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jagg g.

49w↑2

@Blue Mongoose Yes I do, (cool your names Blue Mongoose), the first time, It happened to me, I thought that it was a fluke; when it continued to occur with The Text Book's & History Channel, then there really wasn't much of an explanation I could think of on how the phenomenon was even happening the way it did.

Those History Text Book's and the Documentaries I was watching through History Channel, kept lining up with The Book's.

Each insight from various Professor, Academic scholar and even Archeology/Anthropology it seemed made its way into the assigned Class Text Book.

My only 2 Text Books where that didn't occur, I took this Ethnic Studies Class and the Teacher assigned me, this Text Book "Stranger's to These Shores"/Vincent Padilla?

An Howard Zinn's A People's History of The United States 1492-2008.

Zinn might only have been impressed with The Men Who Built America by the Inclusion of The Labor Union at Carnegie's Homestead Steele.

He probably would have wanted to see more on those Labor Union's.

There were many by the way and Yet those same Labor Union's were still Racist accept in the case of West Virginia Hatfield & McCoy territory when Strike Breakers were brought in both White and Black did their darnest to chase off the Fresh Laborers brought in by The Rail Road.

A People's History focused a lot on The History of Labor Union's and No how, No way has the History Channel ever brought up The Irish Miners The Molly Maguire's only PBS when they did a long sweeping History of The Irish Immigrants American Experience.

So in answer to your original question Yes I do. The two Book's H. Zinn & Vincent Padilla are the exception to my Assigned Class Book's.

By the way Eugene Debs should have done better research on Henry Frick before attempting to Kill Him, I mean come on was I the only one laughing at that big reveal?

The History Channel didn't even bring up Henry Frick and his Family were to sail on The Maiden Voyage of The Titanic at the Last Minute The Frick's didn't.

jagg g.

52w↑2

@J R With me my experience with The History Channel, that is back before nothing but, that trashy junk reality Television were aired on that Station, boy what a waist of Good Television.

A majority of my History Teacher's & Ethnic Studies warned me never trust The History Channel and Yes, I was told it was not very accurate.

That I was more than aware of that fact I did however, notice The strangest thing occur in relation to The History Channel.

I was assigned Text Book's for those classes and incredibly the author of the History Book seemingly repeated the same words the same scenarios situations discussed at length on The History Channel by Academics, Historians, & Scholars in various fields of History. I for one couldn't believe it.

I sat and watched for 4 Hour's of The Crusades and when my Class and I got to that Section in my Western Civilization Text Book covering The Crusades. It was like the book followed the History Channel word for word.

I got a B+ due to so many grammatical errors on my Exam. I grew very excited writing out my answer's to the Test.

I went through the same thing the Following Week The History Channel covered for 2 hour's The Black Death.

Boy it's amazing looking back at that 14th Century Era how much Human Endeavor survived or we'd quite easily be like the dinosaurs.

Text Book pretty much depicted showed discussed The Black Death upside down inside out.

All I'm saying depending on the Historical Event that took place at Certain Periods often Text Book's, that I was assigned by my History teacher's backed up documentaries The History Channel featured.

I also happen too enjoy PBS American Experience, Frontline's, Ken Burns Doc's, Eye's on The Prize, Latinos Foreigners in their own Land, Asian American's,
Dr. Henry Louis Gates. Jr Finding your Root's, lastly Nature.

I'm aware of mis-leading and downright lies pertaining to moment's in History so I'd never take some one at there Word however, what I experienced leaves a little Room for Doubt.

All comments from YouTube:

C H

50w↑179

Make the History channel about History again! These types of series were awesome!!

damocsell

36w

Yes they were. I never understood what a contribution a man called Carnegie made.

lanechange

37w↑2

Not the narrative that's being pushed. Series like these teach too much knowledge and will have Americans actually utilizing common sense instead of utilizing what's popular on Social Media.

MrRebelcowboy32

49w↑4

I miss this stuff on the history channel, it's why I quit watching the history channel because they took the good shows off the air.

