If the twins weren't killed by Richard III, Henry VII would have had enough power to make them disappear even while in France.

Woowoo 2, the sequel you never knew you needed!

I appreciate the feedback. I did repost it without the music. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/orKKhNSTr6_Ym6c.html

Thanks for pointing out this connection!

Thanks for the comment! Let's hope for a future with better medical advancements.

Thank you for the feedback. I've gotten a few other comments about the music in other videos, too. I'll look into meshing it better in the future!

I reposted it here with no music. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/orKKhNSTr6_Ym6c.html

It's touching to think about the bond between Alexander the Great and his beloved horse, Bucephalus. The passing of Bucephalus certainly marked a significant moment in Alexander's life, as they shared many incredible adventures and victories. While it's hard to say how much this affected Alexander's health directly, the emotional impact of losing such a loyal companion likely weighed heavily on him. It's a poignant reminder of the human side of historical figures. 😢

The video doesn't state that the united states is a democracy, just that it has democratic principles in the constitution. But thank you for your insight and helping people to understand the difference. The Constitution established the United States as a democratic republic. It is democratic because the people govern themselves, and it is a republic because the government's power is derived from its people. This means that our government - federal, state, and local - is elected by the citizens.

​@EuphoriaTimeCapsule We are a Representative Republic.

Source: act.represent.us/sign/democracy-republic We often hear a question debated in person and online by Americans who care deeply about making sure our government works for the people: is the United States a democracy or a republic? Here’s the answer: The United States is both a democracy and a republic. We promise we’re not dodging the question. It would be much easier if one word was absolutely correct and the other was not, but the terms are not mutually exclusive. The United States can be accurately defined as both a democracy and a republic. Let’s break down why. Is the United States a democracy? Yes, the United States is a democracy, since we, the people, hold the ultimate political power. We’re not a “direct democracy,” but we are a “representative democracy.” This is where our history education might add some confusion. We are commonly taught that democracy is a product of ancient Greece. It’s their word - demokratia - after all. The city-state of Athens is credited with implementing a system of government of and by the people, whereby eligible citizens would congregate to make decisions. They’d make these decisions themselves (or “directly”), not through any elected representatives. That system of government, better understood today as direct democracy, lives on in the United States in the form of ballot initiatives and referenda. Some states and localities afford their citizens the right to use these measures to directly enact, change, or repeal laws themselves. More commonly, we exercise our political power in a different way: by voting in elections to choose our representatives. That’s representative democracy. The Constitution does not use the term “democracy.” It’s true. But as Eugene Volokh notes in the Washington Post, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, Noah Webster, Justice James Wilson and Chief Justice John Marshall all used the word. These scholars understood representative democracy - the American variety - to be democracy all the same. Is the United States a republic? Yes. The United States is a republic because our elected representatives exercise political power. History also tells us that Rome was a republic, unlike Athens. When its monarchy was overthrown, Rome developed a republican system of government whereby citizens elected officials who were empowered to make decisions for the public. That’s the core of how our government works. While “democracy” and “republic” have been historically pitted against one another, the reality is that the two terms enjoy considerable overlap. So, which term should I use? It’s really up to you. In practice, the word “republic” has the same meaning as the term “representative democracy.” And a representative democracy is a form of democracy in the same way that a Granny Smith apple is a form of apple. We wouldn’t say it’s inaccurate to use “apple” to describe a Granny Smith apple, so it’s OK to follow in the footsteps of Jefferson, Adams, Webster, and Chief Justice Marshall and simply call our “representative democracy” a “democracy.” But it’s also accurate to call the United States a “republic.” It’s mostly about your preference of words. Hopefully, this post will help lower the heat in the online debate. Let’s put our energy toward working to fix our government so it represents the people! What type of government is the US, exactly? To be very specific, the United States could be defined as a “federal constitutional representative democracy.” You might also call it a “federal constitutional republic.” Let’s break those terms down. Constitutional: Our system of government is considered constitutional, because the power exercised by the people and their representatives is bound by the constitution and the broader rule of law. Federal: Our government is also a federal system, since power is shared between a national government, representing the entire populace, and regional and local governments. These two terms can come in handy when you want to get really exact with your description. It’s accurate to call our government a “federal constitutional republic” or a “federal constitutional democracy,” but it’s probably overkill to be that specific. These terms just help us further define our governmental structure, especially when comparing the United States to other countries. Bonus: Is the United States still a democracy/republic? In the literal sense of the word, yes. In practice, the answer is more complicated. In 2016, The Economist Intelligence Unit downgraded the United States from a “full democracy” to a “flawed democracy” in its Democracy Report, an annual study of the “state of democracy” around the world. There were a number of reasons the nation’s rating fell, but one of the most important was the American public’s declining trust in government. Our system of government depends on citizens being able to freely elect leaders who will represent their interests. Unfortunately, that doesn’t always happen. In a study published 2014, two political scientists found that, on average, the policies representatives pursue are not in fact dictated by public opinion. This is the mark of a flawed democracy/republic: election without true representation. In 2021, the International Institute for Democracy and Electoral Assistance (IDEA) classified the United States as a "backsliding democracy" for the first time. So, is the United States a democracy or a republic? The United States is both a democracy and a republic.

