8087
@claramente8087 Год назад
@@skipperson4077 It is known that exactly 28 ships did not returned and the total number for the Gran Armada were 131 ships , so It is not a half neither 1/3 It is less than 1/4. Please take a look at google in the correct place.
@skipperson4077
@skipperson4077 Год назад
@@claramente8087 Could you cite your source? It does appear I need to revise downward my numbers but the historical truth as sometimes happens appears quite complex and there is wide various in numbers of ships comprising the Armada. what wiki says: The number of ships lost have been debated - a detailed study by Spanish naval historian Fernandez Duro in the mid 1880's claimed that 63 in total were lost.[115] Historian José Luis Casado Soto examined the fate of each ship creating individual dossiers and claimed that 35 ships were lost.[116] In addition it was noted that of the 122 Armada ships that entered the English Channel, 87 returned from their voyage through the Channel and around the British isles.[117] However these figures don't include eight that were unaccounted for.[118] Other historians have done further research; Neil Hanson, Robert Hutchinson, Colin Martin and Geoffrey Parker all researched the Armada ships that had returned coming to the same conclusion. The overall figure of between 44 and 51 ships being lost overall - with more detailed breakdowns in the number of ships that set sail along with their fate.[119][120] That figure being a third of the fleet had been sunk, captured, wrecked or scuttled.[121] American historian Garrett Mattingly noted that only 66 ships returned to Spain, with another returning later in the year.[122] The losses did not include the smaller vulnerable ships like the pataches and zarbas,[123] of which around seventeen were lost.[124] Even though most of the ships had returned, many of them were severely damaged from either the storms, and English gunfire. One hulk the Doncella sank after they had cast anchor in Santander, and the Santa Anna was accidentally burned within a few days of entering San Sebastian.[125] In addition the severely damaged galleons San Marcos and San Francisco were broken up, the guns and the timber being sold off. As many as half of the fleet were unfit for further service and as a result a number were scuttled, broken up or left to rot.[126] Furthermore, Spanish sources state that no more than 11,000 perished.[127][128][129] Philip's administrators, bureaucrats and secretaries documented, dated and filed everything that went on in all corners of the Spanish empire, and all those records are still kept in the National Archives of Spain and the Escorial. The number of men lost was extracted from the paymaster distribution lists.[130] A detailed analysis of the human cost of the campaign reveals that 25,696 men left Coruña and 13,399 returned.[131] Even after arrival the men were near death from disease, as the conditions were very cramped, and most of the ships had run out of food and water. More Armada survivors later died in Spain or on hospital ships in Spanish harbours from diseases contracted during the voyage. A large number of prominent Spanish commanders also died, many after having arrived in port. Vice Admiral of the fleet and commander of the Guipuzcoa Squadron, Miguel de Oquendo suffering from battle wounds and a fever, died at Coruña two days after arriving. Another was the Biscayan squadron commander Juan Martínez de Recalde, who also succumbed the same way.[132] The Duke of Medina Sidonia also fell ill on his return and nearly succumbed; he was not blamed by Philip, who allowed him to return home to convalesce. Hutchinson claimed that the number of survivors was just over 50% but these numbers however do not include the Portuguese, the Neapolitans and the galley slaves.[133] while Hanson claimed that fewer than 10,000 men (38%) survived the expedition.[134]
@Info_nexus01
@Info_nexus01 Год назад
I've posted a video abt how mughals entered indian subcontinent"""
@wonderwiseS2
@wonderwiseS2 Год назад
The "Spanish Armada", they had the Portuguese naval power with them at that time.
@hermanosoares3860
@hermanosoares3860 Год назад
Portugal was great!❤🇵🇹
@raywheeler6822
@raywheeler6822 2 месяца назад
You were slavers.....now, nothing. That is great
@hermanosoares3860
@hermanosoares3860 2 месяца назад
@@raywheeler6822 you still ignorant…
@jayb-wickorsnow5956
@jayb-wickorsnow5956 Год назад
Awesome content on this history channel. Thanks
@MadeInHistory
@MadeInHistory Год назад
Thanks for watching! So happy you enjoyed it!
@juniormichael354
@juniormichael354 Год назад
This was a good journey to history😊
@rogeriobranco2152
@rogeriobranco2152 6 месяцев назад
It would have been a very different world if the Portuguese had backed Christopher Columbus in his planned voyage to reach India and instead discovered America.
@Uzair_Of_Babylon465
@Uzair_Of_Babylon465 Год назад
Great video keep it up you're doing amazing things 😁👍
@MadeInHistory
@MadeInHistory Год назад
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!
@MotDoiAnLac258
@MotDoiAnLac258 11 месяцев назад
Thank you again
@cardboardempire
@cardboardempire Год назад
I always find it amusing that when explaining the slave trade in Africa, it is greatly glossed over that the majority of slaves came from African territory warfare and chieftains selling subects to traders. It is very popular to declare that the United States was the only nation to engage in the slave trade. Slavery is a profession as old as homo erectus.
@jasonhaven7170
@jasonhaven7170 10 месяцев назад
That doesn't make it okay to buy slaves. You're complicit.
