So, in This Alternative Reality, USA was German Colony, fought against n*zis in the civil war, later resisted invasion by England in what was the frist world war, Helped Germany and Poland as an Colony to fight vietnan(still lost) as the colony lost it's balance, Japan atacked for no reason, and indtead of waging war, Germany gave it's colony to a Neutral Country, Korea, which gave independence to them 15 years later. Yeah, sounds like a cool Alternative History.

As a French guy who sucks at history, these people made me feel like a historian.

This gives kennedy's speech where he said "ich bin ein berliner" a whole new meaning

As a Pole I still believe that we should not have withdrawn from Vietnam. It was that close! Now we are trapped in Europe with nowhere to go during winter.

In ancient times people would say "I don't know". Because truth. Now we're post-truth, so we can keep bluffing until the questions stop.

As a Korean, we are still proud of how our former colony, America has progressed so far.

It’s remarkable how much history the United States has in its short 27 year existence

If these are American High School Graduates, then education ceases at Kindergarten.

I know these are hand picked incidents of stupidity being passed off as common among the younger crowd, which is very deceiving, but this still hurts my soul even knowing that ahead of time…

As a German, I must say, that this is 100% accurate, but I think we should get more recognition for winning the American civil war and stopping the Nazis in the same process.

As a Polish guy I can confirm German-Poland alliance during WWII. We are known for our peacefull realtions throughout history.

thank you so much for helping me study, im writing a very important exam tomorrow, you helped me out so much

I'm a 25 year old Indian and I know more about American history than most Americans, i think

As an Austrian, I can confirm that it was, in fact, not one of our most famous painters who started WW2 but the vietnamese.

In Poland we still celebrate our great victory against Korean Empire in Vietnam. I am deeply grateful to our German allies who stood with us until the final victory. Not many people understand that our ancestors's heroic deeds managed to weaken Korea enough to make American independence possible.

This is so creative bro good job

As a result, I am a 12 year old child from Russia who has never been to the USA, understood all the questions and answered 70% of them

"do germans have any allies?" "poland?" "no they destroyed poland" knowledge at its peak people

As a Polish citizen, I felt pain in the abdominal area as if the intestines were twisted and sagging.

What amazing fanfiction base. Thanks guy, this book will be epic

As a korean, I'm so proud we helped the independence of The United States Of America! 🇺🇸 in 1995!!!

As a German I can confirm that we were always best friends with Poland. *Always*

Let's be honest. That girl at 0:50 will never need to know a thing.

PSA: we declared independence in 1776. We did not get it until 1783.

As a historian, these people really made me feel like a historian.

I have an American History exam tomorrow, and I needed to study last minute. I can't thank you enough - this video helped me so much!

Bro I’m Brazilian and in school I have learned more about the US history that any of these people ever had 💀

I would absolutely believe this if there wasn’t a suspicious cut between EVERY SINGLE ANSWER

"The Nazis fought against Germany" I cannot believe it...I cannot...believe it. Edit: Yes, you are all correct. I am aware of the defectors, resistance fighters etc. I know of the Valkery Operation and the Battle of Castle Itter. My point is that the girl in question doesnt know these facts, not only that she doesnt even know the very basic fact that the germans were the nazis, which is a level of ignorance that led me to writing this comment. Stay humble learn as much as you can and you will not end up like her and we will not repeat histories mistakes, because only the dumb, ignorant and weak fall for it.

-Is Germany has any allies? -Poland? -No....its destroyed Poland💀 -Aaaaw okay☺️

Im a bit of a history guy and seeing so many people not knowing some of the most obvious answers makes me really disappointed in those people.

Without knowing if these answers were common or the interviewer had to sort through many to find those he wanted to put on KZfaq to say if many Americans are so lacking in knowledge about their history.

"Did Voldemort have any allies?" "Yes, Harry"

That German-Poland alliance during WWII took me off guard.

this is the ultimate 3 AM history channel

The first Americans to fight in WW2 fought for Germany, which is hardly surprising considering America had already been supplying Germany with a lot of its military vehicles starting from the 1930s.

As a history major, this physically and mentally broke me. Good work man

My Grandpa enlisted when WWI began. He was there when George Washington crossed the Delaware into England. After being killed by a gas attack, he fought in the Vietnam War in WWII. He crashed his Huey into a Polish Tiger tank, but survived. He got redeployed in '51 just before the war ended. And then the civil war began in 2002, shortly after the American Revolution, which started in 1995. My grandpa fought for the Germans in the civil war. He was actually led into battle by Kennedy himself. Unfortunately, he died while marching into Virginia, at a battle called D-Day. A droid gunship destroyed his whole platoon. Rest in Peace Grandpa.

Thank you for this, a laugh that did not know I needed.

notice how there is a cut between every question and every answer? That’s perhaps because wow, it’s fake! Example: At the beginning of the video (0:00) you can see 2 specific people of to the left, but after the magical transition (0:12) those people aren’t there anymore!

I'm Polish. My grandfather told me stories about how during World War II his Polish-German unit was attacked by the Japanese in Pearl Harbor, Vietnam ... fortunately American helicopters came to the rescue with a Panther II tank brigade and his unit won the battle

"We need to remember history in order to not repeat it." Ah yes. The future looks dark.

and it was Columbus that discovered America in 1822 for the French.

if you feel like you don't know history, remember, if you go to te US, your relative level in geography will skyrocket

As a german I am very proud that we fought against the nazi regime.

"did germany had any allies" "Poland" my polish ass couldn't stand it

Bro did you just add a German tank in my country's war picture 1:58?

