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In 1922, a 15-year-old boy shows up for his first day at work at a small auto repair shop in Tokyo Japan. The owner, who questioned if the boy was even meant for this type of business, assigned him to clean the workshop and look after his child instead. At the time, nobody thought much of him, neither they cared, but only because they had no idea who this kid would eventually become.
SchoolTube History videos feature a wide variety of teachers, academics, students, and publishing professionals sharing their knowledge and learning experiences both in lecture format and in entertaining settings. ScholTube showcases American History and World History for educators and students. Traditional American history generally covers the significant constitutional, political, intellectual, economic, and foreign policy trends and issues that have shaped the course of American history; and the key episodes, turning points, and leading figures involved in the constitutional, political, intellectual, diplomatic, and economic history of the United States. World history generally looks for common themes that emerge across all cultures. World historians concentrate on two major focal points: integration (how processes of world history have drawn people of the world together and apart) and differences (how diverse cultures in world history have evolved over time to reveal the many complexities of the human experience).