@cardboardempire
@cardboardempire 10 месяцев назад
@@jasonhaven7170 That doesn't make it okay to sell others into slavery. You're complicit
@blockmasterscott
@blockmasterscott 9 месяцев назад
I hear ya. From today’s history, you would think that the Americans ruled the world slave trade and captured the slaves all by themselves. The truth is, slavery had been around ever since man could talk, and South America dwarfed us when it came to slave numbers. And it was non Caucasians that went into interior Africa to capture slaves that they SOLD to Westerners. But people just love to blame whitey.
@fleckcadeau2382
@fleckcadeau2382 Месяц назад
​@@cardboardempire yes slavery has always been a well documented part of human history. However, it's that chattel slavery that took the world by storm. The idea that the slave were completely subhuman and that even their offspring could never have the ability to assimilate into the society in which parents were enslaved. The pain of steaking efforts included false science that plagues the world to this day.
@albashir7140
@albashir7140 Год назад
Thank you that was brilliant ❤
@youtubehatesus2651
@youtubehatesus2651 11 месяцев назад
just found channel and greatly enjoying. thank you
@MadeInHistory
@MadeInHistory 11 месяцев назад
Glad you enjoy it!
@KayAteChef
@KayAteChef Год назад
The software narrator is actually not bad for software. Not as good as a human like Bettany Hughes or David Attenborough, but acceptable.
@Heavy-metaaal
@Heavy-metaaal 7 месяцев назад
I'm from Brazil. Still today there is prejudice against black people in many ways. It's a very, very discussed issue here. I see many Europeans practicing racism. If you do this kind of thing here in Brazil, you go to jail immediately.
@mariaglorica9435
@mariaglorica9435 2 месяца назад
E isto dito por um brasileiro,onde é conhecido como um país dos mais racistas, até dentro dos diferentes estados e etnias.Se isso fosse verdade, você estaria na cadeia. Está lá,ou ainda não o apanharam?
@mariaglorica9435
@mariaglorica9435 2 месяца назад
Já que me fez abrir a boca, fiquei sabendo, que há 60 anos que trabalho com +-
@allannewcomb7215
@allannewcomb7215 Год назад
Wonderful summary
@MadeInHistory
@MadeInHistory Год назад
Thank you! Glad you liked it!
@estranhokonsta
@estranhokonsta Год назад
Thanks. Not bad overall for a more popular history effort at centuries of history in just 50mn. I don't know if that it is really possible to ever give a "fair" account given the limitations but this video does make a pretty good attempt. So here is my 50mn critic/opinion/rant about your video. Note that i am not one to be very cautious with my words (take it as you see fit). I hope that even you don't agree with any of the following, at least you appreciate the effort 😉 History should give a more factual view of the world and leave the morals to the readers. Which is of course never easy since we all have our own morals views. And the "age of exploration" (the usual label) is so extreme in so many ways. But being factual is still the gold standard to make the distinction between history and political/morals editorial views. In this video there are still some weird rhetoric and labelling here and there coming from older/newer low knowledge and distorted morals. They are our old (and newer trends) intellectual and cultural baggage that is so hard to left behind. That means that there are still many places where one can point the finger. It is these small details that take away from the credibility of the author and from the whole video. But there were also places where you managed to avoid those ignorant rhetoric. Like for example when you described the Tordesillas treaty as a pact o non-aggression and influence between the 2 powers instead of showing it as the usual dumb "dividing the whole world between the 2 countries" or whatever other thing. Or you didn't bring the dumbest of all the arguments "why they say that they discovered things if they already existed"? Or why is the history of the age of exploration told and taught to me (a "westerner" in a western school) so much centered on the point of view of the "westerners"? When one hears such a 3 years olds questions coming from supposedly adults, the cringe level can only go trough the roof. Sometimes one does descend into weird though like "Are these people really so protected in their life that they really think that the world is made of bunnies and flowers"? Or were they never forced by reality to think by themselves about such basic everyday things? And overall thankfully it does seem that you tried to avoid most of these non-arguments. It is the attention to these details that give credibility to the author and the whole narrative. I must say that i have been left with a much more positive view of the whole video than a negative one. One good aspect is how you managed to put so much history about the non-european countries and how they were affected by all of this european movement. So much of that history is left behind (and was destroyed) in the typical historical accounts. And for the most part, it seem that you didn't explicitly try to portray them as some dumb utopic and enlightened people oppressed by the evil europeans. Though one must note that there were many cases where the descriptions, left as they were themselves, could (and will surely be) be interpreted that way by mindless uncaring people. You managed to bring plenty of the slavery facts in there. It could have been much better but such a subject is probably the hardest to talk about without going on some weird tangents. For example you showed the barbarity and cruelty of the whole thing without trying to put some evil hat on the europeans vs the poor oppressed nations. You mentioned also the complicity of those nations. But you mentioned the long term harsh influence that these complicity had on the whole place and people. One counter balance to this discourse that you probably should have tried to add is the barbarity of the slave trade in the whole place before the european arrived. You did add that the slave trade already existed and such, but showing the horror film (that cannot be denied. respect to the uncountable victims) of the european part without showing the other horror film that happened without them (that cannot be denied. respect to the uncountable victims) is really too biased. i am not even mentioning more pedantic things like the fact that most historical presentation on youtube uses more modern labels (or even foreign ones) for things that would probably never be recognized by the people of the time. But i must say to these people. Come on. To who is this video directed at? To the people of that time or to a 21 century audience. Are you going to have to use ecclesiastic Latin you want to make a video about the bible in the middle ages or whatever? At most you could push for the popularization of the original labels. That is one thing that i think as a great idea. Bring the native names, ideas and culture to balance the more "modernly distorted ones". And what if the native labels and views end up naturally be the new modern view? So be it. That shows that they deserve there place. There is a catch in my latest argument. I am making the same weird assumption that the whole world follows the same values, language and cultural heritage. That is the "real modern idea" brought by the internet. The illusion that we are all neighbours in a small village. Who knows? Maybe some day that will turn into something with real basis? Though i believe that for it to be realized, we certainly will need for a very different mentality from the old idea of what is an isolated villager. A mix between a small community and a global one... is such a thing possible? Probably another utopia but who knows? Yeah. it is really not an easy thing to show the history of centuries in just over 50mn. I think any attempt (by anyone) will be always be full of weaknesses. But as long as it is done in sincerity and open mind, i think it is a work deserving of respect.
