For these types of conflicts where single events, battles, and confrontations are more important than the movement of fronts, I’d like if you would point out whenever something happens. Like in a text box on the side or something. More than just the surrendering of factions and occasional blurb
@@disrespecc9678 I’d like more than just that at the end. For a lot of the video you can see what appears to be armies marching and being chased and I’d like details about them
I know I pointed out the mistake super quick but I kinda feel bad because I should say first and foremost that your content is awesome and it’s a genuine joy when I see that you’ve uploaded. Keep up the good work tigerstar
Guevara the terror, fresh Kangol wearer Ill rhyme slayer from the 60's era Revolting, heavy metal rebel blood spiller Me and my guerrillas are a squad of killers (Hoo!) I'm known worldwide for my steely-eyed look You're famous cause of Alan Moore's third best book! All the children say "We will be like Che!" Asthmatic, but I'll take your breath away **gasp**
@@DrMosseeay You tried to rebel against James the first Here's a tip for your next plot, try to rehearse! I got my face on a magnet on your roommate's fridge Your head is on a spike up on London Bridge! You had one job cabrón, to strike a matchstick Got caught with a fuse like your bars, not lit! You should have stayed anonymous, Epic Fail Guy Treat this battle like the gallows and take another dive!
US Gov: Here's a reservation and a treaty for peace, may we both find mutual understanding US Gov later: hippity, hoppity, the gold and your land is now my property
Interesting way to visualize it! I tend to fixate on the mystery of what Custer was thinking when he rode against a camp of thousands with just over 200 troopers at the Little Bighorn, but this wider picture is enlightening.
Fun fact : the Lakotah declared independence from the US in 2007 but as you can imagine, nobody recognises it, also Mt.Rushmore is within their self-proclaimed borders Edit : Sorry I've just been corrected, a Lakotah activist group declared independence not the tribe itself and infact the tribe's government don't recognise it.
Apparently, the Lakota tribe was offered a cash settlement by the government for their lost lands a few decades ago, and they turned it down because they still wanted their original borders back. Am I crazy for thinking they're crazy? I dont think people should get settlements for things that happened 100+ years ago. Seems like it's actually pretty controversial.
@@Jason-fm4my They are still connected to their land. Many Indigenous nations refer to the land in kinship terms, and it would be abandoning their world to settle for cash.
@@Jason-fm4my To quote Tecumseh "No tribe has the right to sell, even to each other, much less to strangers.... Sell a country! Why not sell the air, the great sea, as well as the earth? Didn't the Great Spirit make them all for the use of his children?"
A minor but important correction: _an activist group_ of the Lakota declared independence that nobody recognized, including the Lakota government - the Lakota tribe itself never formally declared independence (I mean it technically already is a sovereign body, sorta...reservations are weird).
Infuriating and depressing. Reparations for Lakota, Dakota, Cheyenne and Arapaho peoples NOW! No oil and gas pipelines on their land, and make their heritage languages the official languages of their sovereign territory.
@@hello7522 Because their land was stolen and their people murdered, have been marginalized for over a century since, and were never given adequate compensation for it.
@@CarpeVerpa First off in case of land, if you are claiming first people to an area immediately get ownership then a majority of the worlds population including many Native Americans would have to pay reparations. Second off most of the wars were started by the Native Americans and they killed more white people than vise versus. The fact also comes up that the Iroquois Confederacy depopulated almost a fourth of the continental USA. On point of being marginalized their have been many more marginalized people than the Native Americans. Such as Han people outside of China, Jews, and many more groups. All of which haven’t received free stuff. And fourthly what does adequate reparations mean? Native Americans don’t have to pay tax, they get to make their own laws, they get free land, and free money from the tax payer.
“Only 7 years ago we made a treaty by which we were assured that the Buffalo country should be left to us forever. Now they threaten to take that from us also. My brothers, shall we submit? Or shall we say to them: “1st kill me before you can take the possession of my fatherland” - Tȟatȟáŋka Íyotake (Sitting Bull)
Reuploaded to fix two label mistakes. Enjoy!
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Its οκ mate!
