American Foreign Policy Between WWI and WWII (1920-1939)
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- čas přidán 31. 08. 2013
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An introduction to American Foreign Policy between World War I and World War II for US History students - Part II of my lecture on the United States' rejection of internationalism after WWI. View Part I here: • The Versailles Treaty:...
The content of this lecture aligns with South Carolina US History Standard 5.5 (US Rejection of Internationalism) for students preparing for the South Carolina US History EOC.
I definitely appreciate any constructive criticism I can get - it's the only way to get better at this. Thanks for subscribing and let me know what you think of the other stuff - gotta warn you, though, the early vids are pretty bad. I cringe a bit when I watch them but keep them up in case they help students and to remind myself how far I've come.
Never stop making this content used u at GCSE, watched u at A-level and still refer back to your vids at Undergraduate level... your work is well thought out, precise with being over complicated and it is quite funny how these videos have gone from challenging me to think beyond the narrative to supplementary to my addition reading to now a starting point for understanding the period. Your a key part of my growth as a historian and that is eternally appreciated
Just imagine a German history teacher being this patriotic for a second...
I love this series. Great idea!
give me money Mr breast
Believe if i'm not mistaken, "normalcy" was a word coined by Harding, one of many new words coined in early part of 20th century, making its way into the vernacular language.
Helpful as usual. Thank the Lord for Tom Richey! My grades thank you too
That's the first negative I've gotten on the mug... I do hold it more in this video than in most videos I've made, though, so that could be it. I'll make sure I've got a place to set it down in the future.
But the glass is part of his trademark!
Is that whiskey in honor of the 1920s prohibition? Or is it just coffee?
We shall never know. Tis a mystery.
Haha Itms hot tea!
Much appreciative of the tweets and mentions! I had to google Tim Hortons (we Americans learn very little about that uninhabited country to the north of us) and now, I'm craving donuts. Would certainly sport that mug on CZcams if you were ever to send it!
Up here in Buffalo there are tons of Tim Hortons, far more popular than Starbucks or Dunkin Donuts.
Thank you so much for all the information. I was confused until your video
Lose the glass. It is a prop for nervousness. Else, very well done. You have learned from the Hip Meister!
I am watching the war of 1812 now! Well done! (Except for failure the mention "The Canadian Affair". You did get the Brit Part in, tho! But then, I realize you only have so much time in these videos.)
But if you outdo him... what will poor Hip do? Start to sing? (Search for The History Teacherz & History for Music Lovers.)
Very helpful video. Thanks
I like your style Mr. Richey. History peeps should come this way.
ha! That's awesome.
Thanks
Great acting ability or political presence.
I doubt he'll have to stoop that low! Haha! We've got a good thing going because we appeal to slightly different markets on the student end. His videos are much more helpful to someone preparing for NY Regents and other state tests, which is a pretty HUGE market, while mine tend to target AP students, new teachers, and students specifically preparing for the SC test. I'm hoping to be about where Hip is in five years - by then, he may have his own TV show and leave me CZcams!
"the french get some... but who cares how many "
You hurt a French student watching your videos with attention x)
i youtubed isolationism, and this video came up; does he talk about it?
Thanks! You notice the "Handsome Frank" Pierce bobblehead on the shelf behind me? The tragic life of a doughface...
Thank You!
can u please argue how it WAS isolated in the 1920's?
The 1920s were so like cool
I failed my test because I couldn't concentrate with such a handsome guy trying to explain America to me; two of my favourite things
Sometimes when I am in my Muay Thai class , I find it hard to concentrate because there are a lot of hot women in my class. So... I can sympathize with you. I hope you passed your history after retaking it. 👍
I love this video (:
Sierra Radford And I love that you love it! XD
Hahahahaha lord thank you for helping my pass my exam
Sorry, but it was the only weakness I saw! But in this video, you have to admit, it sure is there a lot. I did not have a chance to look at any others! (Maybe it wanted a "mug shot"?)
So you sent us here? Sneaky! Very sneaky...
Oh, well, Carry on smiling then! It is just that I rate on expertise, content, and ability to discuss. (Not glass holding!) AND: You gotta admit: HE ACES THOSE. And his voice is interesting to listen to. I've been tweeting his links, and mentioning him on blogs. If he gets famous, that glass will be in the Smithsonian! (I should be evil and send him a Tim Horton's mug...)
1:32 i died laughing
Ok but I don’t think he ever took a sip...
Edit: He took 1. That’s it.
So your plan is to outlast him! ( think Genghis Khan used that one!) This is good, because Hip-Man can Never out-sing Amy Burvall & Herb Mahelona. And I saw his dancing. I predict his TV show will be a comedy! A good one. Hum. Educational comedy. You COULD be a guest star!
And be viewed as a traitor to Ah-mu-ri-cuh by a certain group? Hum. I will look into it. See what they have, etc. They are not clear glass. They tend to have pictures of "Canadiana" and a corporate logo on them. The plastic ones are car safe.
They had to deal with the Indian problem first.
The wilson's solution for world war I was not good. The 14 points didn't work. And a I think because the idea of wilson is that the end of the war had to be without winners and loosers. Its kind a unuseful pacifism. And then the difference between fd roosevelt and what makes fd roosevelt the best democrat in office ever is that when going to world war II he clearly said this time there will be winners and loosers. And it was what happened. The era of any kind of empire was ended even for britain and france. Fd roosevelt is very important not because the new deal but for this statement of the world war
Wow Warren G. Harding sounds eerily like the Donald! and they were both unfit for the job!!!
yeah and woodrow Wilson was only in politics (officially) for 2 years as gov of NJ
That, while an undeniable fact, has been caused to an extent by increased lack of willingness to cooperate between the two parties in our government. back in the day when there were more the two parties and money was not such a large part of politics there was a lot more compromise in the congress. things started to get bad in the Gilded age if you ask me, and from then on its been a slow downward spiral
In my opinion, instead of trying to look at an entire presidency, one should analyze domestic policy (social, economic, etc.) and foreign policy (diplomacy, nat. sec., war, trade, etc.) separately. Like you pointed out, LBJ's foreign policy was disastrous, but great society was very important. Similarly, the Nixon administration was very strong on foreign policy with Kissinger and the like but had issues domestically. Also, of all the "Forgotten Presidents" Chester Arthur was probably the least corrupt...
very true
Tons of parallels between Warren Harding and Donald Trump. From the "America First!" rhetoric (in reaction to intellectual internationalist predecessors) to two men who were/are big womanizers to two administrations rife with corruption.