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Even pictures from European war WW1

Looking at the pictures chosen for this, quite a few appear to be from foreign countries, the 1930's, WWI, etc.

Aren’t some of these movies or documentary films 🎥 showcasing? But what a great storyline! I like your voice. It’s not boring! ❤❤❤

3:47. Judge Bean - “personal ambition and power” “justice was not a moral pursuit guided by moral rectitude”. His legacy is “allowing personal ambitions to supercede the principles of justice and equity.” The totally unfair law rules were written and carried out by him. Remind you of anyone👹? The one who looks into the “oranges” of things. :P

for Trash - 17:45 cities, cities, cities. Maybe drawings!?

A very well researched and interesting video and I do like it. i had no idea what homesteading was really like, nor traveling in the makeshift or Connistoga wagons was like. Thank you much. 🏜️🛖🔥🥞🍠🪡 🧵👨🏻‍🌾🤰🏻🌪️☀️⛈️❄️💨 15:36 for god’s sake, these people are from India. Many of the pictures (not all) showed cowboys who had lots of company. Or soldiers in big groups. All these group activities had nothing to do with what you are talking about. You might have done better with photos of Great Depression in 30’s!

Rotten teeth deteriorates Heart valves and can kill you

Please,tell us the date and location of each authentic picture 😢

The title of your next video should be 10 good reasons to just stay back east lol

After serving in the Civil War my great-grandfather homesteader in western Kansas. He proved up his land and got the title He was a successful wheat farmer and bought more land and tripled his original acreage. It was very rough going in the desolate landscape of KS. The Kansas Historical Society sent someone to interview all the early homesteaders in the 1920's and that's how I read about him, he's on the internet. He had hazel eyes as I do, which is the 2nd rarest eye color. So I am proud of him and his accomplishments.

Think! Way, way back people move to America to hope to have a better, safe, peaceful and prosper life. Remember according sometimes they didn't like their government or they were trying to get away before their wars beings to start, when they would catch ear of it. A lots of countries had their own fighting revolutionary wars against some other countries.

The love of this era engulfed my father and in the 1960s, tried to raise us like it was 1860, locked indoors, long dresses, caps, and later, no college.

White privilege

God bless them. It was a terrible hard life.

Nothing changes then.its just homeless got more places to be placed and hidden at least they got tents.

Some of the photos and films aren’t from America. Get your historical sources right!

If you are going to do these videos, get a Spanish pronunciation index. Villa is pronounced Veeya!

Never heard of any of these men. Nice photos though.

I appreciate this video providing the facts. The people who did this were tough. It is disappointing that often the rich would come inbehind the settlers after all the hardwork was don and towns were established to provide a workforce for the rich.Nothing was ever done for the sske of the people it was always for the advantage of the rich. Give tracts of land let the common man establish it then come in buy up land and hire workers to do all the work

Colorado basin and Salton sea are California

To Ls make a y sound Viya or Camarillo is pronoce Camoryo

Bob Fitzsimmons a naturalised New Zealander

Laura Ingles Wilder's books do describe how harsh life was.

When I hear this narrators voice I know it's going to be BS

Good stuff! 1st time viewer. I like old American West history so I liked and subscribed for more!

I am the source of several of your authentic tintypes of some of the Regulators. I have other pictures that you, I guess, have not seen. I own the originals of Middleton, MacNab, Brady, and Folliard, that you show. I also have Scurlock, McSween, the Coe cousins, Lily Casey, Charlie Bowdre, Rudabaugh, Tunstall, Olinger, Dolan and Gauss. They are as authentic as are my tins of the ones that you have shown. BTW: my tintypes are a collection that was once owned by Sallie L. Chisum. I also have her pics of her, her husband, children and a few cousins (The Towry's). Give me your email and I'll contact you.

I guess you realize the photos you are showing are not from this country. I noticed the use of palm branches for roofing for one example. Please try to find photos that support your narrative. I think you are a fine speaker, bty.

