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Slavery in Colonial America Explained
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- čas přidán 13. 12. 2015
- Here is the story of the institution of slavery in colonial America.
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Once upon a time, African nations fought each other, as nations tend to do throughout history. After a victory, an African nation would often enslave many of the enemies it had captured. Most of these enslaved Africans, from various nations, were then traded or sold to Europeans along the west coast. Next, the slaves were shipped like cargo across the Atlantic Ocean. This journey became known as The Middle Passage, and it became the largest movement of people in history. Conditions on the ships during the Middle Passage were so dreadful that up to 15 percent of the slaves didn’t even make it to the end of the journey. Packed like sardines in filthy conditions, most died from malnutrition and disease.
In 1619, a Dutch ship brought twenty Africans to the new British colony of Jamestown, Virginia. The slaves were needed to work in the quickly growing tobacco industry. From there, slavery spread throughout the American colonies. Over the next 200 hundred years, millions more would arrive to work large tobacco, indigo, and rice plantations in what would become the United States.
During the colonial era, you know, when states were just British colonies, most slaves worked on tobacco plantations.
Household slaves, those who acted as servants to colonists, were the next largest group.
Some of the earliest slaves were actually Native Americans, but they tended to die from European diseases or escape, so Africans became more preferable. During the first years of slavery in the 1600s, Africans experienced a relatively high level of racial tolerance and flexibility from their European owners. Several slaves could wander freely, get married, buy land and other property, or even buy their own freedom. You heard that right- that means they were actually paid some for their work, and several Africans in the colonies were not slaves. In some cases, slaves were freed if they were able to prove in court they were baptized as a Christian. In one Virginian county in 1668, 29 percent of all Africans were free. Some free Africans even owned slaves!
Because many Europeans were indentured servants, whites and black servants sometimes worked together, received the same punishments, and even plotted escapes together.
Beginning in the late 1660s, colonists in Maryland and Virginia passed new laws that further restricted the rights of all blacks, free and slaves.
Most slaves worked in the Chesapeake Bay region, working on huge tobacco plantations and large farms. The work was very hard, and slaves were busy most of the year, working sunrise to sunset. For those working on sugar plantations, which were larger than tobacco plantations, the work was even more difficult. While the most back breaking work fell to the strongest and healthiest, less physically demanding jobs were still handled by older or younger slaves- there was no minimum or maximum age for working. Slaves on plantations usually lived in complete family units, and they got Sundays off. Slave families became close, as did each slave community on every plantation.
This gave way to a new culture, in which customs came not just from their current ways of life, but from memories and traditions brought from Africa. Slaves told folktales and fables, which kept oral traditions strong. Slaves made drums, banjos, and rattles similar to those found in Africa. Enslaved women made baskets using an African coiling method and sewed quilts with African patterns. Many slaves became Christian, almost seamlessly merging their African religions and traditions with Christianity. Their version of Christianity gave way to slave preachers, who led congregations on plantations where they often expressed themselves through singing and dancing. It was a powerful, spiritual way for them to gain hope.
Tragically, plantation slaves were more likely to be sold or transferred than slaves working inside colonist houses. Tight-knit families were split apart, often with little notice. They were also more likely than household slaves to get brutally punished because they were seen as less valuable than household slaves.
Household slaves generally ate better, were dressed better, and had more freedom to move about. However, they usually worked seven days a week and worked even longer hours. Other slaves did things like working in ironworking, shipbuilding, and other early industries.
"How are things? Good? I'm Mr. Beat! Anyway - slavery." Classic line. Love the channel!
This guy is a liberal moron. Mr Beat is a propagandist.
@@richardsalzer8247 what are you saying dumbass
People point out that only about 5% of the population owned slaves, so how could the slave holders control the government? In the case of South Carolina, that is easily explained. South Carolina was not a democracy. it was a feudal society. Under the Constitution of 1798, in effect at the time of the Civil War, a person was not eligible to sit in the legislature unless he owned the right combination of land and slaves, and the legislature elected the governor. There were no popular elections for president either. Through 1860, the South Carolina legislature chose presidential electors themselves. Also, in South Carolina, except for a brief period during Reconstruction, there was no divorce for any reason. South Carolina did not legalize divorce until 1949, and even now, it is the only state where the permissible grounds for divorce are set forth in the state consitution.
The "5%" is very misleading. It was true at the time of the Civil War, when most states had prohibited slavery. In slave states about 34% of white men owned one or more slaves.
That’s ironic because they wanted out of an authoritarian society
That 5% is based off of the entire population. About 30% of households in the South owned people.
