The Northern Renaissance: Crash Course European History #3

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Title	:	The Northern Renaissance: Crash Course European History #3
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Hey! Thanks for watching We had to re-upload, and we appreciate your patience We misstated the date that Erasmus went to college, so we made a change, and here's the corrected video -stan
Comment from : CrashCourse

Bird up
Comment from : 張問寬

loved, stable, effectiveness
Comment from : snuffeldjuret

8:20 wopsie
Comment from : snuffeldjuret

Thanks
Comment from : Lu Jean

Actually 2 species of mammals lay eggs The platypus and the echidna
Comment from : Kerry Anne Garnick

makio vellie is in assasins creed
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Is seems like all history is just the story of males making history, no matter how far back you go
Comment from : Sevan

Always respect Terry You don't wanna go around dissing him
Comment from : Tyler Childers

the prince was political satire, not instructions…
Comment from : mishka

thanks john greenbrloved the end there
Comment from : Mohd

Platypus A mammal that lays eggs
Comment from : Harry Solas

"You want a pizza me" Oh my! 6:20
Comment from : ikmarchini

Hi I'm John Greene
Comment from : Kelley Brown

9:07 I love how, after he mentioned that Niccolo's shoulders were dislocated, John Green doesn't tell us that he was fine afterward, suggesting mans wrote a damn book with screwed up shoulders
Comment from : Ognitron

How was printing discovered? Plutonium was discovered A machine is an invention
Comment from : dcbsmt

its 2am and that ending felt d e e p
Comment from : everysamthing

Thomas More the OG communist
Comment from : CrimsonAlien

The thing about unfair societies is that they tend to be unstable because people revolt agianst them
Comment from : Tom Patterson

John: "ballet, fascism, automatic weapons,pizza and defensive minded football"brMost people: "He said football!! :o"brMe: " He understands enough football to make a reference about the spread of defensive football from Italy across mainland Europe :O"
Comment from : sidharth97

Shadiversity has a video on medieval literacy and how it's all skewed because "literacy" was measured by "can you read Latin" And that, while most people couldn't read latin and didn't have access to books that didn't mean they were illiterate Merchants, or anyone that could buy or sell goods or needed to be able to write some sort of contract could read their native language (albeit an unstandardized version) just by merit of "hey we have this handy Latin script, and all the letters have sounds, I bet we could sound out these words"
Comment from : Theia Moon

ok, you did not have to include that pizza shot
Comment from : Hukkum Khinda

Nice I didn't know anything about this humanist lady Here un spain the most important humanist was Vives, born un 1492 in Valencia, and friend of erasmus and moore But sadly he is our first exiled and lived in belgium He wrote many books, one of them about "the education of the christian woman"
Comment from : Libros de Joaquín E Brotons brotons

The ends justify the means
Comment from : Mikee 1234444

this is is is is is is is is
Comment from : Infinite list Infinite list

The beard is pro
Comment from : Ethan Zhu

I can safely state that the far easterners where right: "The body shapes the fluid, not the other way around" is always the first step in understanding differing viewpointsbrBut yeah, sitting currently in dem Middle European woods, Global Warming WILL be the game changer 1/3 of the trees are effectivly dead (wood pestilences) and the soil is drying up at a rate unbeknownst in Euro History Feels weird ramming a spade in the ground and only getting resistance once you're halfway down
Comment from : WolfHagenSdW

It occured to me while watching this that it is no surprise that people in Italy went for some neoclassicalism, they are living in the same cities that the Romans built The Colosseum is still there It wasn't not there in the middle ages or the renaissance It would be difficult to live in the same city as that kind of building and not have it influence you
Comment from : Argen

I'm watching all these videos until ww1 for my ap exam🤧😂😔
Comment from : Jojos Swifty

Yep, some countries even regions won't get a mention (Scotland? I wait with bated breath) I suppose to concertina all these centuries and countries you HAVE to pick a theme and I'm getting a lot about Europe's INTELLECTUAL history rather than, say, warfare and rulership or developments that affected the vast majority of ordinary people (fair enough, Black Death and printing)
Comment from : david tucker

Thank you Mr Green
Comment from : Shraboni Bhaduri

I sure hope John loves books He only wrote the ones I personally love the most
Comment from : Weeaboo Hamster

