Why did "wicked Men" fight for Sauron? - Part I

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Most of Sauron's servants are Orcs and Trolls, Wraiths, or Wargs and Werewolves, but there were many races of "wicked Men" that were represented in his armies. But why did these Men fight for the Dark Lord, and his chief agents? What had lured them into his service? Was it greed? Pure savagery? Or was it something else?
In Part I, we shall focus on the Easterlings of Rhûn and the Southrons of Harad.
If I featured any of your artwork or music during this video, or you know its source, please drop a message or a comment.
Artwork credits for Part I & II:
Alan Lee
John Howe
Daniel Falconer
Marcus Aquino (See U in History / Mythology)
Clayton Inloco (See U in History / Mythology)
Kenneth Sofia
Martin Diego
David Horne
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Sergio Botero
RoterOtto
Leila
MDsf
JLazarusEB
Black7Knight
Helena Stepanova
simonmoberg
Jerry Vanderstelt
Elena Kukanova
Jan Pospisil
Mirra Kan
Giuliano Brocani
Turner Mohan
Herckeim
bronze-dragonrider
CK Göksoy
Nick Keller
Maureval
Mark Melnikov
Ralph Damiani
Angus McBride
Matěj Čadil
Cristi-B
JB Casacop
Kerem Beyit
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Janka Latečková
Hang Wu
Music credits for Part I & II:
Monetization - Instrumentals, Beats: Punch Deck - “I can’t Stop”
BreakingCopyright - Royalty Free Music: @SolasComposer - “Ivar the Boneless”
BreakingCopyright - Royalty Free Music: Alexander Nakarada - “ARMAGEDDON”
Power Music Factory: Ancient Persian Music(Turkish)
Power Music Factory: Scary Dark Mysterious Music/Horror Trailer Music
Royalty Free Music - Creative Commons: Alexander Nakarada - “Viking Intro (Loop)”