The 5% also includes wives and children who would not have owned slaves anyhow. The Census metric of Households is appropriate.
@@SandfordSmythe it does not. Not in the south. Not even talking about states where slavery was legal.
He that leadeth into captivity shall go into captivity. Rev 13:10
You’re really going to leave out the fact of breeding of the enslaved women and young girls and the constant rapes and beatings endured by the house enslaved?
this is meant for 3 to 12 year olds i Doubt it im in 8th and learning about this
This is a history video meant for classrooms.
shut up
I mean as cool as that is, I don't think middle schoolers should be learning about this, yet
bruh i could see if the video was trying to take a fully historical tone as if he was discussing the holocaust why you would ask that but looking at the video it looks like it was probably made for a middle school audience and mentioning that would be kinda retarded
The Virginia colony in 1607 was founded by the English. Not British. Great Britain became a thing 100 years later in 1707.
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I know this is a year later but good job keep grinding. I’m in college now and I wish I had tried harder in school when I was younger. Learning can be fun even when it doesn’t seem like it. Take it from me (a pot head kid who didn’t think school was for him), school is what you make it, and you can make it fun and very beneficial. Just try to actually learn it and you will enjoy it a lot more in the long run.
@@NavneetKaur-tg3km that's a score you can get?
I'm using this for a test to!
i dont think the slaves had the means, money or know how to go back if they wished to. i also doubt they had an option in choosing african names if they were stripped of original names and forced into Christianity and a new society for centuries.
Thousands went back to Liberia, where they lived out American customs mainly... it didn't go well.
You talking like all ‘black’ people came from Africa… you and all other pilgrim immigrants should understand, WE WERE ALREADY HERE!!!
Have you Really thought about the resources (food, manpower, ships, weapons) it’d take to go from America, to Africa and back to America with 12.5 mill “people” knowing half your “inventory” will Perish.
In Enterprising, what business men make such decisions…
Porto Rico, Bahamas, Dominican Republic, Cuba, Haiti, Trinidad and Tobago, etc.. all surround North America, and Caucasians Really think 🤔 the first “Blacks” in America were slaves-
That is Not the case for a Many so-called “Blacks”.-FYI.
Mexicans come Mexico…
Irish come from Ireland… Jamaicans from Jamaica, so unless you can tell me where “Black” people come from then you should Not call Anyone that-
@@newoldskool9737 that's where you're wrong. It's been proven that even black Jamaicans and black Venezuelans have their origins from Africa. Slaves from Africa came all over the American, the islands, South America, etc. Mixing later own with the European blood and the natives, etc. The only original people from the Americas were the Native Americans including the South American tribes, etc. None of them were black. A lot of South American countries have music with African roots because of the slaves that came. For example Venezuela has Tambores.
@@krissve unless you are an “African” History major, keep it to yourself -
Caucasian people ALWAYS trying to tell other people about their Roots. Worry about “your” people and ALL their atrocities committed throughout ALL the nations, still today.
I bet you still celebrate Columbus ‘discovering’ America. FOH
It's interesting to note that even TO THIS DAY black parents give their children biblical names.
And 'to this day', black _people_ accept and worship white man's god. Even *after* being told by the very bible of those white people that the god of all - according to that bible - "loves them", but that they are "second" to those others.... that god's true favorite is not them but instead is the Jews. And yet, they *still* pursue that god.
@@gatsbylight4766 hmm where in the Bible does it say that one race or ethnicity is second to the other? I am truly trying to learn, do you think that the white man misused the Bible since black people couldn't read?
@@madisonemy - As is often the case with many works of fiction, the writers of that fiction give preference and special consideration for their own kind, heritage, tribe, race, nationality or likeness. Parts of the Christian bible, at the time of its writing, was promulgated by those peoples living in the Judea/Galilee region known today as modern Israel, and many of those people came to be known as Israelites. As such, in the writing of the bible, they gave special consideration to themselves:
[Speaking of the Jews] *_"For you are a people holy to the Lord your God. The Lord your God has chosen you to be a people for his treasured possession, out of all the peoples who are on the face of the earth."_* ~ Deuteronomy 7:6
This is somewhat of a central premise of Judaism, and it is common parlance nowadays that Jews, as well as some others, refer to Jews as _"God's chosen people."_
In Mormonism, Mormons wrote their Book of Mormon - and in their view 'they' are God's "chosen people" because they have accepted Jesus through baptism.
