Wizarding World History: What the World Was Like From the 1600's-1700's For Witches and Wizards

So what's the limit for disaperating?? Couldn't they just disaperate back to Europe for supplies.

Love it bro

well if u need magical blood to perform magic then its not really magic. its just superpowers which doesnt have any scientific explanation. or just call it reality warping.
magic should be something even a normal being should be able to do if the correct spells and rituals are followed.

What is that song in the background?

what is the background music called?

Do a "life of Peter pettigrew"

why haven't you made a 1800's to now Wizarding history video? so looking forward to it

is this history real or imaginary?? of course imaginary...right?

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I’m slytherin

He should be the new hogwarts history of magic teacher I’d get a Outstanding on my owls

Can you please release a series of books on wizarding world

hope scawlers die

I'd love to see what the Wizarding World is like in our present day.

Can you do a Vid about ghosts in the wizarding world?

I love your videos

I refuse to believe she made this up. It makes sense.

I think the magical world should have one ministry of magic that runs the world and that should be the one through out the Harry Potter seris

2nd cutest dog in the world, I have a 3 month old baby German shepherd

Could the Dursleys be Scourer descendants?

The reason why puritons killed witches and wizards is because magic was considered to be the work of the devil and that the only to gain such supernatural abilities was through devil worship. Of course back then, it was fear and paranoia that got people killed, and in Harry Potter we know that magic isn't the work of the devil, but rather some mysterious 5th element that certain people can tap into.

I was literally about to comment after watching the last video that the Salem Witch Trials were the cause of the Statute of Secrecy and that it cause riots all over the globe

I have been watching to many Harry Potter vids that I’m running out of HP vids

If you need something from an apothecary in Europe why the hell can’t you apparate there lmao

I think it would be an amazing to do videos on Dumbledore's family tree, and Neville's family Tree, other wizard family trees. If your into expanding into franchises besides the ones that your doing, try some Japanese anime franchises like Dragon Ball franchise and the One Piece franchise and Naruto Franchise, they rival the Marvel franchises and Star Wars and the Harry Potter Franchise, etc.

scourers logo low key was scary

what dont understand is why is wizard world based off victorian era and medevil era

Bro i dont know if you gonna see my comments but you must have to add French subtitles on your videos. There is a lot of Potterhead in France and your work is amazing !

I love the music you use in the background!!

You should definitely do a 1800s-2000s one

In this history the scowerers were basically the wizarding inquisition.

If possible it would be cool to see the international parallels between how quidditch is played in Europe and North America. Or how it would be played in other nations for that matter.

My only issue with the Ilvermorny school is the fact that Rowling didn’t evolve it. In your video, you said she basically made it to where no one from magical families wanted to come to the Americas because of the witch trials. That might be true, but she didn’t account for the forced migrations of Native tribes that ended up in Oklahoma or for the Africans brought to North, South and Central America and the Caribbean. The tribes with magical members would possibly intermarry, and powerful African magic came to light, especially from those living in places like Louisiana. That alone would be generations of magical kids later on. Rowling described Ilvermorny as a bordering school like Hogwarts, but another commenter said on an Ilvermorny video for someone else that we don’t have bordering schools like that. Sure, we have private school with dorm buildings, but it wouldn’t be a castle. Also, Rowling only has TWO magic schools in the whole Western Hemisphere: the US and Brazil. Where do the Spanish-speaking students attend? What about the kids from Canada? Are all those kids probably Squibs, like she tried to make most in the Americas seem to be? Rowling cans sit and say all day long that magical European families avoided the Colonies because of the trials, but that would be untrue. They might have avoided Massachusetts and New England entirely, but not places like the Carolinas, Virginia, the Louisiana colony, or Florida. Look, no crazy offense to Rowling, but she DIDN’T do her homework for the Americas. If she had, there would have been about five different schools with different and diverse learning specialities, like Native healing, Creole potions or good, old-fashioned wand making. Where I live in the South, we have tree types weren’t listed on the wand materials like Palm, Magnolia, Pecan and Mesquite, there’s also Orange trees in Florida and Palmetto in South Carolina. I could go on, but I’m sure you see where I’m going with this. The Americas and Caribbean currently have about a billion people, so her facts for her fiction are wrong.

Good content 👌🏽

and this woman became a writer and made the boy who lived. I'm impressed with her intelligence.

Thank you because I wonder what happened closer to home

Anybody else here to get a footing for hogwarts legacy?

feel like Christianity (mainly the holy roman empire) was partly responsible the the muggles hating the magical community

I'm surprised that there were so many wizards and witches with wands in MACUSA now. Like Ilvermoney could have evolved by only letting students graduate based on their control without wands. Let's be real tho, I'm surprised they didn't come out with guns that are magic. 😅

These videos are interesting but it seems to mostly be about America as I'm both this video and the last video I didn't see a lot about UK. I know we know more about UK because of the books and movies and the info about their history is more widespreadly known etc...

But was kinda hoping to get a full view of the entire UK's wizarding world history.

As I said though was still an interesting video.

This detailed history is incredible, but I was wondering, I know it's been almost 3 years now but do you plan on making other videos like this for the 1700s - 2000s history of magic?

At the end of the video he mentions continuing this "wizarding world history" series in future videos. Does anyone know what/where these videos are?

Rowling should be doing what Toilkien did: publishing more books on the lore of the wizarding world, in the format of tales or short novels, and leave the screen writing to the pros. It is a pitty what happened with the Fantastic Beasts franchise (the movies were so freaking bad, I could barely go through)

History is interesting, and Fandom potter wiki also mentions real rulers of England, and might be an interesting video. Pages for many of the Tudors monarchs.

Also wonder, if you ever do crossovers videos?

Just commenting for the algorithm 💙

I know this is fiction but slurs are not acceptable alternatives when referencing a group of people😅 you referred to muggle-borns as muggle-borns or mudbloods

We need more videos on this series.

What i dont understand is, why the Natives let the muggles colonize then so easy than. Maybe i miased the point but i cant go with the explanation that wizards dont Show there magic to muggles but i aint a die Hardcore fan so im happy if somebody could explain it to me. Why be secrets about your abilitys if the Existence of your culture depends on it. Maybe i missed a point. Great Video btw