Howdy yall, Im glad to see all the enjoyment yall had watching our Texas Revolution series. As I mentioned before, this time period is near and dear to me, so seeing yall enjoy it was extremely worth the time put into it. Before I start my Mexican-American War Series, I do intend to make a video on the Texas Republic to bridge the gap between the two periods as the Republic of Texas is not a well known era between these two fascinating wars. Now that the Texas Revolution complete, expect the Battle of Antietam really soon, the final animations and fixes are being made and will soon be out for yall to enjoy! See yall around!
I’ve been waiting for you to continue the Civil War series for months. By FAR the best synopsis I’ve ever seen or listened to on the war. Please keep making the content!
My 4th GGF was with Houston in San Jacinto. He was also in the battle of Bexar under Captain English as a volunteer. Very happy to see this video and focus upon the causes of the revolution. Great Vid.
I relocated to Texas from Michigan a little while ago. Austin is honestly one of the best places I've ever been. I walk a lot and the trails they have a long the Colorado River are amazing. I moved my company here and I am doing great here. Making more more money, the opportunities here for my little girl are great, she's happier, I'm happier, met a woman, the upside for my construction business is way higher than Ann arbor, everything is great other than the heat lol being a history geek already, I'm trying to learn all I can about the history of Texas and this video is great. I'm embracing the longhorns and the culture. Good bye Michigan, hello Texas
I’m proud of my Texan heritage. My great great grandfather moved from Louisiana to fight for Texas’ independence. My Great grandfather fought with Rip Ford during the Civil War. God Bless Texas.
@@trevski9265What a bunch of BS. This is how things have gone for all of history. The native Americans were doing the exact same before Europeans arrived. We were just better at it.
Thank you so much for this video!!! I learned so much from it!! As a native Texan they don't teach much about the Twxas revolutionary War. I hope you come out with one about the Mexican American War.
I really like your videos! You have a way of talking about history that makes it even more enjoyable. I also like that you use animations to show how those events have happened. You can read historical sources that describe what happened, but it's even more fascinating to show where approximately it happened with a bird's-eye view(where exactly on the battlefield each regiment was attacking a position, where the troops and artillery where located, where the generals and officers were located compared to their troops during the battle, etc). I know that you're busy with your Civil War and soon Mexican-American War content, but as someone from Quebec who also like your French and Indian War content, I was wondering if you could one day, if you have the time, talk about either the Battle of Quebec (or Plains of Abraham) in 1759 or the Battle of Sainte-Foy in 1760. Of course, it's up to you to decide if you want to do it or not. I'll understand and I won't mind at all if you don't do it. Great video and until next time!
Thank you! I would like to get back to the French and Indian war, since I’ve put it on hold to start and finish my Texas Revolution series, I more focused on continuing our civil war series
Hi Warhawk. I enjoyed visiting the 1837 sites when I lived in Texas way back. Can we anticipate a AWI series at some point? I see Mexican War is upcoming but both AWI and War of 1812 content is most welcomed.
Ah yes, at some point we will definitely cover it! Ive always referred to the war as the American Revolution/ary War. I would love to cover all the early american wars at some point but for the time being our main focus will be the american civil war.
When Travis gave the defenders a chance to leave. A man named Rose wanted to leave. He was newly from France and had been fighting in the Napoleonic Wars. He said that he wanted nothing more to do with fighting. That night Crockett and others help Lower over the wall His escape was successful. He died years later.
I don't have a Texas heritage to fall back on, but as someone who was moved to here back in mid-2000's, I must say, Texas is a lovely place despite its flaws... just avoid Austin and you'll be good. 😆
5:23 Ironic. The same exact fear Americans of European descent have today about their own demographic demise. Except we're not even allowed to acknowledge it. Now we're gas lit into thinking its actually super good and awesome this is happening.