@Ethereal_dust
@Ethereal_dust 10 месяцев назад
Is there any channel(s) under your radar that is providing factual history?
@pedroteixeira_de_PORTUGAL
@pedroteixeira_de_PORTUGAL Год назад
As a Portuguese person, I will tell you something that will surprise you, Christopher Columbus was Portuguese, and he discovered the Guanahani Islands, not through Portuguese boats, but with Spanish boats, why? : Because the world was divided in half by the Treaty of Trodesillas ( one part for SPAIN another to PORTUGAL) where one part belonged to the Spanish and the other to Portuguese, and the islands of Guanahani were part of the Spanish quadrant, saying that the Portuguese discovered America was the same as saying that Portugal would break the treaty of Tordesillas and that would imply WAR, so the two kingdoms agreed to say that the Christopher Columbus he was Italian
@pedroteixeira_de_PORTUGAL
@pedroteixeira_de_PORTUGAL 10 месяцев назад
@@shemraschke Yes, the Treaty was signed in 1494 and Cristovão discovered America in 1492, but the Treaty began to be negotiated a few years earlier, where the Spanish quadrant was already defined to the East and the Portuguese quadrant to the West, the dividing line. I don't believe that something so important was discussed and signed in 1494. In my opinion, this discussion must have started a few years earlier!!!!!
@pedroteixeira_de_PORTUGAL
@pedroteixeira_de_PORTUGAL 10 месяцев назад
@@shemraschke I thought I was talking to someone who knows the history of politics, boy, other countries? you must be referring to Portugal, which was indeed the world power in navigation, where its navigators discovered the sea route to India, the true objective of the Spanish crown, but where King John II of Portugal hired Columbus, a Portuguese spy to send Columbus and the crown of Spain far away from the Indies, and even so there was a rectification in the treaty because we already knew that there was Brazil in the quadrant of Spain... when you talk about other countries you should refer to Portugal!!!!!
@jelletiegelaar9904
@jelletiegelaar9904 10 месяцев назад
Colombus was born in Genua..... And he lived in Portugal for a while. He met his wife there i believe.
@pedroteixeira_de_PORTUGAL
@pedroteixeira_de_PORTUGAL 10 месяцев назад
@@jelletiegelaar9904 Spain already has Columbo's DNA, but does not want to reveal it because he is Portuguese Spain keeps Columbo's remains as a guarantee that the truth will never be revealed Columbo was Portuguese and gave the name to Cuba and other islands, with the same names as the Portuguese lands around the city of Cuba - Alentejo Portugal where he was born Columbo was a Portuguese spy in the service of the Portuguese Crown who had the role of keeping the Spanish crown away from the sea routes to India and deceived the Spanish crown by indicating that he had discovered the Indies while in Cuba Then came the Treaty of Tordesillas to remove the Spanish crown from the Indies once and for all.
@lenajaro6427
@lenajaro6427 10 месяцев назад
I wouldn't be so proud to claim him. Yes, he might have been a good navigator and sailor but probably a terrible human being. I can't understand how the natives could agree on becoming Christians and why they continue being catolics after all that had been done to them by the catolics. In my view it is an appalling case of Stockholm syndrom. They have been living in trauma since.
@CARL_093
@CARL_093 Год назад
Thanks bro
@MadeInHistory
@MadeInHistory Год назад
No problem!
@skelejp9982
@skelejp9982 Год назад
Maarten Tromp ( 23 April 1598 - 31 July 1653), was a Dutch army general, and admiral in the Dutch navy, during much of the Eighty Years' War and throughout the First Anglo-Dutch War. Son of a ship's captain, Tromp spent much of his childhood at sea, during which time he was captured twice, by pirates and enslaved by Barbary Corsairs. Between 1617 and 1625 Barbaric pirates raided & enslaved 206 Dutch ships! Just to show, how immense the Barbaric slave trade was. Giving the impression, that by that time(early 1600s), they already, must have raided half Africa, for slaves..
@DenUitvreter
@DenUitvreter 5 месяцев назад
Europeans were also targeted because they tended to pay ransoms to get the slaves back.
@Digmen1
@Digmen1 8 месяцев назад
It was the age of discovery which helped advance European civilization and medicine and science and industry.