Elijah Muhammad, in developing 'his' own perspective in his creation of the Nation of Islam, has derived his belief that 'black people' are God's "chosen people" on the basis of..... well, just because Elijah Muhammad said so.
In Rastafarianism, Rastas developed their own perspective that 'they' are the true children of Israel and therefore 'they' are God's "chosen people".
Yes, the white, European, and middle eastern men have long used the bible for various purposes - including to control the populace, to manipulate thinking to conform to social norms, and to gain or enforce power. It is well known that many slave owners of black slaves in 17th-19th century America attempted to use the bible to convince those slaves to _"accept the proper fate as slaves as God has ordained it to be so."_
From the 50 or 100 million black Africans enslaved by Arabs, to the 10 or 15 million black Africans enslaved by white Europeans - black Africans have a long history of being taken away from their own spiritual beliefs and practices and convinced to believe in the gods of white people.
Clearly, this phenomenon still exists today - as there are many black folk who still worship white Jesus.
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It’s interesting to note that black people still believe in a god and his son Jesus that’s never come back for them because he does not exist.
@@NicoleKe whatever you say, Keisha lol
This was very Educational. Thank you!! 😊
the title made me think this is about Spanish/Portuguese colonial Americas (what i was googling) in regard to Natives/Amerindians as slaves. good video, but should be more specific on the title for North American british colonies
The saddest thing about the cotton gin was that the purpose of the invention was *to replace the need slavery.* MEGA OOF.
Very informative. Thank you!
Still shocks me how this was socially acceptable. Disgusting
I appreciate this history that is geared toward my younger students. I don't feel it is necessary to share the brutality with 9 year-olds. They will learn more when they get older.
Which is why I said it wasn't necessary to share that with them. And 9 year-olds in the 1800's are not the 9 year-olds of today. You can't even compare.
So, what are you trying to say? That I should teach 9 year-olds the extreme brutality of slavery? That I should show little boys and girls video reenactments of beatings? Would you like me to show them Roots? They will get that all soon enough, when they are actually old enough to understand it, and be able to emotionally handle it. My job is to teach, not psychologically traumatize. I give them a safe place, where they may not be so exposed to the violence of TV, social media, the news, and everyday life. I can't protect them from what happens at home. There is only so much I can do for them 8 hours a day from home, for only 10 months. I'm not hiding truth from them, they are getting history, but they get it in doses. Trying to teach them at this age the entire truth is preposterous.
"White people need to grow a pair and own up to their legacy" is a racist comment.
I did not cause this. My family had nothing to do with this. I am not a racist, but you sure are showing undertones. If you think I can teach this delicate subject to its fullness to NINE YEAR-OLDS, then you obviously have no experience as a teacher or with child development. Police are NOT the only ones killing black people. And slavery began way before white people brought Africans to America. So let us go ahead had teach about the history of slavery in the world. It is going on today, as well, around the world, so let us teach current events, too.
You really think that people with lighter skin don't know the history about people with lighter skin justifying horrifying behavior? Elementary aged kids know that. I agree with most of the information from the link you posted. However, making every white person feel they are directly responsible for all racism in the world is not helping end racism. In fact, it is making racism worse. If you don't understand that, I made another video you can watch called "How to End Racism." czcams.com/video/OTBDE6Ggt98/video.html
the beginning tho
The End...Shiddddddd
Hello Mr. Beat, good job, except there should be some mention of the founding of the Royal Africa Company by King Charles II and monopoly of Transatlantic Slave Trade from 1693 to 1731.
very informative and i like how you presented the information
At 4:46 that picture is the grist mill, where I live. I didn’t know slaves built mills
Notice how that Virginia forte looked like a pyrimid a symbol associated with egypt.
It’s a triangle. Pyramids are three dimensional and have a square base. It looks nothing like a pyramid.
Sorry, Mr. Beat, that you did not compare American slavery with that of other places. Generally American slavery was the worst, most inhumane system. Throughout European countries slavery was time limited--After a period of years, slaves had to be released. In South America family members could not be sold separately, and could not be punished without court approval, and slavery was time limited.
American slaves were treated worse than the Haitians?
@@mementomori1022 Actually it has been done. Start with "Slave and Citizen" by Frank Tannenbaum. It is simple and direct enough that even you might understand it. Recent editions contain a bibliography in case you really want to learn about slavery instead of passing off headlines for information.
don't lie, we are all here for school smh
yeah, im from denmark and still here
@@alexanderludvigsen1893 Lol my teacher assigned this and im like bro c'mon
how can humans have the idea of colonizing slavery and violence..
