The Industrial Revolution: Crash Course History of Science #21
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Date: 2022-04-04
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Aspiah
These Industrial revolution's process began in British on 18th century and from there it became spread widily to the other parts of the world. Industrial revolution made the lives of humans easier and the development growth of economy. But it sad to say, that it has negative impact in our environment. That mostly most of us didn't see and care about the negative effects in our environmentand when it comes to our mother earth. I hope we can less using factories that can destroy the mother earth.
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These Industrial revolution's process began in British on 18th century and from there it became spread widily to the other parts of the world. Industrial revolution made the lives of humans easier and the development growth of economy. But it sad to say, that it has negative impact in our environment. That mostly most of us didn't see and care about the negative effects in our environmentand when it comes to our mother earth. I hope we can less using factories that can destroy the mother earth.
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Fredrik
I really dislike this first and second industrial revolution trope. Because it ignores the massive contributions many countries other than england and the US did to the process. The germans outstripped british industrialisation before the americans did, and there were Swedish engineers pushing the boundaries of steam engines and trains.
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I really dislike this first and second industrial revolution trope. Because it ignores the massive contributions many countries other than england and the US did to the process. The germans outstripped british industrialisation before the americans did, and there were Swedish engineers pushing the boundaries of steam engines and trains.
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hedgehog3180
Correction for 7: 04 Dreadnoughts weren't a thing until the 20th century with the launch of the HMS Dreadnought in 1906. You're probably thinking of Ironclads. There were ships named HMS Dreadnought before this but none represented the same revolutionary break in naval warfare as the HMS Dreadnought did.
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Correction for 7: 04 Dreadnoughts weren't a thing until the 20th century with the launch of the HMS Dreadnought in 1906. You're probably thinking of Ironclads. There were ships named HMS Dreadnought before this but none represented the same revolutionary break in naval warfare as the HMS Dreadnought did.
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Tom
Silly video- the non conformist protestant faith was the key. The protestant work ethic and individual response to a knowable loving just God who was created order. Not left wing nonsense trying to masquerade as science
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Silly video- the non conformist protestant faith was the key. The protestant work ethic and individual response to a knowable loving just God who was created order. Not left wing nonsense trying to masquerade as science
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Simon
Why do you call the Industrial Revolution a -trope-? Almost sounds like you don-t think it was really a revolution, when to me it was the BIGGEST revolution. Great video otherwise.
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Why do you call the Industrial Revolution a -trope-? Almost sounds like you don-t think it was really a revolution, when to me it was the BIGGEST revolution. Great video otherwise.
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Logan
So excited to see what they think of the 18th century Biologists, I really hope that yall talk about Alexander von Humboldt! He is so underappreciated in the world of science!
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So excited to see what they think of the 18th century Biologists, I really hope that yall talk about Alexander von Humboldt! He is so underappreciated in the world of science!
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McClung
11: 51 Am I the only one bothered by the fact that -all of these nice people- has suddenly changed to -these people-? Who's not being nice to Hank? Be nice people!
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11: 51 Am I the only one bothered by the fact that -all of these nice people- has suddenly changed to -these people-? Who's not being nice to Hank? Be nice people!
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Dean
I love this series so much, but please learn to pronounce the names of the scientists correctly! Huygens is pronounced Hoy-gens and Bernoulli is Ber-noo-ee.
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I love this series so much, but please learn to pronounce the names of the scientists correctly! Huygens is pronounced Hoy-gens and Bernoulli is Ber-noo-ee.
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JoAnne
I love all of Crash Course, but this has been one of my favorite episodes of all time. Thank you, as a high school teacher, for all that you do!
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I love all of Crash Course, but this has been one of my favorite episodes of all time. Thank you, as a high school teacher, for all that you do!
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Er-meon
5: 40 And what was the 20th century? The century of physics? Of war? Of computers?
And what are we now? The century of memes?
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5: 40 And what was the 20th century? The century of physics? Of war? Of computers?
And what are we now? The century of memes?
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