What on Earth was Going On in the 1800s? (Video)

Found this interesting video on youtube Michelle Gibson (Youtube Channel).  Worth a view:

Summary for What on Earth was Going On in the 1800s?! by Merlin AI

Exploring Anomalies and Cataclysmic Events in the 1800s: Cold Weather, Mud Floods, and Historical Resets

00:12 Exploring historical anomalies and events of the 1800s.

• Discusses an extreme cold weather event in Ireland from 1740 to 1741, linking it to historical timeline disruptions.
• Introduces the mud flood theory, suggesting a recent cataclysmic event that buried architecture and influenced societal resets.

02:57 Mud floods suggest a cataclysmic event erased advanced civilizations.

• A sudden liquefaction event could explain the disappearance of a giant civilization from history.
• The Philadelphia Experiment might have created a time rip, leading to the mud flood phenomenon.

08:37 An exploration of historical manipulation and the 1800s reset.

• Parasitic entities are believed to thrive on human suffering, perpetuating negativity and controlling wealth.
• The mid-1800s saw significant events, like the 1851 Crystal Palace exhibition, marking the start of a manipulated historical narrative.

11:13 The Ionian Islands’ tumultuous political shifts in the early 1800s.

• The Ionian Islands transitioned from French control to Russian and Ottoman rule between 1800-1807.
• Post-1807, the islands became a British protectorate after battles during the Napoleonic Wars.

16:44 Scientific advancements and conflicts shaped early 19th-century America.

• Leopold von Buch’s volcanic studies in the Canary Islands contributed to modern geology alongside fellow scientist Alexander von Humboldt.
• The Barbary Wars highlighted America’s resolve against piracy, ending tribute payments and asserting naval strength in the Mediterranean.

19:13 The Congress of Vienna redefined European borders post-Napoleon.

• France lost its territorial gains, while Prussia, Austria, and Russia expanded their territories significantly.
• Informal discussions dominated the Congress, limiting broader participation and formal sessions.

24:05 The First Anglo-Afghan War highlights British imperial ambitions and responses to resistance.

• In 1839, the British captured Kabul amid a succession dispute, exiling Dost Mohammad and installing Shah Shuja.
• The British suffered a massive defeat in January 1842 but retaliated by destroying parts of Kabul and supporting Dost Mohammad’s return.

26:30 19th-century developments: opium trade, steam pump stations, and colonial expansions.

• The opium trade flourished globally in the 1800s, significantly influencing economies and societies.
• Innovative engineering projects, such as the Haarlemmermeer steam pump stations, transformed Dutch land management and agriculture.

31:12 Significant developments in timber industry and urban growth in the 1800s.

• The establishment of the sawmill industry in Sweden in 1849 marked the onset of Swedish industrialism, highlighting innovations like steam-powered saws.
• Ottawa’s growth as a town by 1832 was driven by timber trade and the construction of the Rideau Canal, leading to its incorporation as a city in 1855.

33:33 The 1800s saw significant geopolitical changes and cultural exchanges.

• The treaty established a minimal financial compensation for indigenous land transfers, exemplifying colonial exploitation.
• Heinrich Bart’s explorations in Africa documented key cultural insights and established connections with local rulers.

38:54 The British East India Company shaped India’s infrastructure and governance in the 1800s.

• After its establishment in 1757, the British East India Company governed large parts of India, leading to significant political and economic changes.
• Key engineering projects, including the Salani aqueduct railway and Ganges canal, highlighted the Company’s influence on India’s infrastructure development.

41:41 Economic challenges and geopolitical shifts shaped the Arab world and Europe in the 1800s.

• The Tunisian government declared bankruptcy in 1869 due to mismanagement of foreign loans, affecting its modernization efforts.
• Otto von Bismarck’s strategic wars and diplomacy facilitated the unification of Germany and influenced European power dynamics.

46:29 Key developments in refrigeration, French colonization, and early electrification in the 1800s.

• In 1878, the St. Louis Refrigerator Car Company was founded, enabling longer beer preservation and expansion of refrigeration technology.
• The French invasion of Tunisia in 1881 established control over the region, ultimately leading to its status as a French protectorate.

48:55 Billings’ rapid growth and key events in the 1800s highlight significant historical developments.

• Billings expanded from three buildings to over 2,000 due to its establishment as a major railway hub.
• The International Meridian Conference established Greenwich as the prime meridian just before the Berlin Conference partitioned Africa.

53:47 Major developments in industry, energy, and politics shaped the early 20th century.

• Henry Ford revolutionized mass production with the assembly line, impacting automobile manufacturing from 1904 to 1914.
• The Balfour Declaration in 1917 signaled British support for a Jewish homeland, influencing geopolitical dynamics during WWI.

56:05 The 1800s reveal hidden truths about advanced civilizations.

• Compulsory education shaped perceptions of history, often omitting key facts.
• Research compiled offers a timeline to uncover overlooked aspects of the 1800s.

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