My ancestor’s name is on the plaque representing the Mohawk Indians who died fighting with the British at the Battle of Oneska, NY. I am proud his blood still runs in me.

great video, great channel. keep up the good documentation

Although this was very well done, it really seems like two separate videos. I particularly like the maps and clarifications of the territories, as well as the use of real photos when possible.

I'm from the the northwestern US so I'm familiar with the Blackfoot and the western tribes but not the Canadian aspect. Thank you very much for this insightful video!

Excellent! Would you consider doing a similar video for the Mètis people of Canada?

I live in Seneca territory, and think a history of them would be interesting. There's little to no information online. Have visited the museum of the Seneca Nation, but was young when I did. So I don't remember much.

Mohawk brings crazy memories to me. During spirit week at my son"s school they had crazy hair day. There were no guidelines given. He was in grade school and chose a Mohawk hair cut, and his dad helped him with tjhe desired hair cut. It was no big deal, he liked his hair buzzed off, and we were like next day we will just buzz off that line on top. Then admin said this is not acceptable, and we sad too bad, we will support him wearing this hair cut today, and they backed off. Funny how videos like this bring back memories from 20 years ago.

Great documentary and presentation. I’ve learned much from this. Thank you! Stay Safe Folks!!!

(Marvel) WHAT IF Season 2 Ep 6 brought me here😅

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I just watched the Last of Mohicans recently...

Strange to see your work on a show put on KZfaq.

17:50 George Washington’s father was known as town town destroyers believe.

It is important to free the host/narrator to be a human being in the presentation. This robotic, uninspured delivery seems uncomfortable for the narrator. It is a good series but the director is likely to blame for the starchy delivery.

Joseph Brant had a huge victory at the Battle of Warnerville where his warriors routed roughly 250 Americans, killing all of them. He also made sure that not all of the American women during the Battle of Cherry Valley were not killed. He led another famous raid through the Schoharie Valley, USA's breadbasket, destroying a fort and supplies. The battles and skirmishes fought in the wilderness of upstate NY were brutal, often in hand to hand combat.

I am an Iroquois woman.A member the Mohawk Nation. I'm of Turtle Clan. The inaccurate presentation in this documentary of my people's involvement in the war is degrading and totally uninformed. If you represent a culture at least include them in the research. The Iroquois Nation developed their own government and legal system to maintain peace among our tribes. The American colonists adapted and used parts of our legal system to incorporate into their own. We were a civilized and peaceful Nation that resided on our territory for 10,000 years. It was the bloodthirsty settlers out of greed and ignorance that consistently ambushed our villages slaughtering men women and children leaving no one alive and burning our homes and our fields of crops. We chose to train the French military in the Warfare they needed to stop the American in English from destroying our world. We were not Savages although we had a history of being the most absolute Fierce and brave warriors in those territories. Do your research include the indigenous people that still live there in your one-sided documentary.

Nations attack each other for independence Beautiful story

When I tell people that this high quality of documentary is available on KZfaq I'm sure most don't believe me.

Just returned to Akwesasne. I am 50% Ukrainian, 25% Italian and 25% Mohawk(The Kanienkehaka).

With all the clans around the Finger Lakes, why are there no home sites? We have one burial ground. Where is everything else. No home sites, nothing to show they were even here..

My ancestors lineage ❤

Many of the eastern tribes of the US states. Actually have a half breed European American of light skin color of their own tribal people today. Because many white men married to the this tribes of new England states. My historical information for today. Have a great fabulous wonderful day.😀😊

Geoge Brant convinced three of the tribes to side with the English and the other two were massacred and their towns destroyed by one of washingtons officers and went to Canada to join the rest and fight the Americans

Mohawks were fighting for the French? I thought the French double crossed the Iroquois for Algonquian allies and that’s why the Iroquois sided with the British. I’m confused. Aren’t Mohawks Iroquois?

The Mohawks always chose the losing side ❤

This presenter is an automaton that would look more lifelike by blinking his eyes ! ...........and who is that goofy guy with the even goofier "musket" they used as a Mohawk ? The producers did little or no research into weapons of the periods depicted. ( Notice the lever action rifle being used in the early 1700's !!! ) To me that makes everything else presented suspect. Poor research and no attention to detail here.

Yay, finally! Love hearing about Native American and being Mohawk Indian I'm proud. Us Native American get treated like we are nothing and many people still believe we shouldn't be knowledge all bc we didn't want to give up our land and homes, just to be civilized by outsiders we knew nothing about.

Wait, they sided against the Wampanoag people? Huh, that seems sketchy, backstabbing and overall shitty of the Mohawks, they seemed pretty ass kissing to the foreign invaders stealing everything of theirs, the Wampanoags wouldn’t have done that to them (so yeah, Where I live there are tons of Wampanoags, I have a ton of friends in that tribe so I’m biased lol)

The misinformation in here is ridiculous!

Could we have more videos on the Victorian era? American stuff is kinda boring ngl

This would be so much better if the host didn't stare all crazy looking like he wants to k!ll us. 🤣And he sounds like he can't read worth a damn. He speaking with one tone and no emotion behind it...

Yes what ppl are NOT taught today that Native Americans fought Native American tribes for land and yes they took enemies as slaves!!!

This host is terrible.

Interesting topic but man i cant stand these american productions, always to loud and the narrator dont have a good flow, sounds like he is reading of a card.

We have a number of odd artifacts in the region that defy the known history of this country. In Lake Ontario, near Kingston, The Museum of History acquired 7 Aboriginal pottery vessels from a time period before any contact with Europeans. The rare, intact pottery jars were found by sport divers in the St. Lawrence River and with carbon dating, it was revealed they were made 2,000 years ago. Our history has been misinterpreted for over a century to fit a false narrative about us.