@@uncommon-commonsense My teachers were average. I think we didn't read it in a textbook but in mimeographed handouts. (I'm so old my early schooling actually preceded the widespread use of Xerox machines! 😀) That was the most interesting fact to me about the story of Squanto.
It wasn't 19 native Indians from The Patuxet Tribe. It was 27 Indians. Also, The Patuxet Tribe was already part of The Wampanoag Clan that neighbored The Narragensett Clan. Basically all American Indian Tribes had Clans. They weren't called confederations. Of course, North America was largely populated by Protestants from the time King James I persecuted Protestants (Pilgrims) after King James I (VI) became sympathetic towards Catholics and their cause after Catholics tried to assassinate King James I (VI) during The Gunpowder Plot (Guy Fawkes Day). That was the time when Sir Edward Coke came to the defense of Protestants before introducing The Petition of Rights (1628) that later became The Parliament Bill of Rights (1689) honored by The Magna Carta (12th Century) after The Glorious Revolution of 1688 that followed The English Civil War and The 30 Years' War. Of course, King James I succeeded to the throne on March 24th, 1603, the day Queen Elizabeth I died, & King James I was the son of Queen Mary, Queen of The Scots, who was the rival of Queen Elizabeth I who succeeded to the throne after Queen Mary I. Queen Elizabeth I and her father's Church of England that Queen Mary I didn't like who executed a whole mess load of Protestants. Of course, Queen Mary I was Catholic like her mother, Queen Catherine of Aragon whose marriage to King Henry VIII's brother, Prince Arthur Tudor, was an arranged marriage through The Treaty of Medina Del Campo 1489. Prince Arthur Tudor married Catherine on The 14th of November, 1501 after they met for the first time on November 4th, 1501. Prince Arthur Tudor later died on April 2nd, 1502 before The Treat of Medina del Campo was rewritten in 1505 to included the marriage of King Henry VIII (Henry Tudor) and Catherine of Aragon (Catholic). Of course, King Henry VIII was later officially excommunicated from The Roman Catholic Church when he went against Pope Clement VII's letter refusing to nullify King Henry VIII's marriage to Queen Catherine of Aragon. Of course, all that history is why there were so few Catholics in 1776 - "Roman Catholicism in the United States & Canada" - Encyclopedia Britannica. Encyclopedia dot Com state the same. Academia dot Edu in their consensus of articles state 25,000 to 35,000 Catholics. The PEW Research Center state 5% in 1910 according to their graphs past to present. Knights dot Net state 40,000 Catholics in 1776 out of 2.5 million people. Of course, most people don't realize that there were so few Catholics in The United States that my direct ancestors had a huge hand in establishing. Of course, history has a way of tying itself all together in making a lot of sense even as complicated as history is.
Question: What is Captain George Weymouth’s role in what comes to Squanto kidnapping. Other sources I have read is that Cpt Weymouth was involved in what happened to Squanto.
Having grown up in Massachusetts and having gone to a community college named Massasoit, it's so cool to hear the names of the tribes in which the state, cities and towns were named after. Loved watching this.
That was interesting. If he was highly intelligent he would have stayed in Europe... got a pair of shoes and all the foriegner tail he could. Start living that brick and roof life baby! It's pretty chilly on the northeast coast. 😆
Let me guess: it’s because of the conspiracy theory that the first inhabitants of the Americas were black. If so, that is a theory that is very inaccurate- both genetically and historically.
@@JaredtheRabbit that's not a conspiracy theory. There is truth to it, accept they weren't first to America. Many before them were already there including Polynesians and Scandinavians.
There is zero DNA evidence truth to that. All ancient American bones have only the A.B,C,D,X hapologroups which belong 2 Paleo Indians. No other ethnic ppl have any DNA evidence of being here, just the ancestors of N.A.s
In grade school, all we learned about Squanto was that he taught the pilgrims to use dried fish as fertilizer for growing corn.
Thanks chief 😃
@@kkjj4508 ahhahaha 😂😂
wow 🥺😔
That's probably just all you retained. Either bad teacher or you not paying attention.
@@uncommon-commonsense My teachers were average. I think we didn't read it in a textbook but in mimeographed handouts. (I'm so old my early schooling actually preceded the widespread use of Xerox machines! 😀) That was the most interesting fact to me about the story of Squanto.
Great story of a legend.
Shit he worse than Benedict Arnold. He taught them enough so they can take over
tecumseh has an interesting story too and there is a painting and sketch of squanto i don't know how accurate they are though
Very interesting hearing some details i hadn't known ty :)
In loving memory of Squanto
Finally a good voice for the story
Glad to finally see your face =)
🤪handsome aren't I
@@kkjj4508 yes, wanna go out sometime?
I am hoping to get a hold of the movie.
Is that Mortimer Sneard over your left shoulder or is it Knucklehead Smith?
So fucking strong.
Squanto was a great capitalist indeed
hard to see squanto at tea in Britain
He would have been wise not to assist anyone
I'm 36 and all they didn't teach us anything about him. They just showed us the Movie.