This was not a Spanish frontier at that time. It was the Mexican frontier by then you have to know the name of the countries that you were talking about at this specific time other than that good video.....🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
I'm born n raised in Victoria Texas and all this history surrounding my hometown is fascinating and worth remembering. Texas shall one day return back into a country again and it will be us natives that will run it ☝️
F Britain, y'all ain't got rednecks or guns my neighbor just called in a airstrike on a group of fearl hogs y'all got what? Australians? Lol@@Hillbilly001
@@joshuaparsons6086 it wasn’t pronounced the same as it is now. After the revolution, Bexar was anglicized into what it is today. So before it was pronounced like the way i said it, bey-har
Turns out that Mexico/Spain made claims…. but one in which they could not settle. Hardly anybody living there when Americans showed up. To be objective, never really was part of Mexico or Spain. Kind of like if I claimed seats on a city bus that I’m not riding in a far off city. Was Comanche land if anything. Furthermore the continued establishment of other Nations in the region happened more than once. So not really Spain’s or Mexico’s land. 😂❤
Disappointed you didn't touch on why Americans were moving into Texas, or why Houston was retreating toward the border with Louisiana... It may not be within the mission of your video, may not have ultimately decided the conflict,... but, these things are historically valid and important to the reasons behind what was happening.
I did though, you mustve missed it. At 2:52, i talked about the Americans settling in Texas, maybe I didn't go super in depht on why the came but mentioned it nonetheless. Reasons why Texas retreated towards Louisiana, 2:00:04 unable to stop Santa Anna, terrain that fit Houston's men, shorter supply line to the US
@@WarhawkYT I will suggest a read of, 'The Duel Of Eagles', by Jeff Long... and leave it at that. Your treatment wasn't 'wrong', it simply has the quality of taking place in a (political) vacuum.
@@shayhamill7885 I actually watched through to the end, I saw nothing about U.S. military movements... did you?!?! Oh, just to belay your rant... I studied the history.
You believe there are some people who still think US "Stole" land from Mexico? I specifically remember Major General Winfield Scott giving back Mexico City in September 1847 Kind of makes me think of Panama, Falkland Islands and what would you know.... Israel/Palestine. .
Just like england Mexico should have given Americans their rights as a sovereign state with in the Mexican empire england figure that out the hard way 2 times but you had Austria new Zealand South Africa and Canada all had some sovereign rights unfortunately Mexico didn't learn imagine Mexico with a Texan army corps in today's world kinda dead imo
Turns out that Mexico/Spain made claims…. but one in which they could not settle. Hardly anybody living there when Americans showed up. To be objective, never really was part of Mexico or Spain. Kind of like if I claimed seats on a city bus that I’m not riding in a far off city. Was Comanche land if anything. Furthermore the continued establishment of other Nations in the region happened more than once. So not really Spain’s or Mexico’s land. 😂❤
Howdy yall, Im glad to see all the enjoyment yall had watching our Texas Revolution series. As I mentioned before, this time period is near and dear to me, so seeing yall enjoy it was extremely worth the time put into it. Before I start my Mexican-American War Series, I do intend to make a video on the Texas Republic to bridge the gap between the two periods as the Republic of Texas is not a well known era between these two fascinating wars.
Now that the Texas Revolution complete, expect the Battle of Antietam really soon, the final animations and fixes are being made and will soon be out for yall to enjoy!
See yall around!
Excellent storytelling, I really enjoyed it. Keep em coming sir.
I’ve been waiting for you to continue the Civil War series for months. By FAR the best synopsis I’ve ever seen or listened to on the war. Please keep making the content!
My 4th GGF was with Houston in San Jacinto. He was also in the battle of Bexar under Captain English as a volunteer. Very happy to see this video and focus upon the causes of the revolution. Great Vid.
Kudos from Australia Maaaate !