Charles Savoie

49w

It was never about history but cover up and distortion. NOTHING on The Pilgrims Society formation in Wall Street in Jan 1903 connecting all the industrial titans.

mickster boone

1y↑241

As a retired steelworker from Pittsburgh, this documentary taught me things about the industry I did not know. Well done!!

David Cox

20w↑1

Agreed! Everyone knows Frick Park and the Carnegie Museum, and perhaps that they were both founders of what became US Steel. But the realities of how the steel business was built, and how the workers' side of the story was far different than the moguls, gets left out of the story. (I worked for Alcoa for 30 years.) Our companies gave Pittsburgh its identity for decades.

Timothy roatenberry

36w

As a VA steelworker , congrats on you retirement sir ! 👍

Shawn Doran

36w

Congratulations on retirement

Geoff Nicosia

45w↑1

How do you do fellow Yinzer?!

Jaenon Fernandez

49w

Shut up, you ain’t no steelworker.

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bluesmoke218

1y↑954

Why don’t you run more of this stuff on the tv instead of showing hours upon hours of swamp people and pawn stars?

Hater Academy

21w

Because it's "thought provoking"

They don't want the masses learning the truth

Starlos Zelson

22w

Why don’t you buy a tv network and you show your shows you like

Robby Pro

22w

@Starlos Zelson keep listening to lies you were told. If they didn't get paid then how did they eat to be able to go to work the next day?

Starlos Zelson

22w

Africans worked 12 hours no pay

Tanas Geleff.

22w

This was shown on the History Channel the first time I watched it I seen it on cable.

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Tanus-AZs Finest

51w↑28

History channel did an awesome job of bringing history to life here. The "Big History" series was also really good.

k np

45w↑8

History channel has so much potential!!! You have millions of fans. Good luck! 🍀 thank you to the team there for bringing this history stuff to us. You guys rock!!

Joshua Brooks

50w↑23

One of the last libraries Andrew Carnegie's company built in his lifetime is located about 15 miles north of me. It's in Centralia Washington, and it was built in 1913.

Y.

39w

Should have used that money also to pay his poor workers way more!!!

ORANGE COUNTY FUNK

45w

Anaheim has the only Carnegie library remaining in Orange County others in Fullerton, Orange, Santa Ana, and Huntington Beach did not survive.

julestr520

49w

Have you ever been to the library? Do you have pictures?

Joshua Brooks

49w

@OHRailwayPolice have you ever been to the Centralia timberland library?

OHRailwayPolice

49w

They tagged his name on many "libraries" but built them? No. They were here. As were the railroads. History is a lie.

Elaine Teut

51w↑52

This series should be taught to every eighth grader to high school. They are so lacking and this series was great.

Jack Ryan

27w

This is actually part of what I watched in 8th grade at my school. Or, in my program in school. I did the advanced stuff which included a lot of projects and things like that, but it also gave the teachers way more control over what they did as far as teaching us what we needed to pass the state tests...we watched quite a few different docu-series from the history channel, like the one that went over history from the American revolution through modern times

Adonis Stroke

49w

We have enough history of the white man. No thank you.

William Murphy

50w

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David Cox

20w

I think this series is outstanding. It does a good job of explaining how these moguls had the will, charisma, and vision that made them successful and juxtaposing that with the negative consequences that their success had on others. It's sort of like a junior-high US history book combined with Zinn's People's History of the US. This is how history should be taught.

Jason Wolfe

20w

The gilded age is my favorite period in American history . So fascinating . These famous industrialists from this period were both hero’s and villains .

Jason Wolfe

20w

The gilded age is my favorite period in American history . So fascinating . These famous industrialists from this period were both hero’s and villains .

Ricardo Fernandez

21w↑1

Thank you for posting these full episodes! Been waiting for ages for this! Thanks!!!

Natasha Garcia

20w

I really enjoy these documentaries!! It has shaped my mindset when it comes to working and the steps to success!