Nice concise video bro.....catching up after some time off
+Camera Noob Thanks :) Yeah, it's good to take some time off...from everything at certain points
Mr. Beat's Social Studies Channel
Oh I was uploading actually but that is ALL I was doing.....I put up several hundred music videos for my cousins to use during the holidaze !
Awesome. Are they on your channel? I'd love to check them out.
+Mr. Beat's Social Studies Channel
Absolutely they are :) Please do check them out :)
The invention of the cotton gin (1794) extended slavery by 70 years or so. The cotton gin made owning slaves profitable.
While some did Come from Africa. Its now being confirmed That MOST slaves came from Europe and or was enslaved on the land
Don't forget, as many do, all countries have had slaves, and people from every country have been slaves.
RK rk happy new year 😊. I agree that the north and east african slave trade was truly barbaric but I still stand by my point that it wasn't as wide spread as the European slave trade particularly in west Africa. Also I wasn't aware that the north african slave traid was still being practiced plz put some light on that for me.
@@younglion5887 since Qadafi (spelling?) Was ousted and Libya became a real mess you have fundamental Muslim groups or gangs or terrorists abducting specifically black Africans or Nubian men and selling them in open air slave markets...there is many videos of this.... you will not hear about it from MSM though
@@RKrk-jj2li Damn 😔. what is the Libyan government doing about it? And why hasn't Eygipt intervened?
WTF
@@younglion5887 I dunno dude. But if you look at the numbers of people enslaved and the conditions they were forced to endure there's no comparison. Also white European Western cultures put an end to slavery for the most part. Now, I've never owned a slave and no person in America alive today has been made into slaves of the physical bondage type. Let's try to remember this before making off hand comments about one race or group being worse or better than any other... cheers
Those weren't Africans that were sold as slaves, they were Hebrew Israelites (Deuteronomy 28:25, etc)
They were from the tribe of Judah...from Shem...bloodline of Jesus
Wheres youre evidence?
@@Spiderfisch ughhhh, I told you, Deuteronomy 28, and Leviticus 26, those signs and wonders, only address 1 group of ppl worldwide, always have and always will, the Southern kingdom/dominion/ YHWHudah, Benjamin, and Levi) and the "so called" American negroe and the "so called" ppl scattered alongside the islands (Northern kingdom/dominion/Ephraim Palastinian ppl)
The painting that was your background what's the name of it
Im a little confused . You said that captured people were sold to the colonies by other africans? I was not taught this. So if a person was captured they were traded and sold by other Africans? Never heard this. Hmmm could you clarify this? Thanks Oh I never heard that slaves owned other slaves. What?
Slaves didn't own slaves, that didn't happen in the colonies
The ones that died dodged a bullet.
THINGS ARE GOOD MR BEAT THANKS FOR ASKING
It makes sense that back in the day, slave laws weren't as race based as later on, because in those days, slavery was mostly religious based, and since Africans were the nearest heathens (according to them), they would buy Africans.
Lies And 💩. Africans weren't Close to them . Slavery from so called African was Not Integral for over Hundred years into the Colonial Time line.
@@michaelmccuin1157 The shift over to black slaves from white indentured servant was going strong by1700.
" africans became more preferable" aka "darker skin south americans" and other "blacks" from other lands in the west and east but not africa who didnt know the land very well as the darker skin north American Indians knew the land well. Thank you.
We are not native americans.
@@jasminepearls1047 did I say we were native americans?obviously u are unaware. So back up.
@@jasminepearls1047 they called America LAND OF THE BLACKS. YOU BETTER LEARN SOMETHING. DON'T ASK ME QUESTIONS.
Oh let me shut your windows Mr Washington so you can't hear your human chattel being beaten
I am so thank full to this video it help so much for a project that I had no time to prepare
I am using this for my college essay thank you :)
"Some natives were slaves"
@Vianca Applebaum Doesn't really matter who started it but I get what you're trying to say. What matters is who continued it knowing that it was wrong.
sooo, what was cotton gin? It was mentioned, but not explained, and I'm curious
oh my goodness you actually reply to you older videos too?! :D Thanks for that!
+Ptaku93 I try!
an you are very welcome :>
Was a machine that separated cotton fibers from the seeds, which was fine by hand before
the beginning intro is so cringe but so perfect
Hey man. I'm not sure whether the content you post is right or not, but thanks for inspiring me to learn more about history by making your contents entertaining. Keep up the spirit man.
