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Crash Course: World History

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Crash Course: World History

2012 – 2015 (completed) · 2 seasons · 66 episodes · English

Crash Course: World History (2012) is a solid-tier series on goodrecmovies, rated 7.2/10 on IMDb from 800 votes. Updated

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★ 7.2IMDb · 800

Crash Course World History is a video course hosted by John Green that teaches world history from growing the first crops in the First Agricultural Revolution to global textile production in the 2010s. Across the series, it builds skills in identifying and explaining historical developments, analyzing events in broader context, and tracing patterns and connections across time and place—aiming to help viewers become more informed citizens of the world. Season 1 follows the 2012 AP World History curriculum in a 42-episode chronological survey, while Season 2 continues in 30 episodes with a more thematic approach that focuses on systems and encourages viewers to question how “history” is written and what biases shape it.

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Seasons

2

best episode: S2E20 — WW2: A War for Resources ★ 9.0 (8)

S142 eps · ★ 7.0
  • E1The Agricultural Revolution★ 7.920
  • E2The Indus Valley Civilization★ 7.323
  • E3Ancient Mesopotamia★ 6.920
  • E4Ancient Egypt★ 7.221
  • E5The Persians & Greeks★ 7.219
  • E6Buddha and Ashoka★ 6.316
  • E7China★ 6.216
  • E8Alexander the Great★ 5.617
  • E9The Silk Road★ 6.915
  • E10Rome★ 6.815
  • E11Christianity★ 6.714
  • E12The Fall of Rome★ 7.214
  • E13Islam, the Quran, and the Five Pillars All Without a Flamewar★ 6.614
  • E14The Dark Ages★ 6.616
  • E15The Crusades★ 7.214
  • E16Mansa Musa and Islam in Africa★ 7.412
  • E17The Mongols★ 7.215
  • E18Indian Ocean Trade★ 6.613
  • E19Venice and the Ottomans★ 6.413
  • E20Russia★ 6.712
  • E2115th Century Mariners★ 7.312
  • E22The Renaissance: Was It a Thing?★ 7.313
  • E23The Columbian Exchange★ 6.914
  • E24The Atlantic Slave Trade★ 7.412
  • E25The Spanish Empire★ 7.312
  • E26The Seven Years War★ 7.112
  • E27Captain Cook★ 7.714
  • E28American Revolution★ 6.513
  • E29French Revolution★ 6.814
  • E30Haitian Revolution★ 6.715
  • E31Latin Revolutions★ 6.113
  • E32Industrial Revolution★ 7.511
  • E33Capitalism★ 6.812
  • E34Nationalism★ 7.212
  • E35Imperialism★ 7.012
  • E36World War I★ 7.911
  • E37China's Revolutions★ 6.412
  • E38World War II★ 7.811
  • E39The Cold War★ 7.811
  • E40Decolonization★ 7.611
  • E41Globalization I★ 7.912
  • E42Globalization II★ 8.012
S224 eps · ★ 7.8
  • E1Rethinking Civilization★ 7.710
  • E2Debt & Money★ 8.010
  • E3Disease in Human History★ 8.011
  • E4Nature of War★ 7.79
  • E5War and Civilization★ 7.88
  • E6Little Ice Age and the Crisis of the 17th C.★ 8.39
  • E7Humans & Energy★ 7.88
  • E8Drought & Famine★ 8.08
  • E9How WW1 Began★ 8.28
  • E10Who Started WW1?★ 8.08
  • E11The End of Civilization in the Bronze Age★ 7.88
  • E12The West and Historical Methodology★ 7.88
  • E13Asian Responses to Imperialism★ 7.79
  • E14Railroads: How the Industrial Age Changed Our Perspective★ 8.28
  • E16Islam & Politics★ 7.28
  • E17The Mughals & Key Details★ 7.68
  • E18The Protestant Reformation★ 6.48
  • E20WW2: A War for Resources★ 9.08
  • E21Congo & the Great African War★ 7.710
  • E22Water & Classical Civilizations★ 8.08
  • E23Conflict in Israel & Palestine★ 7.612
  • E24Vikings: Trading & Raiding★ 7.410
  • E25Nation Building in Latin America★ 7.88
  • E26Iran's Revolution(s)★ 7.68

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Seasons

2

best episode: S2E20 — WW2: A War for Resources ★ 9.0 (8)

S142 eps · ★ 7.0
  • E1The Agricultural Revolution★ 7.920
  • E2The Indus Valley Civilization★ 7.323
  • E3Ancient Mesopotamia★ 6.920
  • E4Ancient Egypt★ 7.221
  • E5The Persians & Greeks★ 7.219
  • E6Buddha and Ashoka★ 6.316
  • E7China★ 6.216
  • E8Alexander the Great★ 5.617
  • E9The Silk Road★ 6.915
  • E10Rome★ 6.815
  • E11Christianity★ 6.714
  • E12The Fall of Rome★ 7.214
  • E13Islam, the Quran, and the Five Pillars All Without a Flamewar★ 6.614
  • E14The Dark Ages★ 6.616
  • E15The Crusades★ 7.214
  • E16Mansa Musa and Islam in Africa★ 7.412
  • E17The Mongols★ 7.215
  • E18Indian Ocean Trade★ 6.613
  • E19Venice and the Ottomans★ 6.413
  • E20Russia★ 6.712
  • E2115th Century Mariners★ 7.312
  • E22The Renaissance: Was It a Thing?★ 7.313
  • E23The Columbian Exchange★ 6.914
  • E24The Atlantic Slave Trade★ 7.412
  • E25The Spanish Empire★ 7.312
  • E26The Seven Years War★ 7.112
  • E27Captain Cook★ 7.714
  • E28American Revolution★ 6.513
  • E29French Revolution★ 6.814
  • E30Haitian Revolution★ 6.715
  • E31Latin Revolutions★ 6.113
  • E32Industrial Revolution★ 7.511
  • E33Capitalism★ 6.812
  • E34Nationalism★ 7.212
  • E35Imperialism★ 7.012
  • E36World War I★ 7.911
  • E37China's Revolutions★ 6.412
  • E38World War II★ 7.811
  • E39The Cold War★ 7.811
  • E40Decolonization★ 7.611
  • E41Globalization I★ 7.912
  • E42Globalization II★ 8.012
S224 eps · ★ 7.8
  • E1Rethinking Civilization★ 7.710
  • E2Debt & Money★ 8.010
  • E3Disease in Human History★ 8.011
  • E4Nature of War★ 7.79
  • E5War and Civilization★ 7.88
  • E6Little Ice Age and the Crisis of the 17th C.★ 8.39
  • E7Humans & Energy★ 7.88
  • E8Drought & Famine★ 8.08
  • E9How WW1 Began★ 8.28
  • E10Who Started WW1?★ 8.08
  • E11The End of Civilization in the Bronze Age★ 7.88
  • E12The West and Historical Methodology★ 7.88
  • E13Asian Responses to Imperialism★ 7.79
  • E14Railroads: How the Industrial Age Changed Our Perspective★ 8.28
  • E16Islam & Politics★ 7.28
  • E17The Mughals & Key Details★ 7.68
  • E18The Protestant Reformation★ 6.48
  • E20WW2: A War for Resources★ 9.08
  • E21Congo & the Great African War★ 7.710
  • E22Water & Classical Civilizations★ 8.08
  • E23Conflict in Israel & Palestine★ 7.612
  • E24Vikings: Trading & Raiding★ 7.410
  • E25Nation Building in Latin America★ 7.88
  • E26Iran's Revolution(s)★ 7.68

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