Jeff E

52w↑87

I remember watching these episode back in 2012 when they 1st aired...watching them over again really shows me how well these videos have aged

Y.

39w↑1

Same here! ;) Wish my history teachers let us watch these in class! Would have played attention more. Lol

Maryland Guy0326

42w

Yea now it will be how Women built America 🙄

Nathan Cline

50w↑25

“People have only as much liberty as they have the intelligence to want and the courage to take.”
― Emma Goldman

Timothy V

44w↑2

Exactly...the stronger the society was back then too the stronger people were in how they preserved their liberties...today i feel the majority of people are too lazy to fight for their freedoms, they just want someone else to take care of it mentality

Sgt Joe Smith

50w↑23

this was my favorite episode back when series was new. oh i so loved the series and was so hooked. im gonna have to rewatch from beginning now. this should be shown in schools. Andy has been my hero since seeing this

Laurie Solonka

28w

@julestr520 cool, so am I getting this series ✌️ I also found it very interesting, would be a great idea to show it in school 🙂

julestr520

49w↑2

Same. I'd purchase it on DVD just to havee😍

N B

48w↑4

The amazing thing about the Bridge is it can not only withstand the river current for years but also the dozens of lineboats running into it and breakaway tows

aiNtFkingABoudit

48w↑10

Would it be fair to accreditate whoever watches this video in it's entirety ? Had history been presented to me like this as a child . These videos are significant , for a proper understanding as to the positioning of Empires up until today's reality.
Wow. When I was younger I had no desire to learn about history. I simply wanted to live.
Learning of my families position throughout is an absolute treasure vault of knowledge. I know that my life is a universal spec in the transformation of a better world. We are indeed blessed to be American. Amazing sacrifices. The numbers. The bravery. The position. The glory. The honor. The warriors. Amazing sacrifice. Amazing power. We are a land of Amazing people.

Alvaro Guerra

49w↑19

I love watching these documentaries about history....really nice to appreciate the great men and women who built this beautiful country!

Timothy V

44w

@1 dotherightthing slave labour was used to build the country to a powerful status but mainly it was way after slavery that the Irish made great contributions to the industrial factories that helped make america a superpower...and not just Irish but Italians blacks and germans too

Timothy V

44w

@1 dotherightthing oh so you were being sincere the first time...you are wrong...slave labor built a FRACTION of the economy for agriculture but mainly textiles(cotton) and tobacco and some farming as well ..up north most blacks were free but discrimination was rampant...btw you also had educated blacks who owned other black people either as slaves or indentured servants...and buildings, slaves were used to construct some buildings, other than that the architects were white, the framers were white and the more skilled work went to whites....the lower monotonous work went to slaves as most racist whites didnt want blacks to learn anything or even very poor whites for that matter

1 dotherightthing

44w

@Timothy V Yeah that's exactly what I thought. You can't answer the question.
Slave labor built this country.

Timothy V

44w

@1 dotherightthing oh if you were admitting that it wasnt only slaves then my bad, i thought you were saying it was only slaves who did...i misunderstood you my apologies

1 dotherightthing

44w

@Timothy V Reread your comment. You said that it was not only slaves that built this country. I'm asking who else was it?

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EsQuire the Great

45w↑4

Wow! Please televise these more often!! This is so educational!!

Skribbly Scramiento

25w↑5

Henry Frick is the reason why we say frick.

Jason Haner

20w

Flooded Johnstown and killed people then hired an army and killed 8 more people

Subscribe 2 Benji Shorts

49w↑13

This is the old HISTORY channel I fell in love with 👏

Joshua Hager

26w↑4

The steel workers were so brave standing up against an army. Unions are so important we can learn from them.

