10 Exact Moments That RUINED An Entire Civilization
10 Exact Moments That RUINED An Entire Civilization
These civilizations couldn’t recover. Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we’re looking at destructive moments that ruined entire civilizations. Our list includes The Fourth Crusade, Flooding of Cahokia, The Third Punic War, The Plague of Justinian, and more. Leave your thoughts on which moment you think was the most destructive in the comments…
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The Aztec Empire fallen in the 16th Century (1521) not the 13th (1251). Get your dates right.
The Bronze Age collapse wasn’t even mentioned. Wow
I learned to never underestimate the cruelty of man.
America: 11/22/63
So i guess Native Americans being wiped out didnt make the list
This dude sounds like jay baruchel
the Kennedys and giving Bush power for decades killed the American civilization
meet the grahams and not like us lead to the destruction of OVO
0:35 – that reenacting looks so bad XD
Trump coming down that escalator in 2015.
Wokemojo. Bunch of cry babies
I get suspicious of a channel that doesnt do enough research to know the spanish invented concentration camps, nor that the concept has been a thing for centuries, but instead goes with incorrect common knowledge.
Imagine the civilization we don’t know about.
MAY THE ANCESTORS WALK WITH YOU 🇧🇯
It proves how brutal the past was. And Hernan Cortes wasn't alive in the 13th century, he went to conquer Mexico in 1521. This is why the past had the worst periods, and we wouldn't last long if those of us alive today had lived back then. We no longer have to worry about smallpox or a plague, with advanced medicine. It makes me happy to live in the 21st century.
Out of curiosity… you keep using BCE or CE. I know what they stand for but I’m just curious around which event we consider the common era beginning and why we still use that event as reference but insist on removing the reference to the event…
So interesting thanks WatchMojo 👏
IF the Aztecs didn't have their religious practice centered around blood sacrifice, AND the Catholic Church wasn't hugely into torturing people not of their faith in those years, I believe the history of Mexico would have changed the face and fate of the Americas most distinctly.
D.E.I. – USA
That should be number one.
The ottaman Empire wasn't even mentioned? WW1?
Whoever wrote this had “subjugated” on their Word of the Day calendar
Battle of tondibi, west African empires
“The North American island”?
The Mongols…….why? So much death and destruction. Who hurt Genghis and what did they do? Just asking so it doesn't happen again 🤷🏻♂️
"Very much making pandemics a thing of the past"
COVID:
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I just don't know if there's anything worse for a culture or civilization than destroying its relics and then basically enslaving it's people for hundreds of years…
The worst one was art getting stolen lmaooo wow
The United States letting a convicted felon become President of the United States, again.