@EmperorTigerstar Did you consult with Indigenous people while making this video?
For these types of conflicts where single events, battles, and confrontations are more important than the movement of fronts, I’d like if you would point out whenever something happens. Like in a text box on the side or something. More than just the surrendering of factions and occasional blurb
There is a text box on the side saying what happens.
1:28
@@disrespecc9678 I’d like more than just that at the end. For a lot of the video you can see what appears to be armies marching and being chased and I’d like details about them
@@ffreeze9924 then make your own map
@@KuroashiXander he just suggested advice,why meant
I know I pointed out the mistake super quick but I kinda feel bad because I should say first and foremost that your content is awesome and it’s a genuine joy when I see that you’ve uploaded. Keep up the good work tigerstar
Guevara the terror, fresh Kangol wearer
Ill rhyme slayer from the 60's era
Revolting, heavy metal rebel blood spiller
Me and my guerrillas are a squad of killers (Hoo!)
I'm known worldwide for my steely-eyed look
You're famous cause of Alan Moore's third best book!
All the children say "We will be like Che!"
Asthmatic, but I'll take your breath away **gasp**
@@DrMosseeay
You tried to rebel against James the first
Here's a tip for your next plot, try to rehearse!
I got my face on a magnet on your roommate's fridge
Your head is on a spike up on London Bridge!
You had one job cabrón, to strike a matchstick
Got caught with a fuse like your bars, not lit!
You should have stayed anonymous, Epic Fail Guy
Treat this battle like the gallows and take another dive!
No need to feel bad, I'm sure Tigerstar appreciates the help in making his content as good as it can be.
Hooray for more wars I never knew existed until now
pretty morbid tbh
Ooooo I feel we're getting close to the big episode. Can't wait!
Drinking game for the final vid: take a sip every time the us or Canada breaks a treaty
we will need more drinks
US Gov: Here's a reservation and a treaty for peace, may we both find mutual understanding
US Gov later: hippity, hoppity, the gold and your land is now my property
Interesting way to visualize it! I tend to fixate on the mystery of what Custer was thinking when he rode against a camp of thousands with just over 200 troopers at the Little Bighorn, but this wider picture is enlightening.
Part of it was that the camp was larger than anticipated, and part that the Indians, also unexpectedly, had the superior rifles.
I didn’t know you had posted it in the first place so this is new to me.
"...who cross over into Canada."
Uh..... I... don't know that that was a better place to go.... O.o
Thanks for actually fixing it, I thought it wasn’t going to be changed
Hello 😈
1:49 Hey isn't that the last band of free Sioux mentioned at the end of Dances With Wolves?
Fun fact : the Lakotah declared independence from the US in 2007 but as you can imagine, nobody recognises it, also Mt.Rushmore is within their self-proclaimed borders
Edit : Sorry I've just been corrected, a Lakotah activist group declared independence not the tribe itself and infact the tribe's government don't recognise it.
Apparently, the Lakota tribe was offered a cash settlement by the government for their lost lands a few decades ago, and they turned it down because they still wanted their original borders back. Am I crazy for thinking they're crazy? I dont think people should get settlements for things that happened 100+ years ago. Seems like it's actually pretty controversial.
@@Jason-fm4my They are still connected to their land. Many Indigenous nations refer to the land in kinship terms, and it would be abandoning their world to settle for cash.
@@Jason-fm4my why should they trust an agreement with a state that constantly breaks its agreements with native peoples?
@@Jason-fm4my To quote Tecumseh "No tribe has the right to sell, even to each other, much less to strangers.... Sell a country! Why not sell the air, the great sea, as well as the earth? Didn't the Great Spirit make them all for the use of his children?"
A minor but important correction: _an activist group_ of the Lakota declared independence that nobody recognized, including the Lakota government - the Lakota tribe itself never formally declared independence (I mean it technically already is a sovereign body, sorta...reservations are weird).
Super interesting video.
great video cold you do Australian fronter wars
War is a generous term… more like genocide. Plus, there probably isn’t much data to go off so it might be hard to map.
@@Joe-tx6vc very true
@@Joe-tx6vc Most genocide is war.