MadTracker

21w↑1

Everything above

synchronicity

22w↑1

true. The vital importance of Unions to the workplace has dwindled over the past few decades.
What has dominated is an exultation of the toxic Monopoly mentality of early industrial days that created the vast inequity & divide between the richest & the rest.
The richest control government and drive legislation crafted to benefit them only.
Corporate-gain trumps the needs of the general population. Corporate greed pillages the earth of resources taking the life out of air, land & water.
Instead of these Corporate financed films pushed by toxic Capitalists; I dare someone to put their financial backing behind a lengthy exploration of Industry, the middle-class, Unions, income inequality, lowered mortality, and increasing lower income people replacing a disappearing Middle class.
But we won't see that. Better to keep the unwashed masses poor, ill & struggling to make ends meet, while glorifying Billionaires, such that peons will revolt & throw away their lives to raise these grifting thugs up.

labeebah2810

49w↑3

Do more of this. More things about history and less pawn stars.

Gary Wilburn

50w↑5

this whole series is so inspiring

Brady Nutzman

52w↑17

As I watch this, I think of all the great things the History Channel did until about 2007. They fell off a cliff. Started talking about pawn shops, aliens, and scamming people picking their junk. I dont know who decided on History Channel's change, I would love to find out, as that Channel completely fell off the earth. Occasionally, they put together a masterpiece, like this, and it draws me back for a time. If they would go back to their grass roots, there's a whole generation begging to know their history. Get it back.

Steffen Wolffe

1y↑42

Videos like this are full of information about this nation's historical record that should have been part of basic education in the public school system. I'll be 50 this year, and from my first day in school til sometime in the 90's when public school and I parted ways, at no point in time in any of the many different history classes I attended, was any of this information mentioned, much less made available, despite the importance of the timeline in the history of the forming and founding of this nation. I've learned more about world history on Youtube and others in the last 2 years than in all my schooling combined. (Maybe the Dewey Decimal system back then would have covered some of it tho not all.)
Thanks to the folks at History, for bringing a wider understanding of historical events accurately presented without bias (and more details than the school system would have added as well!)

jagg g.

49w↑2

Blue Mongoose

49w↑2

@jagg g. You think it's possible that the same people that write for the History channel and the sources come from the same books you've read and they have the same bias? That would account for the alignment. Today we would call that the narrative.

jagg g.

52w↑2

J R

52w↑4

Dude, if you think this channel speaks nothing but the truth,..... You were better off when you were "clueless". This channel is extremely biased. They have interesting content but, if you think it's the gospel truth........ Ugh.

jagg g.

52w↑1

I don't like that Henry Frick ( man how many people made Fun of that name?) Andrew Carnegie was given plenty of warning from Frick regarding The Labor Strike.

Clearly he was searching for away to get rid of Frick but that moron Frick wasn't such a hot head got a good lawyer or two and show copies of the letters he'd sent Andrew Carnegie it would make little difference in the courts but, it would hurt Andrew's reputation still recovering from The Scandal behind Jonestown Flood.

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Daniel W

48w↑34

This documentary is a national treasure. It's amazing both the quality of this documentary and it's educational aspect as well. Thank you, History Channel!

Anne Shirley95

31w

@Y. yes! I was thinking about showing this to my daughter when I homeschool her.

Y.

39w↑1

History teachers should show these series to their classes!

itwasaliens

24w

I find it pretty hilarious that an elephant crossing the bridge would convince people to trust the bridges structural integrity when a train is much heavier by several orders of magnitude. Just because a bridge can safely handle one or even several elephants doesn't mean it can handle a train lol.

Jack Ryan

27w↑1

I wonder what would have happened if they just kept the wages the same, but changed the schedules of the workforce and reorganized it in a way that kept everyone's hours the same, while keeping the plant running 24/7 -maintenance downtime

AC3

1y↑49

I used to love the History Channel and Discovery when I was a middle and high school. But then they started running shows about motorcycles and other reality TV garbage.

MrRebelcowboy32

49w

I watched the history channel up until they switched to reality TV garbage. Once they did the switch I turned my TV off and haven't watched it since.

EL CHICANO

50w

Same

Leesa Jerkins

51w↑1

Me, too!!! I haven't watched it in a long time. I must admitt that I was very upset over it. . . still am, and still do not watch the channel. I sure as heck want pay for it, especially as it is now.

