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- History of The Entire World, I Guess
- 1929 – Interviews with Elderly People Throughout The Us
- Ancient Rome in 3D
- Getting Dressed in The 18th Century
- History of English in 10 Minutes
- Oldest Video Ever – 1888
- The Agricultural Revolution: Crash Course World History #1
- The History of The World: Every Year
- A Day in Pompeii – Full-Length Animation
- Timelapse of Every Battle in History
This animated video by the amazing Bill Wurtz is arguably the most hilarious and informative history video that’s ever been created of this scope. You really just gotta see it.
This video is as close as you can get to time travel. The people interviewed in this video lived in the 19th-century. Interviews with Civil War veterans, a railroad engineer, and more. Notice the differences in the way they talk.
Another one of the best history videos is this 3D reconstruction of ancient Rome flyby. Amazing to see what this bustling, cosmopolitan city would have looked like. Enjoy, history geeks.
These “getting dressed” videos really bring history to life. And we’ve all wondered how its possible to put on some of the ridiculous outfits they wore in the 18th and 19th centuries.
Another long animation but cheeky and hilarious. The animation is fun to watch and it’s is a fantastic summary of the long and complex formation of the English language.
Okay, it may not be the most… exciting video of all time, but it’s pretty goshdarn interesting to see the oldest video recording from 1888. Yes, 1888.
The first in a series of brilliant videos about world history from Crash Course. Learn and be entertained at the same time. And then wonder where all the time went 60 hours later.
Serious history nerds will love this masterpiece of animation showing the growth and changes of civilization over thousands of years with detailed explanations running alongside.
An incredibly well-done animation from the perspective of someone looking out of their house in Pompeii while Mount Vesuvius explodes. (We accidentally counted wrong)
This depressing animation attempts to show every battle ever recorded as a dot on a map (focusing on one general area of the globe at first). Let’s not show this one to the aliens who come to judge our species. Got any favorites that we missed? Email us (info@historyhustle.com) or message us on Facebook Facebook.com/HistoryHustle and we might add i...
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