I cannot see why the choices in the questions posed at the end go hand in hand
Comment from : MstrSleepMan

My AP Euro teacher is making me watch this for distance learning
Comment from : Pegasus Trading Innovations

I like crash course
Comment from : DH

Yes completely ignore Machi’s Republic novel
Comment from : QliphalPuzzle545

He said defensive minded ((FOOTBALL)) instead of soccerbrWe should appreciate this
Comment from : Abraxas

Sounds like modern times to me
Comment from : Darrian Weathington

2:53 - 3:21 greatest truth ever
Comment from : Zoltan Szisze

Separated from his head Don't you mean separated from his body?
Comment from : Hyzen123

History of art would be a great series
Comment from : Rishi Mishra

Erasmus is not known as erasmus of Rotterdam but Rotterdam is known as the city of erasmus
Comment from : 010 jordi

It seems rather obvious to me that anyone who has studied history, humans and human nature, should see that Utopia is a pretty pipe-dream that could never work, and Realism is the best way to gobrbrUtopia sound all nice and cozy, but almost everything in it requires humans to change their very nature del-including many biological traits-/del and to not only change a few people, but EVERY single person who lives, INCLUDING those born psychopaths Which is impossiblebrbrThe reason is simple: In a society filled with good and virtuous people, the manipulating, back-stabbing, ruthless person will quickly rise to the top and end up ruling And the kind people will both be too naive to see it, and unwilling to take the drastic measures necessary to stop itbrbr(Well, that, and from what I have seen in history, revolutionaries tend to end up swapping out a bad leader for a worse one)
Comment from : Joe Kerr

I've learned so much more about history from John Green than I ever did at public school Thanks for educating the masses
Comment from : Wisco Simple

/coranvirus
Comment from : Skogstjuven

Your videos have become my new thing So informative and entertaining Thanks!
Comment from : J

3:15 Talking about the Fascism but showing a picture of the Nazism, lol
Comment from : Nitay Shporn

Hint: watching at 125 speed makes a video feel more like good old World History series
Comment from : Leonid Levin

Martin Luther justified the education of girls by saying that they should know how to read so that they could read the Bible
Comment from : Alden Rodzik

I heard a theory that Machiavelli was being satirical in ‘The Prince’ The theory is grounded in the fact that he joined in the activities of those that despised authoritarian rulers I cannot remember exact details
Comment from : Brothers and Co Films

"It is bSAFER/b to be feared than loved" - Safer, not better Why has it taken us so many centuries to read and interpret the subtext in the Prince? As if the nobles and aristocracy NEEDED Machiavelli to tell them of methods they'd already been using up to that point The Prince isn't meant to be taken at face value, yet that hasn't stopped every subsequent tyrant and entry-level poli sci professor from doing just that, the former eventually shooting themselves in the foot doing so while the latter preps future tyrants to do the same
Comment from : Fuzzy Dunlop

Dysentery at the age of nine? Oregon Trail nice
Comment from : Fire Flame Fine

Monotremes are mammals
Comment from : Soane DeWinter

9:36 bcough/b Machiavelli wrote the prince ironically Just look at "The Discorses on Livy"
Comment from : Patt Adams

Idealism is great, so long as it relies on realism
Comment from : SonOfOdin

The art of war??? Didn’t a Chinese dude write that???
Comment from : Christina Fidance

oh we gotta burn it all down society and all
Comment from : Krombopulos T

8:18 is platypus erasure
Comment from : Just Beyond The Corner Productions

Machiavelli starts at 8:32
Comment from : kayla

Asa
Comment from : Daisy Fuentes

Stable Unfair LMAO Ya wanna play a "stable" game where you consistently lose 50$ every time you roll the dice or play and unstable in consistent game where you sometimes 50$ and sometimes lose 50$? What a dumb question
Comment from : antimatterdragon321

Fwiw, some rites of the Catholic church do allow priests to marry
Comment from : Alexandra Hathaway

Did Ben Shapiro make a video calling John Green a communist responding to this yet?
Comment from : audiofunkdialect

This has been a HUGE help for my studying for exams coming up!!!!!!! THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Comment from : Cincinnati-ish Music

6:20, you want a pizza me?
Comment from : jack

Somehow Thomas Moore looks like Terry Jones from Monty Python 😅😅
Comment from : Rocket Child