Man, you met some real history scholars there. everyone seems to get it wrong these days, but im glad someone is actually showing us the correct details of history!

-Who fought in ww1? -England? -against? -the US? -no. I feel both joy and anguish in his voice

As a German me and my family still treasure the speech of Kennedy when he inspired us to fight the last remaining Nazis in Miami.

Crazy that these people get to vote for the most powerful government in the world.

As a Portuguese, this gives me hope in the sense that our education system is not as messed up as the US.

The lack of historical knowledge they have is quite impressive in and of it self but it is also scary that these types of people are allowed to vote.

As a german, I am glad we were a big participant in the evolution of your beautiful country

"Enought with Europe's geography ! Americans don't need to know this!" Ok. Now, explain.

And after all that, America was finally able to gain its independence from Korea.

As a person who tried to convince Koreans in 1995 to let the United States be an independent country I must say I had to learn Korean for over 244 years to finally state my intention and I'm sure this is fact checked information. Also I'm glad to say I fought for Germany against the Nazis in our heartbreaking American civil war

My great grand father was there when they fought the no-no Germans and the Polish in Vietnam. He tells me stories of how bad the situation was when the Germans launched Operation Barbarossa and took over Liechtenstein, everyone was desperate. Thankfully when the Japanese invented the Atomic Bomb and threw it on Warsaw and Berlin the war ended. Such a relief that was, sadly the relations started souring when the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor in the 80s with their Bombs. Everyone was shocked when out of nowhere the Koreans took over the Japanese and invaded the US. My father was part of the Resistance and he died an hero. I thankfully lived a nice life, since I was born in 1996 when we already had gotten our independence back. This century was really strange, hopefully nothing like this will ever happen again, let's pay our respects to the heroes that fought for our country!

Isaac Asimov once said "Once we have computer outlets in every home, each of them hooked up to enormous libraries, where you can ask any question and be given answers, you can look up something you're interested in knowing, however silly it might seem to someone else".

It's crazy how easily cutting answers can trick all of y'all wtf

I'd like to see the complete unedited video of these surveys.

Germany and Poland, a friendship that never stopped giving

As a polish I can confirm that we have had a very peaceful relationship with Germany during world war two

Hopefully none of the interviewees will be in charge of anything important or flammable.

"do germans have any allies?" "poland?" As a polish I lost it at that part XDDDD

The German-Polish alliance killed me 💀

fun fact these are edited to make them look stupid, if you pay attention closely you can see that it cuts from the question to the answer without fully displaying the clip.

i hope every one getting surprised is that these videos are staged, they cut out people who get the questions right and either leave in the wrong ones or ask people to say the wrong answer purely for views

Don't underestimate the power of the Vietnamese Panzers.

as someone who loves geography and history, i'm embarrassed also as an american

she felt that Pearl Harbor was somewhere in the 80"s... around the same time as Miami Vice

I should NOT being laughing so hard right now but... 🤣🤣😃🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

That Germany Poland ww2 alliance thing is VERY cursed lol

* uses this as source for my history presentation *

I didn’t know the first one😢 I knew it was in the 17 hundreds in 1770-1785

1776 is when the Americans said they would like to be independent. The USA was founded on 3rd September 1784 under the Treaty of Paris.

As a history buff, I was just shocked how many people don’t know mostly simple history.

Its scary to see how few people actually know about such important historic occurrences. This is the reason these past mistakes are doomed to repeat themselves.

Why the hell are people so scared to type the word nazi? History should not be considered offensive or inappropriate.

This is why kimchi is the most popular item at McDonald's.

Come on, everyone knows WW2 was Tseries VS Pewdiepie

As an American who loves history. I laughed, I cried, but mostly I sat in silence.

And that, Ladies and Gentlemen, is what comes from a serious lack of education. I learned all that stuff in school in the 1960s, and that was between the time I was four years old and 14 years old. And after all the years until now, I still remember all of it. I don't know why I remember all of it, but I answered every question correctly. What makes it really strange, is that I never paid attention in school. All I could think about was guitar, guitar, guitar, guitar, guitar...

As a current AP US History student, this is 100% accurate and these people explained history far better than my teacher ever could.

1939-1952 "the germano polish alliance wages the second world war in vietnam" That's a certified HOI4 classic

Random girl: "WW2 was between Germans and Nazis" Historians who know about Battle of Castle Itter: "No no, she's got a point"

Despite being a Korea colony until near-2000s, it's amazing how America did that much.

as a historian and a semi-editor. most of these are jump cuts. no one is that dumb. seriously stop.

As a random canadian who barely knows anything about american history, these people make me feel like a professional historian

As a Historian and as an American I knew this video was gonna trigger me because so many of my fellow citizens do not know history especially our own National history, it shocks, saddens, makes me very concerned for the future. History is Important y’all.

Those who don't remember history are doomed to repeat it.

God forgot to make stupidity painful.

As a Korean, I am proud of the true history of our country.

As a history nerd, I was crying for the entire video Edit: Me: Yo mom, im famous Mom: Who gives a f-

its even funnier as a german because we gotta know evrything we are being teached in school about ww2 90% of the time (1939-1945)

Time traveler: *Breathes The time line: 2:42

Thank you, learned a lot. I'm feeling well prepared for my history exam tomorrow.

glad my teacher made history interesting and i ended up inhaling gazillion hours worth of war and history documentations.

Bro isn't even to hide the jump cuts

2:20 Imagine Japan randomly decides to attack Pearl Harbor again sometime in the 80s 💀