Jesus loves you
I am not sure if this was your intention but you forget to add the horror, the heartbreak of slavery. What about all the children and people who were raped, militated, tortured, had their feet cut off, etc.? The pictures of dancing slaves and those who could buy their freedom and also owned slaved- those are the exceptions and only make sense in the context of the absolute horrors of slavery. This is a bit too sanitized and so far from how truly disgusting and detrimental this experience really was. Please viewers seek other sources and get a more complete idea of what the experience was truly like. I also don't like how you start with "Africa countries fight and thus sell people into slavery." Slavery was a global economic industry that benefited greedy racist whites who thought they were superior.
In short, this is disappointing and I don't feel that you connect with the black people forced into slavery the same way you would if these were your people. Maybe that is just how I feel but I don't feel this video and your casual tone does justice to the ills suffered by my ancestors.
We deserve better. R.I.P. ancestors.
One love, one day.
+Sharla stevens-webb Thanks for watching. This is meant to be a short overview and was never intended to show the horrors of slavery. I recommend 12 Years A Slave as an introduction for those unfamiliar with how brutal it was. I have other videos about slavery, you know. A big portion of my audience is kids, so sometimes introducing the more graphic details is best reserved for a separate video with warning ahead of time. Also, I'm surprised that you didn't know that Africans also had slaves. This is common knowledge.
+Michael Willuz What your suggestions? Any site or so?
The people responsible for Africans slaves trades is Islam and Spainard from Spain not the Whole Europe. Islam showed Spain how to enslaved color tribes like brown Asatic and black Africans smh....
I thought this video was very well done and I hope to use it in my fifth-grade class. Many people do not understand that we just cannot go that deep into the sheer horrors of slavery at that age.
white nations were the first to end slavery and hundreds of thousands of white americans died fighting to end slavery. meanwhile you still have slavery occurring to this day in many african, middle eastern, and asian countries.
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So the founding fathers started this country because royals were making them feel like slaves but they themselves owned slaves. I do respect the founding fathers for starting this country but I get so ticked off about what such hypocrites they were
Now they play football.
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I wish you were my teacher I would have stayed in school and made something of myself
During The Golden Age Of Islam , Muslims invaded and enslaved Africans , Euorpean and brown Asiatic. Muslims also invaded China and set up there first Islamic state kingdom by 7th centuary A.D
Yep, most humans throughout history have enslaved others at one point or another.
i feel bad for the slaves
so 1600 slavery was more like african slavery?seen as human.
No, it didn’t surprise me...like..at all
I quit watching at 1:36 when you said millions of slaves were brought to the colonies when it was less than 400k
You're wrong. Over the period of the Atlantic Slave Trade, from approximately 1526 to 1867, some 12.5 million slaves were shipped from Africa, and 10.7 million arrived in the Americas. Try not to be ignorant.
@@iammrbeat you are absolutely right but that has nothing to do with my statement and it’s not what you said in the video. Key word Colonies vs Americas. Less than 400k slaves were brought to the British American colonies that went on to become the 13 original States. Around 3% of the total. Gets your facts straight if you want to be a professor
@@iammrbeat also it was made illegal to import slaves into the United States in 1807 not 1867
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I’d love that history class
Yes 😅
Our Heavenly Father called them false gods in his commandments who wanted to be worship as gods outside of Christ Covenant.
5:55 what you mean “they have decided that they wanted to stay” like they didn’t have a choice bruh like they couldn’t leave
Most were sent to the southern colonies and the caribeen
Mr.Beast nahhh Mr.beat
Those where indians
I heard it was worse than 15%. A third!
Fucking know i kno
The archangel Gabriel asked the devil for aide into stealing 7 stars from my head about his Muhammad and Christ said even the ones who Pierce him will know his Vengeance
Remember the Sabbath day and keep it Holy of Our Heavenly Father commandments and Christ prescribed Saturday to be the Sabbath day in full filling that law of his Covenant. Let not man , angels,hybrid nor beast come between serving Our Heavenly Father and his commandments under his Covenant.
Soooo, how many people have _you_ killed for working on the Sabbath, Tamika? That *is* what your bible instructs you to do: _"Six days shall work be done, but on the seventh day there shall be to you an holy day, a sabbath of rest to the LORD: whosoever doeth work therein shall be put to death."_ Exodus 35:2
u should get waves
All my classmates are watching this boring stuff and they are actually paying attention surprising it's savior BISHES
So profound!
What did the Europeans trade with the African for their captured to be traded in exchange? Africa provided Europe with gold, iron, ivory, textile, minerals, and other resources. Please don’t answer with guns and alcohol because that was factually found not to be the case! You should do research on the Niominka people wars against slave raiding Portuguese.