@Jalenlane93
@Jalenlane93 5 месяцев назад
Off the back and death of millions.
@Digmen1
@Digmen1 5 месяцев назад
@@Jalenlane93 Not really, the Europeans were getting more advanced without the help of primitive nations.
@fleckcadeau2382
@fleckcadeau2382 Месяц назад
​@@Digmen1not true by a long shot!
@Digmen1
@Digmen1 Месяц назад
@@fleckcadeau2382 Why other to make such a short statement? You are either anti European or have no knowledge What is not true?
@fleckcadeau2382
@fleckcadeau2382 Месяц назад
@@Digmen1 your audacity is profound! You have the nerve to call anyone anti-anything after your insolent statement. The narrator depicted in a very clear and basic language how these "primitive " nations were conducting international trade long before Europe even understood who they were. Yet you have the cheek to say Europe did it all on their own with no input from anywhere else. I am not anti-European by any sense of the phrase. However, you have demonstrated that you are a supremacist.
@Abrahamgreenbodybuildinglifest
What were the main influence of these exploration to the Filipino people were we part of these exploration.
@ruialves4965
@ruialves4965 Год назад
What the portuguese did back day's was something amazing 🍻
@jasonhaven7170
@jasonhaven7170 10 месяцев назад
Slavery, genocide and imperialism?
@ruialves4965
@ruialves4965 10 месяцев назад
@@jasonhaven7170 move on men
@jasonhaven7170
@jasonhaven7170 10 месяцев назад
It's okay. Portugal is getting its just desserts with mass migration. @@ruialves4965
@jasonhaven7170
@jasonhaven7170 10 месяцев назад
Portugal will be Black once more. @@ruialves4965
@hotman_pt_
@hotman_pt_ 9 месяцев назад
@@jasonhaven7170 get off the sofa and touch grass🤡🤡🤡
@brendanrivers4737
@brendanrivers4737 Год назад
Screw your quotation marks.
@MyCatJeff
@MyCatJeff Месяц назад
You tell them, Ah-nold.
@ignaciohernandez177
@ignaciohernandez177 Год назад
Excellent
@allonifrah3465
@allonifrah3465 11 месяцев назад
What game was used to provide the CGI images of ships and coasts?
@drash1985
@drash1985 2 месяца назад
What is the name of music in 19:49
@BloodShot-no4vp
@BloodShot-no4vp Месяц назад
*FUN FACT:* Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa is the first Portuguese leader to suggest an apology for his country’s key role in the transatlantic slave trade it started in 1441. "Portugal has long swept the history of slaves from Africa under the carpet," said Evalina Dias, president of the Lisbon-based association of Afro-descendants, Djass. A native of Portugal with ancestors from Guinea-Bissau, she is now demanding that Portugal finally face up to its historical responsibilities and thoroughly reevaluate its role in the story and pay reparations for the Annihilation of blacks in Africa!!
@claramente8087
@claramente8087 Год назад
What happened with all the native people in the Caribbean islands of the British, Duchs, French...there are no one today indigenous people there, neither in Maryland, Connecticut....etc. Why do you explain about the contact of spanish people with natives but nothing about contact of british with natives? Why?
@Tolstoy111
@Tolstoy111 Год назад
Most died of disease. Which could not have been prevented.
@claramente8087
@claramente8087 Год назад
@@Tolstoy111 as usual in historic times epidemic diseases used to kill 50%-30% of the people but what happened with the other 50%-70%? Can you explain to all of us....or may be that policy of ..."the best Indian is the dead Indian" was the cause? Don't you?.
@Tolstoy111
@Tolstoy111 Год назад
@@claramente8087 The “Indians” were often in perpetual war with each other - genocidally so. But millions died before even seeing Europeans - diseases traveled faster than people.
@sharonsloan
@sharonsloan Год назад
@@claramente8087 some died by various means, some will have moved voluntarily (or have been moved, think Indian reservations), the rest will have interbred with white Europeans. I've a second cousin by marriage who is 8th Native American, who is white, in Ontario. She'll be one of many.
@claramente8087
@claramente8087 Год назад
@@sharonsloan Interbred was ilegal and prosecuted all along anglosaxon world until mid 20th Century, and the politics for the natives was..." the best native is the death native " in America.... So actually this is the explanation and the consecuences which today there are just 1,5% natives in Anglo America while there are 80% natives in Spanish América.
@MrLesonfireforGod
@MrLesonfireforGod Год назад
I enjoyed this in many ways but please remember the Aztec religion was one which practiced human sacrifice and ritual cannibalism. So there's a limit to the idea that the Spanish were practicing some sort of cultural genocide. What Cortez did to them was justice. Would you want to live in a world where such things were still in existence?
@karacaddy
@karacaddy 11 месяцев назад
And that gives you the right to massacre all Native Americans?
@jasonhaven7170
@jasonhaven7170 10 месяцев назад
Frankly, yes. Better than millions enslaved and killed which is what the Spanish did.
@AnahuacMeshiko
@AnahuacMeshiko 9 месяцев назад
​@@jasonhaven7170In the Spanish Empire, indigenous slavery did not exist; it was prohibited by the laws of "burgos" and the protection of Indian women, in addition to the missionaries who defended the indigenous people in the early years. The Spanish conquests only killed 1-2 million people and that is exaggerating
@AnahuacMeshiko
@AnahuacMeshiko 9 месяцев назад
​@@karacaddy90% of the Spanish army in America were natives of America, you don't know where you stand
@karacaddy
@karacaddy 9 месяцев назад
@@AnahuacMeshiko proof? Unfortunately, I see that they have assimilated you very successfully? You have turned into cows for slaughter, worshiping the town!