I thought Machiavelli wrote the "Prince" as a sarcastic view of the approach of politicians towards power as if it were a witty criticism of what it shouldn't be done while in power
Comment from : Nick Kaniak

Why didn’t you Mention Martin Luther and the reformation more? It was Martin Luther that created protestantism and he was the Guy to write the bible in other languages than in latin Luther collaborated with gutenberg
Comment from : Ture

Well according to Good Omens, the answer to the question of how many angels one could find dancing on the head of a pin is one, so long as the dance is a gavotte
Comment from : Ada Muffoletto

I do love these condensed glimpses into European history but i do wish the background art was identified Other than that little quibble, love the videos
Comment from : Sean McDonald

Thomas More was executed because he was against the king of england "creating " the anglican church so that he could divorce, not just because it was protestant
Comment from : Souki wolf

8:17 I chuckled
Comment from : Ivory Nordeng

What about platypuses and echidnas? They're mammals that lay eggs :(
Comment from : dn wr

whose here studying for ap euro
Comment from : carolina velasco

wait he died at 69
Comment from : Kieran McGarvey

yeet!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Comment from : Kieran McGarvey

So you're saying the Germans stole the renaissance from the Italians the same way the Italians stole it from the Byzantines?
Comment from : Crud Forge

realy njoing thisseries!
Comment from : dina bandhu

People: Are you a realist or an idealist? brbrbrMe: I just want to grill
Comment from : Sam C

Hi :)! Huge fan of your classes Just for everyone's information, confirmed by UNESCO, the oldest movable metal type printing was made in KOREA :) Printed in 1377 ,The second volume of "Anthology of Great Buddhist Priests' Zen Teachings" is the oldest ! Thanks you all!
Comment from : 김지영

"YOU WANT A PIZZA ME" ?!? Wait, whaaat?brbrbrbrbr Ohhhhhh, I get it
Comment from : D M Collins

I am highly disappointed I had no idea this existed when I was taking ap euro last year
Comment from : Annabel Crescibene

"he died at the age of 69"- Nice
Comment from : Ultra LordStarfire

I've noticed John talking a lot slower in his European history videos, and I know a lot of people disliked it but now I find it harder to concentrate on him and it makes me kind of sad
Comment from : Angelique Ayala

An automated future Full of listless thinkers
Comment from : Sean Draco

I was both More nerd Nerdism lol
Comment from : Gonzalo Bernal

so this is what created the semi educated militant or jock and the super educated non militant or nerd Paradigm in certain cultures in Europe LOL
Comment from : Gonzalo Bernal

Being here earlier than the annoying AP comments is a blessing 🙌🏾😂
Comment from : Chanel Taylor

At around 14:00 the answer is moderation
Comment from : HardCaseLJ

Do a great Epic History program, no a grim dark one Imagine europeans are blacks or asians, and how would you treat history from those people, do this for europe!
Comment from : Maximus

I'd always thought that The Prince was a satire, given that it was so short in comparison to all his other published works, and also that it was a response to the people who'd imprisoned and tortured him
Comment from : argella1300

A GREAT video and I'm gonna have to check out de Pizan – always looking for more classic female lit On the topic of seeing Machiavelli's writing through the lens of his life, he spends a while arguing for a prince to be good at winning wars himself largely because Italy at the time was waging war through mercenaries, and he quite correctly predicted that the mercenaries would turn on these rich cities and extort them
Comment from : Michelle Abramowitz

Some historian in the future is talking about the internet the same way John is talking about printing
Comment from : Sanguinem Corda

4:45 Hey! That's my profile picture!
Comment from : Joakim H

Well this was a great video I had a great time over 10 minutes was not bad it's a lot of Squeeze Inn
Comment from : Gonzalo Bernal

and you call it reaching out to humanists yes, these guys were using their academic connections to create political ties They were crying for human rights when they were torturing women and burning them at the stake so do you think they were talking about everyone's human rights or just men's? Because the Spanish looked at every soul equally especially after the discoveries of 1492 Acquisitions of Europe and Africa
Comment from : Gonzalo Bernal

Oh and your educational Christian friends didn't work that's why Makaveli wrote his books in Italy with your precious printing press
Comment from : Gonzalo Bernal