After Jamestown: How The American Frontier Wars Became So Brutal | Nations At War | Absolute History

The European style of warfare was not optimal on the new battlefields of North America. Aboriginal allies soon taught the colonists their style of guerilla warfare. These tactics would sadly soon be used against them. The Battle of Mount Hope would see the defeat of the Wampanoag and Narragansett peoples. But the war for the northeast was soon to reach a fever pitch. The Wabanaki Confederacy ruled modern-day Nova Scotia and New Brunswick and would surrender their rightful homeland quietly.
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[@Andy_Babb]

My back yard is actually a Wampanoag burial ground. There was a large excavation done in the late 70s which even found a princess buried. * also, my greatX13 grandfather, Edward Bobet (my last name has changed to Babbitt over 400 years due to illiteracy lol) was scalped by an Indian war party during the king Philip war. There’s a stone marker to this day in the location he was killed. All bc his wife made him go home to get something called a cheese hoop. Brought his trusty dog, but in the way back to the fort in Taunton he heard the war party coming and climbed a tree to hide… until his dog barked up the tree and gave away his location. I love history lol

[@ThatGuyFromNantucket06]

Sounds like scargo lake area on cape cod.

[@Andy_Babb]

@@ThatGuyFromNantucket06 probably similar anyway. I haven’t found much online about the dig here (in Berkley) but Somewhere my folks have photos. You can also see areas that were used for dugout type homes in one of the big hills out back here.

[@AngryNegativeHistoryProject]

​@@Andy_Babbwhat do you mean dugout type homes? What city are you in?

[@alexanderwaite9403]

Those were some really tough men back then.

[@mattzegarski3831]

Does the narrator ever blink?

[@AngryNegativeHistoryProject]

The narrator is made of wax

[@lauriejones4507]

The freaking comment section of KZbin gets more like Facebook every day 🙄

[@bethlehemeisenhour8352]

Live and let live.

[@slomo1716]

It's commonly called FREEDOM OF SPEECH!

[@AngryNegativeHistoryProject]

Who hates free speech?

[@CBrown86]

The “W” in Wabanaki is SILENT

[@gnostic268]

No it's not. LoL

[@Mykelvellii]

She’s not wrong also confederacy is from the wabanki word “connefed” meaning land grazers

[@AngryNegativeHistoryProject]

Why do they include the W?

[@tesselaynes5428]

Bottom line? You were trying to kill me for my land and I didnt want to die or let you have my land.

[@AngryNegativeHistoryProject]

What are you referring to?

[@bb-ij6bv]

You're still on the land you're just not scalping anybody anymore

[@tesselaynes5428]

@@bb-ij6bv FYI. It was the french who were the first to scalp people and your a prime example of the reason why you got back what you gave out.

[@corinnepmorrison1854]

This era in American history is often romanticized in novels... Living and surviving was a constant “battle”...of one kind or another... 🇺🇸❤️💝

[@bethlehemeisenhour8352]

Yes, I HATE how they ROMANTICIZE it.

[@AngryNegativeHistoryProject]

I'm sure there were some instances when people had a good life back then, some elite did at least. I talk about all the troubles they had in early Americas on my channel. It was hard for a lot of people, but there's references to some really nice and kind people that were around at the time.

[@ablewindsor1459]

Living in the first range of the ApplachIan Mountains the first frontier Battle Front... after the uprisings on the Tidewater plains came to a somewhat non bloody stalemate. Our History.....

[@AngryNegativeHistoryProject]

What about the little skirmishes that led up to the Indian massacre of 1622?

[@dl3g3nd45]

He never blinks?

[@3coins.]

Indians fought with the British against the French.

[@angloaust1575]

A clash of cultures!

[@tylerdevries8226]

Queens your rangers 💚💜

[@greg5023]

Spock has been in better shows.

[@AngryNegativeHistoryProject]

What about bozo?

[@tekeguy68]

Why are they having him stand and speak this way? I get that they are trying to present it as coming from an American Indian sitting in a teepee speaking to the white man but it's disjointed and racist. I've tried to watch this series and the history is interesting but forcing the dude to trot out how white people think American Indians speak is embarassing.

[@slomo1716]

Have you ever heard how the Native American Indian truly speaks? This is NOT embarrassing at all, just a tad over the top dramatic.

[@AngryNegativeHistoryProject]

You should do better and make your own channel if you don't like it. I did.

[@bb-ij6bv]

Maybe disjointed and racist is the aesthetic the producer was aiming for

[@tekeguy68]

@@bb-ij6bv Well clearly that was my implication. The question was why make him talk like a cartoon American Indian. It wasn't an accident. It was either intentionally cliched or obliviously cliched.

[@ronalderb9692]

Is the narrator a robot?

[@CBrown86]

He can’t pronounce Wabanaki.

[@lisamiller8174]

Almost. 😀 So many channels have poor narration, mispronunciation, etc. And this narrator is, basically overacting.

[@AngryNegativeHistoryProject]

Why do you people hate so much

[@johnpatrickmango8210]

Is that Sam from Twilight?

[@fxyo1368]

Weak ones deserve nor freedom, nor rights.

[@orotewilderness2913]

Natives where nearly wiped out by disease. 9 out of 10 died. Settlers had a very easy job but yet stuggled with the natives for hundreds of years. Who’s really weak?

[@capusvacans]

Ugh, this is an interesting topic, unfortunately it's a typical american docu, with constant repeats of the same stuff, an overdly dramatical presenter, and with the depth of a puddle. A 5 min docu stretched out over 20. No thx, if anyone can link me to a decent docu about this feel free, but this crap i'm not watching.

[@AngryNegativeHistoryProject]

What do you mean by typical American documentary?

[@capusvacans]

@@AngryNegativeHistoryProject Uhm, i explained it in that comment itself... try reading it. And yes, it's typicaly american, look at any european docus and you won't find the constant repeating of information, no overdramatic presenter etc; I guess it has to do with how adds are run on tv in the us compared to europe; here the add breaks are longer, but much more spread out. So our docu aren't formated in such a way that they allow for adds to constantly interupt it Often there won't even be any breaks. And the presenters sensationalising everything, i guess that's an american thing aswell, our presenters sound more like university professors instead of an action movie narrator. I just get bummed out by a docu that constantly repeats itself, as each repetition means less new facts being introduced.

[@AngryNegativeHistoryProject]

@@capusvacans but this is on KZbin, not tv. They're doing what I do on my channel, but they're more successful because they're sensational I guess, and I'm straight to the point. I'm American, and I don't sound like them. But I'm not on TV, and neither are they. They sound English on some videos.

[@capusvacans]

@@AngryNegativeHistoryProject This is a tv docu that happens to have found its way onto youtube... You can watch the docu and know exactly how many add breaks were intended and when. It's is a typical format for american tv docus.

[@AngryNegativeHistoryProject]

@@capusvacans ah. I wonder how many people still watch TV with commercials anymore vs people who exclusively stream.

[@machopi]

you were inferior, you got conquered, you lost get over it

[@lillipopswitch]

How white washed are you... 🤦🏻‍♀️🙄

[@AngryNegativeHistoryProject]

You sound like you're fed up

[@colcampingaustralia]

The only Aboriginal people I know of are from Australia. I am confused. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aboriginal_Australians

[@AngryNegativeHistoryProject]

Aboriginal means native

[@colcampingaustralia]

@@AngryNegativeHistoryProject had no idea