THANK YOU for saying COLONIZERS, and not settlers or immigrants. @3:19.
i thought bro died fr
Covid 19- certificate of vaccination identification 19= a.i
Don't ya mean Tonto 🤪
I wonder if squanto had the new England accent. Great program THANKS
he would have had a broken English speech.
My friend John turned in a book report on the tragic story of Squanto from the 6th thru the 9th grade for Bs and Cs
Mazeeeee
Sadly they didn’t teach this in public schools. Education is powerful
Thank you for uploading. I am studing English with your video. It helps a lot. (from South Korea)
What's the name a a white Native American from Muskogee or muskogean with long hair?
a mix-blood
Hooray squanto go black yo África.
Spaniard.
My Indian name is
Long Snake that crawls at night
this is why mens heels stomps the head of a snake🤣🤣
I heard it is “Makes Love Alone”
born 500 years ago
Made peace with the pilgrims and then got * in the [ ]
Try listening
It wasn't 19 native Indians from The Patuxet Tribe. It was 27 Indians. Also, The Patuxet Tribe was already part of The Wampanoag Clan that neighbored The Narragensett Clan. Basically all American Indian Tribes had Clans. They weren't called confederations. Of course, North America was largely populated by Protestants from the time King James I persecuted Protestants (Pilgrims) after King James I (VI) became sympathetic towards Catholics and their cause after Catholics tried to assassinate King James I (VI) during The Gunpowder Plot (Guy Fawkes Day). That was the time when Sir Edward Coke came to the defense of Protestants before introducing The Petition of Rights (1628) that later became The Parliament Bill of Rights (1689) honored by The Magna Carta (12th Century) after The Glorious Revolution of 1688 that followed The English Civil War and The 30 Years' War. Of course, King James I succeeded to the throne on March 24th, 1603, the day Queen Elizabeth I died, & King James I was the son of Queen Mary, Queen of The Scots, who was the rival of Queen Elizabeth I who succeeded to the throne after Queen Mary I. Queen Elizabeth I and her father's Church of England that Queen Mary I didn't like who executed a whole mess load of Protestants. Of course, Queen Mary I was Catholic like her mother, Queen Catherine of Aragon whose marriage to King Henry VIII's brother, Prince Arthur Tudor, was an arranged marriage through The Treaty of Medina Del Campo 1489. Prince Arthur Tudor married Catherine on The 14th of November, 1501 after they met for the first time on November 4th, 1501. Prince Arthur Tudor later died on April 2nd, 1502 before The Treat of Medina del Campo was rewritten in 1505 to included the marriage of King Henry VIII (Henry Tudor) and Catherine of Aragon (Catholic). Of course, King Henry VIII was later officially excommunicated from The Roman Catholic Church when he went against Pope Clement VII's letter refusing to nullify King Henry VIII's marriage to Queen Catherine of Aragon. Of course, all that history is why there were so few Catholics in 1776 - "Roman Catholicism in the United States & Canada" - Encyclopedia Britannica. Encyclopedia dot Com state the same. Academia dot Edu in their consensus of articles state 25,000 to 35,000 Catholics. The PEW Research Center state 5% in 1910 according to their graphs past to present. Knights dot Net state 40,000 Catholics in 1776 out of 2.5 million people. Of course, most people don't realize that there were so few Catholics in The United States that my direct ancestors had a huge hand in establishing. Of course, history has a way of tying itself all together in making a lot of sense even as complicated as history is.
There is no tragedy here. This is not entirely true. There is a lot more to this story than this guy is telling.
Sounded pretty spot on to me. Dont like facts?
Question: What is Captain George Weymouth’s role in what comes to Squanto kidnapping. Other sources I have read is that Cpt Weymouth was involved in what happened to Squanto.
Some good history and a lot of speculation (undocumented) woven together. Still, a good presentation.
I enjoyed the video but found the background music really distracting.
Notice how they teach how the natives educated but never the other way around.🙄😂
pilgrims wouldnt have known about Indian plants, but was taught & didn't need Indians after that.
Having grown up in Massachusetts and having gone to a community college named Massasoit, it's so cool to hear the names of the tribes in which the state, cities and towns were named after. Loved watching this.
lots of seafood there
Can't blame him
very good work
Excellent
very cool
Meh.
Learning about squanto while taking a squanto.
Lol!
My Indian name is 3 Legs
U had UR 4th leg amputated?
That was interesting. If he was highly intelligent he would have stayed in Europe... got a pair of shoes and all the foriegner tail he could. Start living that brick and roof life baby! It's pretty chilly on the northeast coast. 😆
he spoke English & could have easily sailed on the next trip back to England
He wasn’t even real. They just destroying everything bro
Let me guess: it’s because of the conspiracy theory that the first inhabitants of the Americas were black. If so, that is a theory that is very inaccurate- both genetically and historically.
Talking about history. That shit fake as hell. Tf outta here.
@@JaredtheRabbit that's not a conspiracy theory. There is truth to it, accept they weren't first to America. Many before them were already there including Polynesians and Scandinavians.
There is zero DNA evidence truth to that. All ancient American bones have only the A.B,C,D,X hapologroups which belong 2 Paleo Indians. No other ethnic ppl have any DNA evidence of being here, just the ancestors of N.A.s