Thank you so much for taking the time to watch and comment!

If you're going to answer maybe you should learn to spell. It's 'heard.' If you watch the video you will learn - and it sounds like you need to.

Well, after watching the video, now you have! That's the whole point of the video, thank you for your comment!

@@isabelstokes4042 so a group of prostitutes how got also thieved two of the oldest jobs

@@isabelstokes4042 when all you have as an answer is spelling you stand on icy ground .

I'm struggling to understand what your point of the discussion is. Part of it is your grammar, but also, yes they were a gang of thieves and women. We have a whole genre of "Cowboy Outlaws" that dominated a half century of entertainment. At the end of the day, they were thieves, too, but their stories fill our history books, entertainment, etc. We don't have to agree with the morals of historical figures to enjoy their stories. At the end of the day everyone, especially back then, was just trying to survive.

Why are you watching it, then?

@@isabelstokes4042 I didn’t for very long, my sound panel wasn’t handy.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/abiEjc5-zNqlaIk.html I reposted the video without music

I feel you, nostalgia hits hard sometimes.

Thanks for watching and showing love!

Maybe they were having an off day in the portrait studio. 😂

@@EuphoriaTimeCapsule 😂 First job out of art school. “We need an original artwork piece for Reagan and Gorbachev” OK NO PROBLEM (kid is born in 2001, has no clue who either are, just winging it).

@@EuphoriaTimeCapsule Hangovers are a real bitch sometimes 😂😂😂

Well, at least you had the element of surprise on your side! Who needs historical accuracy, right? 🤣

It was an oversight on the image and a stroke of luck KZfaq shorts decided that should be the thumbnail.

Thank you for your kind words and support!

Thanks for pointing out the missing elements in the list!

Thank you for shedding light on the historical frequency of famines in India.

Who needs a drink when you can have a good laugh instead? 😂

It sure was a significant year with so many memorable events!

Thanks 😊

Spite, Respite, Res-spit! Mispronunciations add character, right? Thanks for the love despite the tongue twister!

Who knew Lenny had such a crucial role in voter safety? The plot thickens!

Thanks for the feedback! I'll adjust the music levels for the next video.

Hey, thank you for the comment. I did mention the apple throwing in a previous video kzfaq.info4upkJJ98T0s?si=Blm4pjN8rE0yEytd, but it is a crazy fact. Imagine just trying to grab some groceries and getting hit by an 🍎 😆. Your comment did inspire my latest short, too! So thank you again!

LOL, your comment made me chuckle! Thanks for stopping by!

Thank you for appreciating her story, it means a lot!

Thank you for recognizing her bravery and amazing qualities!

I'm glad you enjoyed the video, thank you for your kind words!

Thanks for watching!

Egypt's history and heritage are indeed complex and diverse.

But not African and not black ​@@EuphoriaTimeCapsule

I don't understand where you are talking about them being referred to as black or African? The cover photo isn't that, its just at night, shadow?

​@@EuphoriaTimeCapsule in your video ...

If you say it backwards, it's like a secret message!

@@EuphoriaTimeCapsule Now let's keep that a secret hehe

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Meow to the power of 2, sounds like a purr-fect equation!

Absolutely, ancient myths hold a wealth of wisdom and insight that we can learn from even today.

Thank you for enjoying the content!

Thanks for watching!

Thank you for recognizing her courage and kindness. We need more heroes like her.

@EuphoriaTimeCapsule Yes we do. Courage is a true gift. ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Thank you 🤗