America's Wild West: Discovery of a Land (Full Episode) | What Really Happened

When you are technologically inferior and another culture more advanced sees something they want....

England my understanding some English people were told to Leven England conflicts within each other about beliefs and that's what I see and control of the kingdom 👑 that my understanding

America is truly Native American’s land.

Lots of victim stuff going on. Nobody talks about the great lakes tribes who butchered and cannibalized eachother lol. Always trying to paint them as some noble peoples or something.

defend your land indian

Humans are animals at the end of the day through out all of history
YIU see the savagery that has occurred continuously in This world , century after century , with people seeing it but not doing anything to make it stop .

entertaining, but inaccurate in so many points it is apparent that little effort was spent in research.

Native Americans were not native to American any more than anyone else born here afterwards. They migrated from Asia.

Great doku!

Why do you all refer to the UNITED STATES back then?? Very misleading. In fact the bias documentors is plain to see.
Ive read diaries and travel logs, and real history books ive held in my hands, and you guys
are scripting this askew with your word salads.

Lewis & Clark ✨️

The Indians are the real Americans.

read the book of esdras thats the truth , watch conquest of paradise it tells on itself , ask the native descendants they know the truth

Where can I watch more episodes? As someone who loves stories about the "wild west" and maps/geography I find this very interesting. I have Disney+ but I live in New Zealand.

The revolver was created until 1865 I don't understand why it's depicted in your 1700 timeline, come on national geographics. Yeah us something that is correct.

I love watching history and reading about it but there’s a lot of half truths and misguided woke info in this and I’m part native . Native people didn’t live in harmony all the time with eachother life was hard and people had to do what they had to do to get by weather they were Europeans Mexicans or natives

Dang... Skipped right over the Eastern seaboard tribes there didn't ya?

Just like Napoleon to sell something he didn’t own!

destroyed are land

They forgot to mention that West Africans sold their own people to slave traders.

If y'all Caucasians didn't have guns all y'all would've been scalped

1:10 am i trippin😂

Woke agenda here. What about Spanish and French colonization on the frontier. What about major wars among Native tribes. What about Nordic influence in the upper mid-west. This was a DUD👎👎

Basically another hour long video of feminine men shaming America for becoming the greatest nation the world has ever known.

The Louisiana Purchase was paid for by the purchase of US bonds. Total cost of bonds was, 23,313,567.33 in the end that was paid in full in 1823. Including interest.

Not surprisingly, not the history l was taught. But, l am 70 years old. They say history is written by the winners. This may be so but in the end the truth will out.

This is historical hogwash. Let's put aside the fact that they show the revolutionary war being fought with Civil War era weapons, this is full of historical inaccuracy and slanted to support one narrative. For instance they make the claim that Indians sided with the British. Yes, some did. However, many sided with the colonists. I am an enrolled member of the Choctaw Nation. We first encountered Europeans in 1540, those being Spanish explorer Hernando de Soto and his army. We sent them packing by the way. But the Choctaw fought for the Revolutionaries against the British. Many tribes like the Choctaw and the other "Civilized Tribes" were early assimilators and had very good relationships with Settlers. The major exception to this is the Trail of Tears which happened much later, which you can put at the feet of Andrew Jackson and the Democrats. But many tribes were early to assimilate. Under President Grant, Ely Parker an Indian was the Secretary of War. This was when much of the resettlement of plains tribes happened. Not to mention the participation of Indian Scouts. Also by this time, you had hundreds of years of mixing between Europeans and Indians. So these Indian wars make much more sense as a form of Civil War between assimilated and unassimilated than they do as pure conquest. Even the modern conflict in 1973 between AIM and the Lakota tribal government is evidence of this assimilated vs. unassimilated conflict. This entire narrative is based on a very simplistic and juvenile understanding and interpretation of history; it is intellectually dishonest; and meant to undermine modern western civilization and western values. Yes there was tragedy, sometimes intentional and some times not. Yes, Indians died of European disease. But no one ever talks about native diseases that killed Europeans like Syphilis. History does not happen in a vacuum and every settler was not some proto-Hitler. Just and all Indians were not all leather clad Mother Teressa's. Good and bad on both side that gave as good as they got, and more than anything lived in the past. Move on, move past, don't project these events into the modern era, don't project modern expectations on these people, and buy a helmet if life is too hard.

European settlers not american settlers America is a land and the american settlers are the natives

Another dose of bs. Do they talk about native tribes wiping out other native people?? Nope...do your research ppl smh.

This narrative is BS

Only a few hundred people living right now could survive living in the times of the frontier and wild west rules

How disappointing. It was all I could do to watch the entire show. Just another cringe-worthy and biased and limited and lacking crib-note rendition of history.

Its about be'in indigenous
We are all born indigene

I'm Native America's

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Does national geo , make the documentry on how the government killed women and children ,Or the one about the boarding schools to eradicate any tradition of the first peoples .

And weirdly—this were nowhere NEAR the first peoples in this land. Why I hate the argument of “native land”. The entire world has been nothing but battle over battle for control of resources. “Cultural appropriation”?? Come ON. That’s ALL of human history. We are nothing BUT an amalgamation of those that came before. All of us. Israelis and Palestinians included.

His-story of course……

8 minutes into this documentary and I can see this is a highly simplified version of history. I guess it's adapted to their American audience...

They "left out" the decimation of the fur trade

Love how they say Natives joined British only but dont mention how they joined the Revolutionary's too. Selected woke History to further lie and divide.

America was settled and developed because of explorers from Europe discovered it and that was followed by ever Increasing Immigration over a 250 year period. This Immigration from Europe changed the New World forever and destroyed the Native American way of life. The current Mass Migration from South America and from many other countries. The current migration will change America again encouraged for Political Reasons, history is repeating itself.

Hmmmm kinda like what we're doing to the middle east today🤔

12 years a slave

Very disappointed in NatGeo. NONE of the clothing, weapons, or even scenery is period to the 1700s westward expansion. I just a revolver in the film that wasn't invented until the 1850s. And much of the scenery is from West of the Missouri River. If you are going to tell the story, please tell it right. History is important.

land back

stolen lands

The real version of history with all of the English colonys in North America is a much better version then the Americanized 13 colony version.