@kezza91
@kezza91 Год назад
Nice! I was here first. Can I get hello?
@MadeInHistory
@MadeInHistory Год назад
You got it!
@claramente8087
@claramente8087 Год назад
Most of the silver from Hispanic América went to China, not to Spain. You must know " the silver empires" lectures and docs.
@Michael-j4h
@Michael-j4h Месяц назад
Mexico is not in Central America
@Shineon83
@Shineon83 Год назад
You have some good content-but fall into the modern “Western historian’s” habit of dwelling on the “history” of slavery, the “bad treatment” of indigenous peoples (by Westerners, of course), and spend inordinate amounts of time on “accomplishments” of history’s “have nots” (accomplishments which had little historical impact/scope outside of their limited region) Unfortunately (thanks to such content), today’s youth tend to have far more familiarity with the “infamy” of Spanish Conquestidor contact with Inca/Aztec tribes-while being unaware that the vast majority of local tribes regarded both as the Al-Quedas of their day (committing genocide of their people through constant warfare, and the gruesome, mass human sacrifices of the captured)….
@StanHowse
@StanHowse Год назад
The Aztecs, were indeed Hated by pretty much every other tribe around them.. Because the Aztecs would raid the other Tribes for Slaves and Sacrifices.
@Sk8nRock
@Sk8nRock Год назад
The Spanish have a term for this phenomenon - the black legend. Anti Hispanic/Catholic propaganda from the 16th and 17th century that is still being repeated even today.
@Info_nexus01
@Info_nexus01 Год назад
I've posted a video abt how mughals entered indian subcontinent"""
@jasonhaven7170
@jasonhaven7170 10 месяцев назад
Because those parts of history were glossed over to instead focus on the "good parts" of colonial Spain. Like how the country went bankrupt trying to fight religious wars despite having enslaved hundreds of thousands of Natives in the Americas to mine tons and tons of silver.
@jasonhaven7170
@jasonhaven7170 10 месяцев назад
It's not propaganda if it's true. @@Sk8nRock
@vedericacopacanti7575
@vedericacopacanti7575 8 месяцев назад
Amazing Can you make how is history portugese in Indonesia or in bali
@FreeAltairStar
@FreeAltairStar 2 месяца назад
POLARIS IS HOLDING BACK HUMANITY FROM GOING INTERSTELLAR
@dwightmcfee9521
@dwightmcfee9521 Год назад
Age of Exploitation you think?
@Tolstoy111
@Tolstoy111 Год назад
As opposed to what other age?
@Cobalt1520
@Cobalt1520 Год назад
@@Tolstoy111​​⁠the “fairy tale age” these people live.
@bconni2
@bconni2 9 месяцев назад
Age of Wokeism is probably the most accurate.
@Naidu-k8m
@Naidu-k8m Месяц назад
So now we see why Chaina has been exerting itself in south east asia. Their early emperors had decrees that claimed all lands set foot on by its people belonged to their empire.
@jorge6207
@jorge6207 Год назад
European bad, non Europeans good. Tiresome pop "history" trope
@steviechampagne
@steviechampagne Год назад
😂😂 lmao right it’s western exploration that uncovered the world and connected everyone via the superior sailing tech and firepower we had. Age of Discovery was the best era in history. Hope we have more ages of discovery to go through in the stars
@galens2543
@galens2543 Год назад
@@steviechampagneEarth is likely to be the second leg in the trade triangle. Be careful what you wish for.
@Shineon83
@Shineon83 Год назад
Exactly my point, as well…..I don’t know how I went through an Ivy League education 12 yrs ago -yet was able to reject much of the knee-jerk, anti-Western tripe that was taught (and is repeated here, ad nauseum)…. Thinking for oneself, lots of travel, and especially, reading a variety of historical texts will expand a mind (that is still open to expansion, that is)….
@Info_nexus01
@Info_nexus01 Год назад
I've posted a video abt how mughals entered indian subcontinent"""
@user-bs5qr5ie4s
@user-bs5qr5ie4s Год назад
​@@galens2543beings on Venus and Mars could be more advanced than human on earth leading them to enslave humanity lol
@knowledgehunter8259
@knowledgehunter8259 11 месяцев назад
A nutshell of complete medieval history
@sailor67duilio27
@sailor67duilio27 7 месяцев назад
Perhaps you should mention that roman merchants were trading with india and ships were moving from the roman empire to india. You should investigate better
@wizard4203
@wizard4203 10 месяцев назад
thanks to you guys i am now so fucking smart. i feel like i have the history knowledge of a PHD professor
@reeseprince8
@reeseprince8 Год назад
Nice to have african history
@Gustavo-z5k
@Gustavo-z5k Месяц назад
So slavery started in Africa and worked their way to Europe and the usa. So why not ask for reparations to Africa 😂😂😂😂
@paulocraice
@paulocraice Месяц назад
Africans used to make use of Arab slaves, before creating a market for Europeans. They used to create conflicts among tribes, taking those defeated as merchandise. YES! The so called injustice against Africans is pure BS. Western world keep sending them billions and nothing changes. I know the answer for it, but let's keep things as they are. Selling the BS they are eternal victims feels better. There's a Swedish study having blacks and whites, raised with the same education, money and opportunities... the result was folded by NATO, because we'd have scientific data for what we already know. Anyway...
