Top influencers de YouTube de Historia en Estados Unidos para febrero 2025

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Exploring ancient and medieval history from around the world.

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I have been teaching history and sociology courses for over 20 years. History has been my passion since childhood, I did not have much growing up but I did have an insatiable thirst for history and knowledge. I have two post-graduate degrees in racial theory and women's studies, I also minored in eastern philosophy. My recall ability and sense of humor have always been my strengths in teaching history and reacting to history-related videos on youtube since 2020. I also love the history of music, movies, sports, pop culture, and much more. I especially love reacting and breaking down the unique and obscure parts of history in my youtube videos and as a history teacher. I react to a lot of epic rap battles of history, oversimplified, simple history, sam o'nella, and many other history videos on youtube. I also do the random music reaction if it applies, and various advice segments and videos on my thoughts on education, as both an educator of history and a lifelong student.

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Welcome to The History Show! My name is Alex, and I am a lover of all things history. From a young age, I have been fascinated by the stories and events that have shaped our world, and my passion for the subject only continues to grow. Through this channel, I hope to share my love of history with all of you. Whether you're a fellow history buff or simply looking to learn more about the past, I believe that everyone can benefit from studying history. By understanding the events of the past, we can gain a greater appreciation for the world we live in today and make more informed decisions about our future. On this channel, you can expect to find a variety of videos on different historical topics, ranging from ancient civilizations to modern day events. I strive to present these topics in a way that is both informative and engaging, using a combination of visuals, narration, and storytelling to bring the past to life. Thank you for joining me on this journey through history.

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A Day In History brings to you the unsaid, weird, and ugly parts of history that are not taught in textbooks, along with some more hopeful sections of our past. With so much misinformation everywhere, our aim is to shed light on some of history's most suppressed but factual events.

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It's no secret that our society suffers from a lack of historical knowledge. That's a problem, so we're on a mission to unearth some of the interesting people and stories from history and equip people with the resources to share that history with others. Watch a few videos. If you like what you see and learned something new, please consider clicking the SUBSCRIBE button and then sharing the knowledge with someone you know. Always learning! For some merchandise options, check out The History Underground Store here: http://thehistoryundergroundstore.com The History Underground is made possible through a partnership with The Gettysburg Museum of History. Support the channel by support the Gettysburg Museum of History Foundation or by purchasing a historical artifact for yourself at www.gettysburgmuseumofhistory.com

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History • Genealogy & Family History • Endangered Languages • Calligraphy • Watercolors • Aquarium Keeping

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HISTORY FACTS II

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Welcome to History Highlights With Laney! This channel is dedicated to researching and highlighting history from the past to present day. With a strong emphasis focused on African-American history, due to the sacrifices and contributions African-Americans have made to the world. While nearly all the hard work, lynching, dedication, tears, sacrifices and contributions made by African-American people has been mainly omitted in text books from the beginning of history! Let's learn the history of the original people and grow together as a society! Thanks for your support! Be well, Laney

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The Tibet Oral History Project (TOHP) aims to preserve the history and culture of the Tibetan people by documenting the life experiences of Tibetan elders, who were forced to flee their homeland following the Chinese invasion. The project has videotaped the oral histories of 304 Tibetan elders living in exile. This oral history collection is invaluable. It provides intimate portraits of the elders - the last generation to live in a free, unoccupied Tibet - and preserves for future generations the memories of their homeland. Learn more at http://www.TibetOralHistory.org.

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Click for more Tasting History Every Tuesday, I show you how to make a different historic dish while exploring the history surrounding it. Subscribe and join me as we Taste a bit of History. Order the Tasting History Cookbook at https://bit.ly/3GHL7wC Support the channel at https://www.patreon.com/tastinghistory https://linktr.ee/Tastinghistory Instagram @tastinghistorywithmaxmiller Twitter @Tastinghistory1 Tasting History 22647 Ventura Blvd #323 Woodland Hills, CA 91364