Off The Trail

52w

It’s because us stupid ppl stopped watching these amazing(boring/exciting) documentaries. I love them but not many ppl are about them anymore. If they hadn’t succumb to the mass dummies we wouldn’t get these awesome docs in the background

Scott Getz

51w↑10

This was an awesome series

Dah Pluggg

50w↑23

Greed and power is what causes wars, while everyone is blind to the most valuable thing in life…happiness. But people rot with time and some can no longer experience happiness which makes history repeat itself. Live life and defend what makes you happy

Timothy V

32w

@John G look up on youtube this guy: Whatifalthistory, his content is awesome

Timothy V

32w

@John G yep...and continue to flood our country with people who want to take our jobs and everything in betweeb..so its a double wammy!! Im fed up and people need to wake up before the country their forefathers created fought and died for is gone

John G

32w↑1

A big part of what makes many folk's happy is working, earning a good wage with good benefits, buying a home, and raising your family.
This has become more and more difficult after most American companies closed their doors, laid off American workers', and moved to Communist China.

Timothy V

44w↑1

Ummmm...its a little more complex than that its resources...when they start to get low due to population increase, there needs to be more resources to support those populations....its a common theme with every tribe or empire...its been that way forever...now we live in s time where we are trying to balance those two things out abundance or resources and population

Daniel Harford

42w↑1

As a Pittsburgh native, every time I drive by Frick's Mansion, Frick Museum. I gringe. Because of his selfishly way of life. Taking away from blue collar steelworkers.

James Hoch

46w↑2

The men who built America is by far one of the best shows that history channel has ever produced. I really wish there was more seasons

James Hoch

44w

@Grids I've got to check that out, thanks bro is it on the History channel?

Grids

44w

america the story us is pretty awesome too

Ryan Black

1y↑24

I live not far from Johnstown, PA and many ppl still talk about that devastating flood.

Jeffrey Elliott

1y↑1

I've been to Johnstown before I'm from north east Ohio 45 mind from erie pa

Lawrence May

1y↑36

I’m glad someone mentions that The Pinkerton’s were a more or less an outlaw unit by this time.

J M

51w↑2

@mathius lynch 😂

Rob Mengel

51w↑2

I hear the secret to defeating the Pinkertons is Noise, Faith, Mangos and MONEY!

Erik Skelton

51w

@Frank Nuzzo a relative of mine was jailed for organizing workers and he was beat up by Pinkertons. They were a terrorist, thug organization who actively worked against the interests of the workers. They were bootlickers of their corporate bosses and enemies of the working man who really built this country.

Frank Nuzzo

52w

It looked like the steelworkers were the criminals.

mathius lynch

52w↑6

Two in The Pinkerton and one in the Stinkerton.

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Margaret Peabody

49w↑1

I can't believe how much Frick looks like Paul Giamatti. That whole intimidating thing, Paul could just nail it.

Makhete Fall

1y↑27

Great and inspiring to me. I know what my next step will be. I want to succeed so bad. Wow.

Felicia Lewis

50w↑2

Hyped up drama, the people that worked their selves to the brink of death young and old didn't get the credits they deserved.There were no unions, even so, little has changed even today. Even if you make a fortune you'll always be treading that slippery slope. Live honest ,work hard in these times it's the best beneficial thing you can do for yourself.

Jedi Pimp

1y↑4

What's your next step start a company in China you old tactician.

Now that's funny

1y↑28

The narrator makes the show that much better

shadow king13

50w

Having studied the titans of the past. I can safely say that having a man like Henry clay frick at his side was one of the worst things Carnegie had done. Sure he may have brought nearly unparalleled wealth to Carnegie but at what was tantamount to his soul.

Pablo Pence

50w↑4

The best cast for any documentary lol 😂 😂

Joe Momma

48w

I'm surprised History channel even kept this, its great

julestr520

49w↑2

I love these kinds of documentaries 😍😍

Runs better than it did, Garage.