@shaifunnessa7816
@shaifunnessa7816 Год назад
Maratha empire history please make video
@ordyhorizonrivieredunord712
@ordyhorizonrivieredunord712 11 месяцев назад
Strangely enough UK or formerly called England was the first country to abolish slavery mainly because they had discovered cheap labor as a substitute to keep the working classes on track. ⛵
@princelyonyenwe7437
@princelyonyenwe7437 5 месяцев назад
Deep discover very educated.
@claramente8087
@claramente8087 Год назад
You can not say that the survivors of Tenochticlan were slain, it is a fake, stop lying about that, there are to many people of Tenochticlan well known, survivors with names like the Moctezuma descendents already living both in México and Spain, but too many others all the aztecs nahua speakers. Please stop lying, stop black legend and Hispanicphobia.
@Info_nexus01
@Info_nexus01 Год назад
I've posted a video abt how mughals entered indian subcontinent"""
@Dredsed
@Dredsed 10 месяцев назад
dis nigga said Hispanicphobia lmmfao loooool
@jasonhaven7170
@jasonhaven7170 10 месяцев назад
The conquistadors literally destroyed the city. It's the truth.
@unpatonot1
@unpatonot1 Год назад
Too many ads
@GabrieldeCastilla-lk2jr
@GabrieldeCastilla-lk2jr 9 месяцев назад
Furthermore: nothing to explain about the horrible French rule in Haiti??? Oh, no: the Spaniards were greedy and ruthless, but the French and the English they just grow plants to produce sugar ... 🤔🙄🙄🙄
@kennypool
@kennypool Год назад
Gimme a break, by the time of Columbus smart people knew the earth was not flat. Hahahaha. Everyone knew that, and the appropriate diameter of the earth. For thousands of years before Columbus
@barryobrien1890
@barryobrien1890 Год назад
Who is everyone and when where did he/she live. There are still people to this day that a flat earth is their reality. Science is in constant flux and the latest thinking is the world that we see and understand is a very small piece of what is actually there. For sure we have to go on what we know, but it may not be wise to take it for reality
@dallasgreen378
@dallasgreen378 Год назад
I thought the Greeks knew the diameter of earth.
@kennypool
@kennypool Год назад
@@dallasgreen378 Yes, pretty much everyone knew these things. The garbage we were told in grammar school is just that, garbage.
@kennypool
@kennypool Год назад
@@barryobrien1890 Everyone knew that the earth was round , like the moon and the Sun and planets. It's a very simple calculation to determine the earths diameter. People were a lot smarter than you may believe.
@jaeboston9228
@jaeboston9228 Год назад
@@kennypool according to our teachers in K-12, you would think the world was primitive before Columbus.
@ncheedxx0109
@ncheedxx0109 Месяц назад
It should frightfully called "The Age of Extermination." Imagine if the Mongols had managed to conquer the whole of Europe and did to the Europeans what Columbus and his successors inflicted on the indigenous peoples of the Americas and Australia. Columbus etc were like a comet that destroyed the Dinosaurs.
@wolfgang757
@wolfgang757 2 месяца назад
It is alright but it is for grade school children. Only skims the surface of history, if you already know the least about it, you won't learn anything more. Not a bad introduction for young people though.
@richardboli482
@richardboli482 Год назад
Yes but who had the faith to do it. Like the moon how to do it without dying
@rogeriobranco2152
@rogeriobranco2152 6 месяцев назад
I think Americans and people in general need to quit referring to Native Americans as "Indians" as we all know they were mistaken for the people of the country India. Obviously Columbus wasnt the the brightest person.
@Abrahamgreenbodybuildinglifest
Were the European people the best ship builders and is it fact that China is the best inventors of the world.
@Cobalt1520
@Cobalt1520 Год назад
Fine, here, take the medal.
@carldacosta3184
@carldacosta3184 10 месяцев назад
Columbus was not who you said it was. Please check out the newest about it.
@Rehan-qg1fh
@Rehan-qg1fh Месяц назад
Voyages discovery please
@xhorxheetxeberria-td1hu
@xhorxheetxeberria-td1hu Год назад
It's not Latin America. It's Hispanic America. That Latin term didn't exist for 400 years until the French creeated it in the late 1800's. So it's not historical to say Latin, it's Hispanic.