Telling a story like they were on a resort shame
That beginning tho... Pure BS
Joga muito
Only 1 in every 4 own slaves ya that's not that much at all. HA!
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Christ taught his Disciples how to pray in secret because of the Fallen angels who try to incept prayers and Christ told them in the closet with the doors closed and ask of Our Heavenly Father in secret.
There may of been founding fathers who own slaves but that doesn't mean they all treat their slaves as Property. I know George Washington treated his slaves fairly as the humans they are. There were cruel slave owners who treated slaves as property and then there were slave owners who treated their slaves like humans. And even after the civil war you can tell which slave owners were which type by the fact the former slaves that were treated like humans actually tried to return to the families they were working for. Sure they could just be trying to return to the life they knew, but they could have done that with a different family if they were treated as property by that family
I don't approve slavery, but I have respect to slave owners that treated their slaves as human beings. Especially those that treated slaves as part of their family because by the way the slaves were treated, they might as well only be slaves by title and nothing else.
what am I watching rn breh
i know right
Lol u deleted my comments on ur trip video u Muppet
+Justin lacambra Actually, no I didn't. They were probably reported. Muppet? Which one am I? I call dibs on Gonzo.
First slaves owner in America was a black man why didn't The narrative mention this?? Smh......
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13 colonies = 13 tribes of israel. Judah, benjamin,levi. ephraim.manassa.Zebulon, reuben,simeon, isaachar, asher, Dan, gad, naphtali.
Nothing more amusing than modern people expressing their moral outrage over slavery. Most slave owners would have far greater legitimate reason to be revolted by our morality than we of theirs. Slavery was not a 'stain' or an 'original sin'. It was an entirely valid economic system with an ancient history in human society. Europeans did not invent it. Nor did the practice it because of racism. For most of human history Europeans were the source of most slaves. It's great that we have developed an economic system not directly dependent on slavery, but that is the consequence of technology not morality.
That one eye devil time is short and his fingerpuppets are on the move to remove prophecy sacrifice for devil. Our Heavenly Father said he will Judge and he said it worldwide so every tongue could understand him and he called it Judgement Day
Christ said even the ones who Pierce him will know his Vengeance of the Roman's Catholic synagogues and St branches thereof separate from his Covenant
53 minutes in and already y t lies.
@@1moneyking stfu idiot
53 minutes in and the video is 6 1/2 minutes long.
Hmmm. Is it me or does anyone else hate it when a non black person says "BLACKS" Instead of black people?
As a black person im not offended and neither should anyone else stop getting offended over everything
What a great mr beat bed time story
BOOOOOORING!
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+Mr. Beat's Social Studies Channel. Now tell your class about the history of White Europeans who were forced into slavery in Colonial America.
+matt p uh-oh...somebody didn't watch
Matt P Except that didn’t happen.
@@TheJrzdevil If it's boring go somewhere else.
You’re my Valentine Mr. Beat
You need to check half your facts again. Period
@@thespcrewroy8716 I will after I finish giving yours the Bussiness
I still have 5 stars
I'm not sure where you learned that but my college professor (a white guy) would shake his head shamefully at you. You really had my attention for the first minute of the video. Good job on that, but please stop it with the alternative facts.
alternative facts?
how did you even get into college? affirmative action? try applying as a white or asian and see if you can get it based on merit rather than muh racism
Your professor's a joke considering the ignorance radiating from your comment
DOTCurrency Poor thing, still laboring under the misapprehension that no one black can achieve anything except for affirmative-action. Actually, more white women benefitted from affirmative action than anyone and whites like to use it today as an excuse to mollify themselves when they just weren’t good enough to get the job.
@@DOTCurrency Black Americans fought to desegregate schools. Asians, Latinos couldn't go to school with whites either so think about that.
Homeschool recommended.📖
Lies!
THIS CHANNEL LIED
When exactly?
Mr Beat is a propagandist.
I like your channel… I was interested in how much of a Historian you were, I see you teach that Caucasians we’re Not Slavs (Slaves), and that is Not true.
You teach that Caucasians have always had a Status above the Natives (blacks),,, Most Caucasians were indentured slaves but Not all-
You should go back further than the 1700’s my Brotha. North American history, Not U.S. States Government history-
@@thespcrewroy8716 Can you read? I said Slaves you nincompoop-you only know school system history-🤡
Better then living under section 8, 🤷🏼♀️.
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