If you take requests, how about the Salt War, 1540. The City of Perugia declared war against the pope after a tax on salt was put on the city.
Read up on Custards last stand. Really interesting place.
thank you
I actually was able to go to the site in which the battle of the little bighorn happened in southeastern Montana
They took there land and ways of life.
And now they profane the land that they stole.
An unknown war but very interesting
how so? On the map it looks boring.
@@alexo2235 because is one of the amerindian wars and it's a part of USA's history
@@emolohtrab3468 not relevant for me.
@@alexo2235 then why are you here?
@@urbanmech8064 to get to know something new :)
I didn't even know this existed
Unfortunately, most of the American Indian wars aren’t covered in US History classes
@@janMelantu
I bet all those natives are glad they're not speaking German
@@morbidsearch that would be the worst thing to come out of this.
@@morbidsearch Trading one genocidal expansionist nation for another? Oh
@@morbidsearch what's your point
Can you please make a video about the Byzantine Dark age and Invasions?
Only 4 minutes late and is the Plains Indian War?
Run for the hills, run for your lives!
Hey can you make history of Suriname
Infuriating and depressing. Reparations for Lakota, Dakota, Cheyenne and Arapaho peoples NOW! No oil and gas pipelines on their land, and make their heritage languages the official languages of their sovereign territory.
Why do they deserve reparations?
@@hello7522 Because their land was stolen and their people murdered, have been marginalized for over a century since, and were never given adequate compensation for it.
@@CarpeVerpa First off in case of land, if you are claiming first people to an area immediately get ownership then a majority of the worlds population including many Native Americans would have to pay reparations. Second off most of the wars were started by the Native Americans and they killed more white people than vise versus. The fact also comes up that the Iroquois Confederacy depopulated almost a fourth of the continental USA. On point of being marginalized their have been many more marginalized people than the Native Americans. Such as Han people outside of China, Jews, and many more groups. All of which haven’t received free stuff. And fourthly what does adequate reparations mean? Native Americans don’t have to pay tax, they get to make their own laws, they get free land, and free money from the tax payer.
@@hello7522 wow, you must really hate us to be spreading false information.
@@Goldrunner1169 These are literal fact, look them up.
keep it up
Bill williamson was here
Today is Brazil slavery abolition day. the áurea law was signed on this day in 1888 and thats epic
Byzantium abolished slavery in the 12th century AD....
@@paulmayson3129 where is Byzantium now though
@@shibavekreal
In Greece.
@@paulmayson3129 Iran abolished slavery in the 500s BC
“Only 7 years ago we made a treaty by which we were assured that the Buffalo country should be left to us forever. Now they threaten to take that from us also. My brothers, shall we submit? Or shall we say to them: “1st kill me before you can take the possession of my fatherland”
- Tȟatȟáŋka Íyotake (Sitting Bull)
How to prononuce
@@Akrafena the ȟ is like the ch in “loch.” Its an h pronounced where you say “k.” The ŋ is the ng in “sing”
@@Alice-gr1kb danken
Thar's gold in them there hills!💰💰💰😂
Please do the puget sound war
US: Here you can have this worthless land.
Indians: But there's gold here.
US: Hold on we're taking it back.
Indians: Indian Giver!!!😅
why reupload
Thus , Gaza continues to fight the same enemy.
goofy ahh war
Ah, yes, General Custer’s infamous last stand at Little Bighorn. Never underestimate your enemy.
L america
What about Spain, France, Uk, Portugal, and the Netherlands? You are very uneducated 😂
Ah yes, the Battle of Little Bighorn, where the Sioux of Dakota dealt upon George Custer's skill issues the US's stunning tactical defeat
Tactical draw, strategic U.S. victory.
@@briansheehan5256keep crying bro, he lost.
@@GoatedIce-Spice Please point to the nation of the Lakota on the map.
@@TheBoshy Please point to the history book that says “The battle of Little Bighorn, U.S victory”
Looks like a victoria 2 game but it's real war
*Bing bong your land is gone*
No. I'm not saying first.
i’m back 😈😈
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