51w↑10

These videos get me hyped, seeing the battles of the minds, business is basically 4d chess. 😆

Savannah

50w↑4

The whole world is 4D chess and God is always the winner. Look at how the Roman Empire fulfilled Jesus' prophecy about the beast from the sea in Revelation 13. I urge you to reaffirm your love for Jesus. Spend as much time as you can helping others while you are here so that you are ready to confront Jesus at the Bema seat

Pray for God to intervene in your life and look for the motion of His hand- Revelation 3:20

FinalLugiaGuardian

51w↑5

1:23:30 How would history have been different if Henry frick would have died that day instead of merely just being seriously injured?

johnny dangerously

50w↑2

Key phrases came to mind when I started watching this documentary one was living wages which we are still fighting for today it is 2022 this is documentary is representing 1885

Randy Coger

49w↑2

"Silence in the face of evil, is evil." Dietrich Bonhoeffer

Dahlia Bonilla

1y↑17

You guys keep dropping parts of this a whole documentary and I have looked it up where I can watch it in full and every time I go to the places where they say they have it and you can watch it in full it’s not available? I’m invested in this documentary like I need either for y’all to drop the rest of the parts on YouTube or unlock the content in other streaming places so I can go and watch it in full.

J Damian Abel, RN

1y↑2

Try reading a history book?

allthingsadriannia

1y↑1

Prime Video has all of them. They appear to be free at random times to Prime members.

D Guarino

50w

Good story. Well-made.

Frederick Rovon

49w↑3

I watch this and get motivated and refreshed to go another round.

4:44 Visuals and Reviews

27w

i love to see how this county was build on money and power and the rule of the smartest one wins!

Preston Hanson

51w↑9

When it comes to killing Mr Frick. Always use a shotgun or device that will always kill after 1 shot

Scott W

49w

Sawed off shot gun would’ve work. But anarchist have limited resource?

Green Roc

1y↑8

Were these people really that cruel, or exaggerated for the thrills of entertainment.
With how much is omitted from history classes, like that flood, I wonder what more was not taught?
Entertaining hour imo overall. Good quality work on the actors and those outfits and sets.

rsr789

47w

@Jason Bari You don't think there's competition in third world countries?!?

J Damian Abel, RN

1y↑2

Ever thought of reading a good history book or an encyclopedia? You can find these books for free, don't just go to your cell phone, mostly lies and propaganda there, especially Wikipedia.

Jason Bari

@Green Roc without competitive nature we’d be a third world country, achievement isn’t accomplished with being somewhat competitive

Jwrailv&e

1y↑2

We were taught at the absolute minimum of history and usually every other year it was either, state history, United States history, or world history. And for 12 years you learn the same thing over and over same stories. We are taught very bias one sided accounts of it all. So likely why we weren’t taught is because we would actually learn more than what was being taught

Green Roc

1y↑1

I hate competitive nature, so cruel, so mean, it hurts me.
And when ppl think I'm trying to be competitive, I hate competitive nature even more.

Abraham Estrada

1y↑28

This series is really well put together. Like to see more.

tyler junker

51w

They were made 10 years ago u fortunately history channel doesn’t make stuff like this anymore

Paul Kelly

1y↑15

People fail to realize without regulations we would have child labor still

John Juhasz

43w↑1

I started working on our farm at home when I was like 5 or 6. So what ? I have a better work ethic than most college boys.

Drew Johnson

50w

Instead you wanna buy stuff from China and use their children. Aren't you proud of your stuff.

Rorschach Watchmen

51w

@Bo Didley it’s a step in the right direction which has led to today’s child laws

Bo Didley

51w

@Rorschach Watchmen how progressive. How’s that worked out? Hitler youth?

Rorschach Watchmen

51w

@Bo Didley child labor was already looked down upon Prussia already passed laws about it in the 1830s

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Cyan Kirkpatrick

1y↑130

All anyone would like to have is an honest day's wage for an honest day's work. People have forgotten just what our ancestors worked for.