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I relocated to Texas from Michigan a little while ago. Austin is honestly one of the best places I've ever been. I walk a lot and the trails they have a long the Colorado River are amazing. I moved my company here and I am doing great here. Making more more money, the opportunities here for my little girl are great, she's happier, I'm happier, met a woman, the upside for my construction business is way higher than Ann arbor, everything is great other than the heat lol being a history geek already, I'm trying to learn all I can about the history of Texas and this video is great. I'm embracing the longhorns and the culture. Good bye Michigan, hello Texas
Welcome Brother, I hope you enjoy Texas and keep it the way you found it ;)
@@WarhawkYT oh yeah, I'm not one of them type transplants.
Welcome
Austin is a blue cesspool. It is a blight on our state.
@@richardeikenburg7347 Austin is run by the Socialists.
I watched the full series and man is this work amazing. Fantastic job Warhawk!
Just discovered your content, first video, so far loving it!
Welcome Gamer!
I am so excited for this. Thank you!
Hope you like it!
Over 2 hours of your content?! YES PLEASE 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Thanks. That was very well done.
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Just like your mother
Outstanding!!! Love these long videos. Thanks for posting this. I know it's a bit of a bother, but it's highly appreciated. Cheers from Tennessee
Glad you like them!
Tennessee Made texas
@@user-r3q Already knew that.
This is great !! Very well done.
Thanks a lot!
I’m proud of my Texan heritage. My great great grandfather moved from Louisiana to fight for Texas’ independence. My Great grandfather fought with Rip Ford during the Civil War. God Bless Texas.
Fight for? I think you mean steal.
@@trevski9265 Please think before you talk bs
@@trevski9265What a bunch of BS. This is how things have gone for all of history. The native Americans were doing the exact same before Europeans arrived. We were just better at it.
@@andrewlightbody4221 Bla Bla Bla thief
@@andrewlightbody4221 Just because things have been this way for a long time doesn't mean they're right.
Just finished the whole video it was amazing thank you for the hard work now I gotta catch back up on the ACW series
Please keep up the content dropping, you’re my favorite historical TH-camr
Thank you Caleb!
Thank you so much for this video!!! I learned so much from it!! As a native Texan they don't teach much about the Twxas revolutionary War. I hope you come out with one about the Mexican American War.
This is an OUTSTANDING video brother! Great job!
Much appreciated!
Love your content! Thanks For this ❤❤❤❤
Thank you Daniel!
I've rewatched your Civil War stuff too much while thirsting for new content, so this is a helpful collation 😂
13 days, hold out brother
I really like your videos! You have a way of talking about history that makes it even more enjoyable. I also like that you use animations to show how those events have happened. You can read historical sources that describe what happened, but it's even more fascinating to show where approximately it happened with a bird's-eye view(where exactly on the battlefield each regiment was attacking a position, where the troops and artillery where located, where the generals and officers were located compared to their troops during the battle, etc).
I know that you're busy with your Civil War and soon Mexican-American War content, but as someone from Quebec who also like your French and Indian War content, I was wondering if you could one day, if you have the time, talk about either the Battle of Quebec (or Plains of Abraham) in 1759 or the Battle of Sainte-Foy in 1760. Of course, it's up to you to decide if you want to do it or not. I'll understand and I won't mind at all if you don't do it.
Great video and until next time!
Thank you! I would like to get back to the French and Indian war, since I’ve put it on hold to start and finish my Texas Revolution series, I more focused on continuing our civil war series
Thank you for giving me the whole history of Texas.
Another Warhawk Video!!! Keep up the grind bro!🔥
Sheesh you already know 😏
Good documentary 🤘🏼
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@WarhawkYT Im gonna share it to a compadre who is from Portland so he can understand how a Texan was raised
A full length video of the Texas Revolution? LETS GOOOO
Yessir!!
This was so good!
Finally the story of Ben Milam is told in more detail then I've seen before..
