Jesus loves you ❤

Go to yorktown, theres PLENTY of evidence of the war

Tucson AZ mentioned

It's wrongly said a lot throughout this video, so to correct: The USA is not a secular government. The section of the First Amendment that disallows Congress to establish a religion did not apply to the States until the early 20th century and was not intended to prohibit religious ideals or practices within the US government. It was only a prohibition on a federally sanctioned church. The idea of an irreligious government was foreign to the founders.

I love this type and depth of historical facts.

I pass by that park all the time and never knew this history

I’m calling bullshit that blacks couldn’t go uptown French and American both owned slaves and both had freedmen although the French descended had more who both also owned slaves too People get carried away in woke 2024 Kudos to the curator who pointed out blacks who could had slaves too if it benefited them Most Louisiana slaves were Senegalese unlike nearly all the rest of North American and English speaking Caribbean slave population Not a bad vid btw I grew up near New Orleans My favorite cuty

1776🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 America First!

I've never been to New York and I already know my way around the entire island because of Spider-Man games.

Looks like gta 3 liberty city stories map

i absolutely love this kind of history that shows how everything is connected across puny human centuries

Why ain’t y’all condemning the revolutionaries for tearing down history ? Like y’all did when we tore down confederate statues???? lol I know why

Great video- thank you.

Bronze bullets?

Yes I live in a house built in 1870 in Algiers point. The land is 8 ft above sea level, and my house is 6 ft above the street because it's a raised side Hall shotgun. Why people decided to build in the old Cypress swamp areas is because they were drained and presumably protected by levies and things like flood walls along the drainage canals. It's a bit disingenuous to blame the Army Corps of Engineers for the failure of the flood walls on the drainage canals, because they were not built to spec.

At New Orleans it should be left bank and right bank.

Pulled down THAT statue and replaced it with Roosevelt with a sl@ve and native America walking next to him. Brilliant…

Stay with the 1

hoping you could do Providence, RI at some point

Take the A train

Wall Street had a real wall so people didn't have to see the slaves being sold there

This is how much we hate TAXES.

Shame modern New York is about as anti American of a place there is, would be one of the worst places for the founding fathers to be nowadays. Completely fallen from grace.

Yup i always thought about things like this like who came up with the streets when how did ppl start keeping record of things world wide when did they start putting sidewalks who where did they start. Its all interesting to me.

“Really is just a rural dirt road when it starts out” no shit, you don’t say, I thought all roads were just paved from the beginning. A guy told me once, “it was all country before it was city” maybe that’ll help remind you all.

Fucking love American history

So many ❄️ in these comments no wonder America is going to shit

I was expecting you to say the world trade center O_O

the river is flowing north and the "west bank" is east of you; mind blown.

"...and as people dug digger..." 😂😂😂 great vid, though!

Thought this was GTA IV for a second

Interesting!

From the river to the lake, new orleans will be free

Yoo, they made Boston from Fallout 4 into a real thing!

Your videos are lama AF

So, the revolutionaries were the original BLM/Antifa.

I feel as if this video has been chopped, as if there is a final part missing to jump directly to the ending. Other than that, nice video anyway

So you’re like… just “casually” doing investigative journalism on KZbin? _clicks subscribe_

your telling me that’s not the gta 5 map

Gta iv map

tf is this gta4 map?

It's similar to Wacker Drive in Chicago, minus the cultural significance. Wacker, has three levels (one of several multilevel streets) and is the only street in Chicago that has addresses in all four cardinal directions N,S,E,W (its centrally located and goes north-south and then east-west). It also influenced highway development by being a street that divided traffic into local traffic and through-traffic, by the upper and lower levels, respectively.

This is interesting 😊

The map reminded Andrea of the Spider-Man map

Nobody told me city blocks were different. Cool to know now though. Thank you for the cool info.

Sounds great please raise the taxes higher

Do homeless harm Asians there?

It's not that confusing, you just have to know which side of the river you're on.

It's stupid to call river banks East and West cose rivers can do some tricks. That's why we call them left and right bank. If you're standing at the river bank and the river flows to the right, it's the right bank and vice versa. Easy.