Timothy V

44w

@Thompson Television exactly...we live in the most privileged society ever in history

Timothy V

44w

@Kevin McCaffrey manipulation by our politicians who are getting rich off our hard work....like Biden and his stupid traitors

Timothy V

44w

@clever username dude..whats your angle? Go live in China

Timothy V

44w↑1

@Cyan Kirkpatrick corruption at its finesy

Timothy V

44w

@Cyan Kirkpatrick yep

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Paul Altman

51w↑4

Repeat, repeat, repeat... just tell the story without backtracking every five minutes...

Cotter

38w

“Nobody can work 12 hours a day” Roofers: “hold my beer and watch this”

Randy Coger

49w↑2

Frick was purely an evil man and did not care, while Carnegie wished he wasn't evil.

Scopes Doped

26w

@58:34 sir you havent worked in emergency medical services lol.... you surely have not been on an ambulance...well... WORKING on it..

RUdigitized

22w↑1

I’m so glad history channel is doing history again. I was so sad when it was all fat guys haggling over baseball cards

Jypsy with_a_Jae

50w↑7

Listening to this while at my desk at a railroad conglomerate. And I’m the only one here. A perfect Friday. 🤗

Shad Money

49w

@A_Channel lol

A_Channel

50w↑1

Now you just need to find a top hat, a cigar, and window from which to look over your empire!

f1s2hg3

25w

The only reason why people today are not working in steel is pollution. Maintenance labor and pollution control costs are absorbing all profits in the integrated steel industry. Today the steel industry is recycling steel centers that take used steel and re-melt it for new uses. Electric Furnaces are used for recycling steel.

gurlhaw1

49w↑1

Hawai’i has the first palace to be lit by Thomas Edison.

El Perrillo

50w↑4

I wish I knew this was on yo tube I bought the complete series along with the food that built America and the cars that built America

julestr520

49w

How much was it? I'd like to buy thr whole series XD

Mike B

1y↑4

Why are you not making more videos like this?

Canno Wuppass

49w↑2

The military hasn't heard you can't work 12 hrs a day 7 days a week.

Ana L. Martinez

1y↑1

History of The Greatest Archittec...

Valentinius62

50w

These Captains of Industry had other things in common with each other...and with us; old age, sickness, and death.

atirad8

40w

This is true and also the day of JUDGMENT for ALL of Humanity.

Corey Lee

51w↑1

This should also be titled when America was built MADE IN USA

xF3L7Yx

48w↑1

1:06:40 this is what America needs to get back to! Solidarity!

The Pretty Anxious KoKo

24w↑2

Awesome! Simply awesome!

Daniel Coplin

42w↑1

They got to do a documentary on cotton the foundation of United State Wealth

Ryan Robichaud

52w↑10

Many people still to this day work over 12 hours a day, ask any farmer or truck driver.

JAGADISH KUMAR RANBIRSINGH

51w

@tyler junker I have no disrespect for your job, neither judging manual work. I can vouch for it as after working 11 hours the feet would do lots of pain. It's good that you paid for it. We work for 80 hours but paid for 40 hours only as Software didn't have Union. That's the pain. If we paid for 80 hours then it would definitely awesome !!!

tyler junker

51w↑1

@JAGADISH KUMAR RANBIRSINGH sitting down for 11 hours? He is talking about physical manual labor jobs. Coding might be mentally exhausting but it’s not going to wreck your body like my job for example at John Deere, we work mandatory 60s every week. But we are union and get paid generously for that mandatory overtime.

JAGADISH KUMAR RANBIRSINGH

52w

Sir, forget about those. Ask any H1b software developer !!!! Still working 11 hours a day & most weekends as well where pay is 40 hours a week only... !!!

QUAY Savvy

51w↑5

Makes me want to build something and I’m not even a handy man 😎love to learn

QUAY Savvy

40w

@Dash Livingston lol

Dash Livingston

51w↑1

@QUAY Savvy oh burn!