Yessir, old Ben Milam got his due 💪🏻
On the come up bro keep it up
Always
Hi Warhawk. I enjoyed visiting the 1837 sites when I lived in Texas way back. Can we anticipate a AWI series at some point? I see Mexican War is upcoming but both AWI and War of 1812 content is most welcomed.
Thanks User! Possibly, what is an AWI series?
Oh AWI is the American Revolutionary War. On TH-cam a lot of content is UK created and they tend to call it the American War of Independence or AWI.
Ah yes, at some point we will definitely cover it! Ive always referred to the war as the American Revolution/ary War. I would love to cover all the early american wars at some point but for the time being our main focus will be the american civil war.
Outstanding video.
Thank you Nun!
Great video! Makes me proud to be born and raised in Texas ❤ will you consider covering the Mexican-American War at some point?
An excellent presentation
Good stuff warhawk keep up the good work, can't wait for antietam it's Brent by the way changed the name
Thank you Brent!
Cool to see how it all actually unfolded
Makes so much sense
All this talk about sense like you’ve got some or something. Shut up!
Whats the chances of you doing a REVOLUTIONARY WAR series like you have for the CIVIL WAR?
@@WillstarWorld definitely high, just whenever I get to it haha
@@WarhawkYT I get it lol .. Editing sucks , I have a different main channel where I do a bunch of editing for my videos I appreciate the reply.
lol driving through Gonzales as I am listening to this! Making me look around guessing where things happened 🙄
Travis was from Alabama. Specifically, Clarke County Alabama.
That’s right. Since you’re so good with geography, I’ll make sure your end is in Alabama, shut up!!!
When Travis gave the defenders a chance to leave. A man named Rose wanted to leave. He was newly from France and had been fighting in the Napoleonic Wars. He said that he wanted nothing more to do with fighting. That night Crockett and others help Lower over the wall
His escape was successful. He died years later.
DONT... MESS... WITH... TEXAS!!! I swear, I wasn't born here but like Houston, Crockett, and Travis, I'll die here!
God bless Texas
My gggranpa fought for the this revolution. He was a Whitaker and is pictured in a painting of Santa Anna’s surrender.
Dope. You got a link? I'd like to see that pic
Chicken Hawk refuses to remember the Lmao. Sad in many such cases. Texas is not sending their best.
Sad!
Grandfather's grandfather, David Laughlin, served in the Texas Revolution.
tis quite exquisite.
@@middleguard1836 indeed my good sir
@@WarhawkYT A grand victory indeed
Thank you
Welcome!
Anyone else notice the irony between this bit of history & what is going on at the U.S./Mexico border today?
I don't have a Texas heritage to fall back on, but as someone who was moved to here back in mid-2000's, I must say, Texas is a lovely place despite its flaws... just avoid Austin and you'll be good. 😆
Amen to that
My people were on both sides, lol! I have dreams where sometimes I'm with Gus and Woodrow, and Sometimes I'm with the Pedro Flores gang, ha!
y was the goliad massacre twice 😭
5:23
Ironic. The same exact fear Americans of European descent have today about their own demographic demise. Except we're not even allowed to acknowledge it. Now we're gas lit into thinking its actually super good and awesome this is happening.
Not making a truth claim. Just that 1 out of a thousand Americans see it that way. Once again, not making any claim good or bad, right or wrong.
This was not a Spanish frontier at that time. It was the Mexican frontier by then you have to know the name of the countries that you were talking about at this specific time other than that good video.....🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Thanks Resuto, when the Austin’s first wanted to settle texas, it was still under Spanish control for a year before Mexico took over
@@WarhawkYT Vicente Guerrero was a president of Mexico in 1829 Whom was black and native Mexican Blood born in Mexico...
please specify your contention. Personally, I want to know the trutj.
Santana left Mexico City with no intentions of honoring the surrender of Travis or Fanin.