@ruicorreia6373
@ruicorreia6373 11 месяцев назад
That is also incorrect because Brasil is also in South America. Latin is more correct than Hispanic/Spanish
@Dredsed
@Dredsed 10 месяцев назад
Mesoamerica then Latin America
@bconni2
@bconni2 9 месяцев назад
but the Portuguese started colonizing Brazil around the same time Spain was colonizing Mexico & Central America, yet the Portuguese aren't Hispanic, but they are Latin. so technically, Latin America is not the incorrect term
@abiliovales
@abiliovales 11 дней назад
All wrong, PORTUGUÊSE people and SPANISH people we are not Latinos 🤦 LATIN PEOPLE IS THE PEOPLE OF LATIO, LAZIO ITALY, IF WE ARE NOT LATINOS, LATIN AMERICA DONT EXIST, PORTUGUÊSES AMERICA AND SPANISH AMERICA IS CORRECT OR IBEROAMERICA Quem não estuda fica burro, e sempre será burro, nem Portuguêses nem espanhois são Latinos, quanto mais as pessoas que vivem no continente americano, invensão dos franceses, para designar as terras dos impérios Português e Espanhol, porque as nossas linguas ainda se mantinham muito a lingua imposta pela ocupação Romana, e hoje em dia para o mundo eles são Latinos, os burros dos americanos chamam-lhes Latinos, e eles acreditam que são Latinos, 😂🤦 é uma festa de analfabetismo historico e no meio desta festa APENAS OS HABITANTES DA ZONA DA LAZIO, ITALIA LATIO, LATIM LATINOS É QUE SÃO O UNICO POVO LATINO
@tanpanama-om2zz
@tanpanama-om2zz Год назад
Sorry....! Vast horisontal surface of earth caused of huge ball (globe). Think ..if earth huge cube..
@tanpanama-om2zz
@tanpanama-om2zz Год назад
Flat.= vast H surface
@UFOHESKEY
@UFOHESKEY 2 месяца назад
Your eurocentric lens is holding you back, a lot of the video is taken up by imo not really significant events. Good historical tellings avoid this pitfall by viewing history dialectically
@emmanuelflores1557
@emmanuelflores1557 Год назад
YESS
@MadeInHistory
@MadeInHistory Год назад
Yesss
@pedrorodrigues7285
@pedrorodrigues7285 7 месяцев назад
Portugal the first than came the others. Now the Portuguese must use the space I bet we will be the first to trade with the ETs. :)
@George83_Thomas
@George83_Thomas 9 месяцев назад
49:50 music
@Heavy-metaaal
@Heavy-metaaal 7 месяцев назад
Portugal had its glory days. Now, they need to focus on the future instead of the past. Portuguese focus too much on the past. Portugal was too much focused on India. After 30 years, when French tried to invade Brazil, they decided to colonize the country.
@abiliovales
@abiliovales 11 дней назад
Concordo parcialmente, devemos sim olhar para o futuro, mas não podemos esqueçer o passado UM POVO QUE NÃO CONHEÇE O SEU PASSADO, VIVE NUM PRESENTE CONFUSO, E SEU FUTURO SERÁ INCERTO Para uma pequena Nação Europeia, PORTUGAL mudou o curso da humanidade, Construiu o Primeiro Imperio Mundial, conectou o planeta, iniciando a Globalização, fez alianças com povos Nativos, fomentou a misciginação entre povos, nasceu O brasileiro, uma mistura de EUROPEU BRANCO com lindas nativas do brasil do Cla de Arariboia, tupi Guarani, e seus descendentes defenderam todos eles tugas, nativos, mistura de tuga com nativos, mestiços, pardos, todos eles lutaram defenderam o Brasil, e mandaram os Franceses e Holandeses com a bunda de volta a casa, e assim se manteve intactas as imensas fronteiras do Brasil, longe dos espanhois, franceses e holandeses, para que hoje seja o país mais grande da America do sul, ele gigantão diferente de todos paiseszecos espanholados o Gigante PORTUGUÊS das America's, como depara Portugal não se concentrou apenas nas Indias, criou as bases todas as infra-estruturas, cultura tradições, criou o BRASIL Muitas coisas boas, e claro que também menos boas aos olhos de hoje Mas nó fundo fez parte da evolução da humanidade Ps faça uma pesquisa sobre um documentario " BRASIL PARALELO" meu caro amigo vai aprender muita coisa, vai aprender verdadeira Historia como ela foi, sem influencia esquerdista marxista nem lusofobica 🙂
@markwrede8878
@markwrede8878 28 дней назад
Not invasion, but discovery.
@shaifunnessa7816
@shaifunnessa7816 Год назад
Maratha empire Shivaji history please make video
@shaifunnessa7816
@shaifunnessa7816 Год назад
Maratha empire history please make video
@Info_nexus01
@Info_nexus01 Год назад
I've posted a video abt how mughals entered indian subcontinent"""
@jbstarkiller4626
@jbstarkiller4626 4 месяца назад
19:18 Ah yes the old "Europeans didn’t discover America because people were already here" always a classic🤣 seriously stop trying to downplay the achievements of these European explorers. Indians can cope and seethe all they want but Columbus and those like him discovered America ✝️🇮🇹🇪🇸
@libyanvet
@libyanvet 4 месяца назад
How sad 😢such excellent video do not get millions of likes..world is surely stupid 😢
@samsmith1580
@samsmith1580 2 месяца назад
Get rid of the AI voice. Then maybe ill come back.
@Jesse-cx4si
@Jesse-cx4si 16 дней назад
Ai’s interpretation of the age of discovery. Lol
@silviusavu1412
@silviusavu1412 11 месяцев назад
Slavs is the name of à migratory population and they were not slaves … big difference and mistake … I remember doing this confusion when I was 12 yo
@Ubique2927
@Ubique2927 2 месяца назад
00:35… Nicely ignores the parallel slave trade.