Where are the statistics supporting this video's statements that the settlers were agressive and the Indians victims? Some very bold statements were made depicting the settlers as barbarians. These were farmers with their families for the most part whose only "crime" against the Indians was developing the land to support peaceful and prosperous life through hard work. They were attacked in standard stone age warfare by the Indians, ie terror and murder of people without regard to age and sex, plus theft, scalping and destruction of their means of survival (ie genocide) - the same warfare the Indians had waged against each other to gain domination of vast tracts of land over competitor tribes. Forthousands of years before the appearance of the European "tribe" in North America, the competing tribes had tormented and annihilated each other so they could not trust each other, so they hated each other, so could not unify sufficiently in the long term to advance their civilization. Is the writer of this script aware that many of the buffalo were killed by the Indians for buffalo fur trade, something they fought each other to take advantage of? Are they aware that the campaign to remove the buffalo was to root out renegade warriors /bands, mainly Commanche, who "laid claim" to about 200,000 square miles of land (which now supports many millions of people in peace and prosperity) and achieved that sovereignty by the universal stone age law of sovereignty of survival of the fitest, ie horrorible acts against other Indians and the American settlers who were either scared off or wiped out, right down to toddlers and babes in the womb, sometimes with torture thrown in, and almost always scalps taken to prove the glory of the deed? The bold, broad statements reflect Hollywood's romanticized, inaccurate version of the meeting of stone age civilzation of warlike, brutal and divisive culture, with a civilization 3,000 years more advanced with ideals of human uniity, common law and dedication to peace, cultivation of the land and resources, which resulted in widespread prosperity, peace, happiness and advancement of civilization. A thorough, unbiased investigation of the day to day violence on the ground will reveal a reality the opposite of what is presented i this video - the settlers, from the time of the Jamestown colony were tormented by the stone age natives who wanted to maintain their domination over the land and resoureces that they had stolen from competiting tribes and to maintain the negative stone age culture and mentality of barbarism, murder, theft and genocide as a virtue, a culture and mentality usually dominated by male aggression, vain glory and social and political domination, though often the women (who typically did all the work and had no rights) were some of the most viscious. Every civilization has been through the stone age in its evolution. No civilization that has passed through it has chosen to go back to it, for good reason. This video is an extreme distortion of the truth, a distortion that has been stated so often, and with the effective emotional impact of Hollywood cinema, and the phony half truths by leaders and spokespeople of today's Indians, that is now accepted as truth. It is not. And this distortion is a betrayal of the settlers who suffered terribly to live a peaceful life of law and order, hard work spiritual nobility and goodness resulting in one of the greatest, most positive, most beneficial civilizations ever. One must ask: would a United Tribres of America have been able to accomplish what the the United States of America has accomplished? - amazing prosperity, liberation of and the universal rights of the individual, and empowerment of mankind to come ever closer to the ideal of Unity and Universal Love

Grandpa worked as a COOK on a CHUCK WAGON for a Cattle Heard one morning cooking Flap Jacks on the prairie a Tall Stoic looking Indian approached standing behind Grandpa wearing only a blanket as Grandpa cooked he stacked the pancakes and began to notice they seemed to disappear looking at the Indian standing stoic the Indian didn’t move so Grandpa took the skillet heated it on the fire and then stuck it up under the blanket with a HOOP and SCREAM up in the air went the blanket and a stack of pancakes and the Naked Indian shot out across the prairie….

My family came West settled in the Dakota’s wagons would pass by with families written on one side of the canvas was the words In GOD we Trust Kansas or Bust a few months later that same wagon would pass headed the opposite direction written on the canvas was “ In GOD We Trusted in Kansas We BUSTED…..

What crap

Life was quite harsh

this video misrepresented john wesley Hardin

This voice needs to learn how to pronounce Spanish names. 🤦‍♀️

I thought the little house books were pretty accurate. They were written for children, and they have some nice stories, but they talk about how hard it was too like trying to stay warm in "The Long Winter" and having to continually twist and burn straw, how they had to live underground in the dugout at Plum Creek, but they would move into town with other homesteaders for the winter so they could be near each other, and waiting for supplies that were held up since the trains had to be dug out of the snow and lots of other difficulties are explained too. Other than their bathroom habits, and the fact that their written in a way that children could read them without being exposed to adult themes, they basically cover most everything the video covers so much so that they could have been used as a reference if necessary. The television show was very different from the books though.

This is a AI narrative

16:41 I find it interesting that the sign says "saloons" rather than "salons". How closely related are the two words? Did they used to be interchangeable?

Hollywood lied to you. 😂 The Egyptians live better😂. Not greatness at all.

Your initial photo: What a sin. Their bellies were swollen from malnutrition, and they had no clothes to protect them from the cold.

The thumbnail is of Ukrainian children during the famine imposed by Stalin regime.

A+ video! LOVE IT! What an awesome (and very helpful) video!

Thank you for sharing HISTORY keep it alive.

That picture just looks like too much white privilege existed back then.

Rough!

no toilet paper? well, i'd just use your toothbrush then.

Most of these pictures aren’t even of the American west.

Life was hard and not what the Movies or TV Westerns portray

A.I. opening tells me this will be a drawn-out nothing burger. Should I quit now or see if there is something new?

The AI narrator is quite irritating. So many mispronunciations. As it does sound as though many different producers use the same AI, is there some reason you can not all come together and manage to pay for a decent artificial voice?

Most photos were totally unrelated to the narrative. Why bother showing photos at all?