Welcome to your reliable replacement for History class. This is the second episode of True (and Accurate) History With Snapwave, a series of informative and educational videos told through Civilization V and hosted by a real teacher.

Our first stop is Greece. In this episode, the three-way war continues, Nobunaga refuses to play chess, and Montezuma gets his revenge for that time Alexander called him a ‘peacock-headed buffoon’.

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Music: “Bolero (Erichslownius Mix)” – Snapwave

Info on the CRTC’s Usage-Based Billing ruling:

http://communities.canada.com/vancouversun/blogs/techsense/archive/2011/01/25/consumer-backlash-over-usage-based-internet-billing-goes-viral.aspx

http://technology.canoe.ca/2011/01/30/17090056.html

http://www.channelcanada.com/Article5436.html

Petition: http://openmedia.ca/meter

Duration : 0:14:14

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