@Andy_Babb
@Andy_Babb Год назад
I’d prefer a human narrator… or at least more humany AI lol
@xhorxheetxeberria-td1hu
@xhorxheetxeberria-td1hu Год назад
It's not Mesoamerica. It's Middle America or Central America. We don't use Anglo terms invented in the 20th century to describe our lands.
@Dredsed
@Dredsed 10 месяцев назад
Its Mesoamerica then Latin America its about time periods not Anglicism take that chip off your shoulder amigo Middle America is not the same thing as Central America AT ALL.
@brianSalem541
@brianSalem541 3 месяца назад
The UNAM in Mexico does use the term Mesoamerica in its videos about history
@abiliovales
@abiliovales 11 дней назад
​​@@Dredsedwhen you say Latin America, wrong LATINOS is the only people who live in LATIO Lazio Italy 🇮🇹 🤦🤫🤫 Is SPANISH AMERICA 🇪🇸 AND PORTUGUÊSE AMERICA 🇧🇷 IBERO-AMERICA The people who live there are not Latinos 🤦😂🤫🤫 LATINOS IS THE PEOPLE OF LATIO, LAZIO ITALY Learn some history
@Dredsed
@Dredsed 11 дней назад
@@abiliovales You're full of crap 😂😂😂😂😂 there's no such thing as Portuguese America or Spanish America or Ibera you are making stuff up, this is what coping from the Latin countires because they lost against the British and Americans 😂😂😂😂😂 stop embarrassing yourself. Latinos are not in Italy. Learn the difference between Latin and Latino you moron. Go back to school, this was pathetic. 😂😂😂😂😂😂 Lazio is not Latio you fool 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Latinos are those from Latin countries. Nothing to do with Lazio. Idiot 😂😂😂😂😂 Trust a dumb Latino to not know even his own history.
@tanpanama-om2zz
@tanpanama-om2zz Год назад
......vast, large horisontal surface = flat....
@denniscastillo478
@denniscastillo478 3 месяца назад
Fucked that's a re connect
@buddyehlers2930
@buddyehlers2930 Год назад
'promosm' 😱
@raheelrehmt
@raheelrehmt 3 месяца назад
1:17/55:42IsAlam®️🆔️🇵🇰
@mrwater5772
@mrwater5772 Год назад
*age of colonialism
@Tolstoy111
@Tolstoy111 Год назад
Colonialism was the norm since forever.
@mrwater5772
@mrwater5772 Год назад
What makes you think that?@@Tolstoy111
@Tolstoy111
@Tolstoy111 Год назад
@@mrwater5772 conquest has always been the norm. Is that controversial?
@jasonhaven7170
@jasonhaven7170 10 месяцев назад
There's conquest, and then there's genocide, imperialism, slavery and continental replacements. @@Tolstoy111
@Tolstoy111
@Tolstoy111 10 месяцев назад
@@jasonhaven7170 which conquest would you say was not “imperialism”? Slavery was practiced everywhere including by the people who were conquered. Disease transmitted unintentionally is not genocide.
@mojavedesertsonorandesert9531
@mojavedesertsonorandesert9531 11 месяцев назад
The age of fake discovery! 😂😂😂😂
@rodblair3705
@rodblair3705 Год назад
The Carthagenians were in South America in the year 0. The Romans were committing genacide so the Carthaginians escaped to Cha Cha Poya in Peru. Their descendants today have Red and Blonde hair. Their DNA is the same as Carthage. The natives who received Columbus presended him with gold spears. The gold was from North Africa.
@xhorxheetxeberria-td1hu
@xhorxheetxeberria-td1hu Год назад
That's not true. DNA has shown it's Iberian blood. The Spanish were blonde, red haired with blue or light eyes.
@rafaslb501
@rafaslb501 Год назад
Let me guess a we wuz kangs guy
@JcoleMc
@JcoleMc Год назад
@@rafaslb501 Cartgaginians are punic not African
@rafaslb501
@rafaslb501 Год назад
@@JcoleMc yes they are but their culture was also influênced by their enviroment soo there was elements of african culture in the carthagian But they werent black nor did they get to peru like the crazy guy up
@jasonhaven7170
@jasonhaven7170 10 месяцев назад
Using a communist flag in your pfp while being racist. You're a reactionary.@@rafaslb501
@21972012145525
@21972012145525 Год назад
Dr. Roy casagranda here on RU-vid has great lectures on the conquering/rape of the Americas by the Spain.
@xhorxheetxeberria-td1hu
@xhorxheetxeberria-td1hu Год назад
America wasn't raped by the Spanish. There are over 100 million Native Americans in America. There are over 350 million Mestizos people of mixed European and American blood. That's the Spanish legacy. What the English legacy of rape and genocide? Yeah in the US and Canada there are just 3 million Native Americans out of close to 400 million people. Big difference. You need to learn history. Spain before there was even the first English dictionary had already published full dictionaries in THREE American languages. The English exterminated the American natives and the US who followed outlawed the survivors to speak their American languages. Learn history before you talk.
@Info_nexus01
@Info_nexus01 Год назад
I've posted a video abt how mughals entered indian subcontinent"""
@sc-zo1dm
@sc-zo1dm Год назад
alot of experts in the comments🤣
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