Everytime The US Was Almost Invaded | The Paint Explainer | History Teacher Reacts
February 10, 2026
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The Paint Explainer @ThePaintExplainer explores various historical and theoretical scenarios where foreign powers planned or attempted to invade the United States. It details high-stakes historical moments such as the potential intervention of Britain and France during the American Civil War and Imperial Germany's strategic designs in the early 20th century, including the infamous Zimmermann Telegram. The narrative also covers World War II-era threats like Nazi Germany's "Amerikabomber" project and Japan’s actual occupation of the Aleutian Islands during Operation AL. Additionally, the video examines more surprising plans, such as Canada’s pre-emptive "Defense Scheme No. 1," providing a comprehensive look at how different nations once considered challenging American sovereignty on its own soil. Mr. Terry reacts and adds to the history!
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