QUAY Savvy

51w↑1

@Nikola Vanzetti Tesla sacco who you

Nikola Vanzetti Tesla sacco

51w

Oh!..someone wants to be a peasant.

Victor T.

51w↑1

Awe yes a accurate title. The Men who built America.

チーフマット

49w

They showed me this in 10th grade history class. Made me look up to those guys. I no longer do. Luckily I know the real truth.

Aaron Johnson

49w↑1

Although I think that the bridge at st Louis was awesome the mississippi could have had a bridge over it sooner in Debuque Iowa or lacross wi

SS37 3dOH

49w

If youre going that far north, you might as well keep going and just go around it.

No-No-00

48w

More of this stuff 👍 instead of some stuff y’all be showing.

Andre Persaud

49w↑3

I would guess slavery was still going on around this time but they won’t mention that truth in here as far building rail roads

jesse wilkins

49w

Chinese worker emigrants came over and did it with explosives

SPEAKING AMERICAN

20w

I don't understand why they didn't just hire two to three rotating shifts at Homestead, which could maintain around-the-clock production and probably boost productivity for the same cost.

Megan Gras

1y↑8

The reinactment is amazing

AirPower 🇺🇸

1y↑6

Couldn’t even have real footage of American railroads.. that was European footage ..lmao

Aaron Seibel

Pinkerton Security started in 1850 makes me look at those armored vehicles differently now 😑

CATGeezzz~

51w↑2

THIS IS THE HISTORY WE WERE
N O T TAUGHT IN SCHOOL.
NOWONDER ......

Daniel Brown

1y↑7

For many humans everything is never enough.💲💲💲😪

Mike Popham

1y↑1

It is no doubt among the saddest truths. America, once known as the land of the free, has
in fact become the land of the greed.😒

jagg g.

52w↑3

Seriously what is it about Memorial Day?

Jonestown 1889, & Tulsa, Oklahoma 1921, all unfolded on Memorial Day.

jagg g.

52w↑1

This was the coolest documentary to be produced by The History Channel, I haven't so enjoyed a Documentary like this since PBS Eye's on the Prize which will alway's be my 1st love.

Ah yes The Jonestown Flood 1889, I hope that the History Channel does The Great Chicago Fire & The Molasses Flood.

Yep A Molasses Flood and of course The Triangle Shirt Waist Factory.

Diane Mauer

39w↑1

The "forgotten fire" Peshtigo WI, the our Lady of the angels school fire Chicago, Hartford circus fire. Please consider doing these.

amangogna68

Great video !

joy

1y↑2

FINALLY this is on youtube lets goooo

Science 2020

51w↑22

It’s surreal seeing Trump being known only as a real estate mogul.

Stanley Coleman

49w↑1

So sad really...

Craig Mabry

50w

@Alex Bandurin and a lying thief

Alex Bandurin

50w↑1

He’s also a host of the Apprentice.

Tim Connor

41w

I lost a few ancestors in the Johnstown flood

iiCloudyDaysRblx

46w

If I have to hear that man call him Car”nay”gie one more time 😬🙋🏼‍♀️

Wisdom Corp

33w

Can someone help that older gentleman to pronounce Andrew Carnegie's last name correctly!!!

Planes,Trains, Automobiles

49w↑1

The glory days of America

Brandyn Wilson

51w↑2

I love this 🇺🇸

Anthony Carolla

1y↑2

GODFATHER TWO: " Michael, WE'LL BE BIGGER THAN U.S. STEEL ." Now That's whatI'm Talking - about

Jypsy with_a_Jae

50w

“No one can work 12 hours a day”……um…..sir…..lemme holla at you for a sec.

John Juhasz

43w

1:05:00 and onward. There wasn’t even a telegraph wire across the ocean so these letters were sent by ship. Months.

Yoo Yo

1y↑9

“No one could work 12 hours in a day” he said

Lyle Campbell

51w↑1

Farmers, ranchers, fire fighters, truckers, business owners do

Nikola Vanzetti Tesla sacco

51w

Give people a bigger raise a huge raise! people will then work longer hours.

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