FYI bexar is pronounced bear
The modern pronunciation is, historical pronunciation is bey-har
You got Refugio right in the first grouping of the firth 40 minutes ish and then abandoned it
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I'm born n raised in Victoria Texas and all this history surrounding my hometown is fascinating and worth remembering. Texas shall one day return back into a country again and it will be us natives that will run it ☝️
LOL!!! Don't forget to pay Britian for the outstanding debt. LOL!!! Didn't work the first time and it still won't. LOL!!!!
F Britain, y'all ain't got rednecks or guns my neighbor just called in a airstrike on a group of fearl hogs y'all got what? Australians? Lol@@Hillbilly001
When they discovered oil half of Pennsylvania moved there lol
I wish you would pronounce Bexar correctly that was extremely annoying
@@joshuaparsons6086 it wasn’t pronounced the same as it is now. After the revolution, Bexar was anglicized into what it is today. So before it was pronounced like the way i said it, bey-har
Yeah shut up dude. You’re the only one whose extremely annoying!
Another Anglo Win I Fear..
Another Anglo Win for the books
Noice
Noice
Turns out that Mexico/Spain made claims…. but one in which they could not settle. Hardly anybody living there when Americans showed up. To be objective, never really was part of Mexico or Spain. Kind of like if I claimed seats on a city bus that I’m not riding in a far off city. Was Comanche land if anything. Furthermore the continued establishment of other Nations in the region happened more than once. So not really Spain’s or Mexico’s land. 😂❤
Facts👍🏻
Disappointed you didn't touch on why Americans were moving into Texas, or why Houston was retreating toward the border with Louisiana... It may not be within the mission of your video, may not have ultimately decided the conflict,... but, these things are historically valid and important to the reasons behind what was happening.
I’ve always thought the same thing. Great content, but not necessarily the whole scope of the revolution
I did though, you mustve missed it. At 2:52, i talked about the Americans settling in Texas, maybe I didn't go super in depht on why the came but mentioned it nonetheless. Reasons why Texas retreated towards Louisiana, 2:00:04 unable to stop Santa Anna, terrain that fit Houston's men, shorter supply line to the US
@@WarhawkYT I will suggest a read of, 'The Duel Of Eagles', by Jeff Long... and leave it at that.
Your treatment wasn't 'wrong', it simply has the quality of taking place in a (political) vacuum.
I’m disappointed you comment before watching the video
@@shayhamill7885 I actually watched through to the end, I saw nothing about U.S. military movements... did you?!?!
Oh, just to belay your rant... I studied the history.
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Nicd
Bro, you say "however" waaaay too much.
because its a social experiment
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Mexico can have it back
American by birth, Texan by choice.
You believe there are some people who still think US "Stole" land from Mexico? I specifically remember Major General Winfield Scott giving back Mexico City in September 1847
Kind of makes me think of Panama, Falkland Islands and what would you know.... Israel/Palestine.
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Interesting. Please elaborate or post link. Thanks
Texas y demas territorio mexicano,quedo en manos de traidoress y ladrones! Con revoluciones e invaciones!
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Spanish = white men from Europe. Not Latinos/Hispanics, who are roughly half white half native
Just like england Mexico should have given Americans their rights as a sovereign state with in the Mexican empire england figure that out the hard way 2 times but you had Austria new Zealand South Africa and Canada all had some sovereign rights unfortunately Mexico didn't learn imagine Mexico with a Texan army corps in today's world kinda dead imo
The expansion of slavery...
Santana was no different than communists.
Your pronunciation of Spanish towns is awful
Appreciate it bro
I'm sorry that Austin is so liberal.
Ermmm… sigma?
ermm...
Traitors then, traitors now
Turns out that Mexico/Spain made claims…. but one in which they could not settle. Hardly anybody living there when Americans showed up. To be objective, never really was part of Mexico or Spain. Kind of like if I claimed seats on a city bus that I’m not riding in a far off city. Was Comanche land if anything. Furthermore the continued establishment of other Nations in the region happened more than once. So not really Spain’s or Mexico’s land. 😂❤