How did Europeans immigrate to the Americas?

How did Europeans immigrate to the Americas? | Past to Future
This video presents the European exploration and colonization of the Americas.
In 1492, while on expeditions to find new trade routes from Europe to Asia, Christopher Columbus, an Italian explorer, accidentally discovered a “New World” that possessed all the natural wealth which the Europeans sought so eagerly.
With great deposits of gold and other minerals as well as vast plains, valleys and mountains, this new land was viewed by the Europeans as an enormous wilderness area with great economic potential, and thus became the land of dreams for those who were longing for resources and wealth.
The first European country to conquer and colonize the New World was Spain. By 1512, the larger Caribbean islands were occupied by the Spanish, with the first Spanish town established on the island of Hispaniola, and Santo Domingo becoming the first capital of Spain’s New World possessions. Other areas then settled by the Spanish were Cuba, Puerto Rico, and Jamaica. Spanish conquistadors then sailed from the island harbors to explore the coasts and penetrate the continents. After all, Spain possessed the largest land area of the colonial empires in the New World, including several islands in the West Indies, all of Mexico, most of Central America; most of South America, and what are now Florida, California, and the U.S. Southwest.
England also took part in the exploration and colonization of the Americas, and their most significant establishment proved to be the 13 colonies along North America’s Atlantic coastline. Following the success of the Jamestown and Plymouth Colonies, the English gradually established colonies in the region that became known as New England. Massachusetts Bay, another settlement established in 1629, was the landing place of the Mayflower and the Pilgrims. As Massachusetts prospered and expanded, the settlers sought the new colonies in New England.
New Hampshire was another piece of New England to be formed in 1632. Connecticut and Rhode Island were formed in 1635 and 1636 respectively for people to have the opportunity to live and worship in accordance with their beliefs. Today, New England also includes Maine and Vermont. In the Middle Colonies, New York was originally colonized by the Dutch in 1626 with the name New Netherland, but then became an English colony in 1664. This colony also included the first permanent settlement in New Jersey.
Delaware, as part of the Swedish colony in New Sweden, was founded in 1638, and then became an English colony in 1664. In 1680, the Quakers settled Pennsylvania, forming the last piece of the Middle Colonies. In the Southern Colonies, the English settled Maryland to the north of Virginia in 1634 and Carolina in 1653 (later split into North Carolina and South Carolina in 1729). Georgia colony was established in 1732 as a buffer zone between the British colonies and Spanish settlements in Florida. By the 17th century, the English had taken the lead in colonizing North America with the formation of 13 colonies, which later became the 13 original states of the United States of America.
France, one of the two northern Atlantic kingdoms besides England, began sending ships to explore and colonize the Americas in the 17th century. In North America, France established a large colony called New France. Seeing the potential for fur trading, the founder of Quebec in 1608, Samuel de Champlain, attempted to explore the region and to build up the French fur trade with the help of the Huron Indians. Three years later, he established the beginning of a settlement on Huron island, which is today the site of Montreal.
In 1682, René-Robert Cavelier - the most famous of all the explorers - had his expedition descended the Mississippi River from the Illinois Territory to the Gulf of Mexico, and later claimed the entire territory for France. Many other French permanent settlements in North America were founded including Detroit, St. Louis, Baton Rouge, and New Orleans. Down to the Caribbean islands and South America, by 1664, France controlled 14 islands in the Caribbean, with the principal possessions including St-Domingue (now Haiti), Martinique, Guadeloupe, and Dominica.
On the northeast coast of South America, after numerous changes in control alternating between France, Britain, the Dutch, the Netherlands and Portugal, the colony of French Guiana was finally confirmed as French in 1817.
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[@maksymilianzietara330]

My grade 7 social class loved this.

[@bastijerez1544]

Y no hablan de la colonizacion portuguesa que fue en Brasil, el pais mas grande de Sudamérica. Estos gringos se creen que fueron mas importantes cuando gran parte del territorio americano fue colonizado por la peninsula Ibérica.

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[@FirmFarter]

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[@LukGameOfficial]

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[@oumaimadjelloud2178]

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[@honeybeechanger]

Wait a minute so the narrator said spices were species and then called the original New York name New Netherland instead of New Amsterdam? I'm more than halfway through this video and although those are kind of minor problems I can't get them out of my head. Was it New Amsterdam or New Netherland? I mean spicies and species I figured was just a really obvious mistake that was I just left in there uncorrected but now I'm curious what was New York's original name? Okay I looked it up and it does make sense New Netherland was the general Dutch colony but New Amsterdam was the current city of Manhattan or New York New York. This makes sense since the Netherlands is well a country and Amsterdam is City. So you have New York State and then you have New York the city. I think the confusion is from the fact that I had never heard of New Netherland. I had heard of New Amsterdam many many times and even in pop culture but it just seems like an automation to have never heard of New Netherland even in like high School Middle School or college. Actually now that I think about it Dutch colonization of what later became the United States of America was mostly glossed over. Quite literally the entire Dutch colonization of the Americas was summed up in like a couple of sentences and then basically took up a question or two on a test. So in retrospect doesn't seem that odd that such a detail would have been missing.

[@leoneltoroc8538]

Dutch Conquest of America and Caribbean. English Conquest of America. French Conquest of America and Caribbean Russian Annexed of Alaska Portuguese Conquest of Brazil. Spanish Conquest of America. Swedish Annexed of New York. Danish Annexed of Caribbean.

[@goheine]

Indeed Leonel!

[@ALYoungFuture13]

They all failed except Spanish & Portuguese

[@Ment2703]

They learned from the Ottoman Turks)

[@EdinburghFive]

You also neglected to mention the British colony of Nova Scotia which was established by conquest in 1710 and ceded by France to the British in 1713. The English crown, via Scotland, had established a successful colony in Nova Scotia in the late 1620s but returned control to France in the 1630s. Also, no mention of the British colony of Newfoundland.

[@bconni2]

or the Portuguese down in Brazil.

[@bvillafuerte765]

Good introduction on European immigration to America. You should make more videos on this topic, reporting the events in each decade (1492 to 1542, 1542 to 1592, etc.) to better inform which kingdoms participated.

[@jessicadesmond-robitaille5972]

I’d love to know more about England vs. Sweden and the Dutch for a few of those colonies. I feel like there’s a good story there

[@juandiegoparales9379]

You deserve more

[@elpidioreal9917]

The Manila Galleons explored from Alaska to Acapulco on their trips from Asia bringing with them crops, hemp, bananas,mangos, spices, etc which the Spanish authorities introduced worldwide. They had not introduced invasive living things.

[@rainbowglitterclit]

The language in this video is so colonial and eurocentric, it was severely disappointing.

[@EdinburghFive]

Acadia was established as a French colony three years earlier than Champlain's colony at Quebec.

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[@angelapark9495]

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[@Hello_hi]

Bro the beat us absolute 🔥 what song is that

[@sugeknightiswatchingyou]

You should have talked more about other empires that colonized america, like nederland, russia and particularly portugal since they together with spain were the first to colonize america. I understand that spain, france and the uk are the most famous countries to do it but you can’t forget that portugal colonized half of south america and that they and nederland were as strong empires as uk, spain and france back then. Anyway good video and you got my subscription! Keep up the good job!

[@thisperson6146]

It's funny that you give your input about who colonize what, but its not important to you to mention how those who were colonized feel. This is why the Bible prophesy reveals that those who have stolen land, killed, raped, all in the name of greed (Edom) it will happen to them to the point that they will beg God for forgiveness as the tribes of israel take their rightful ownership (African Americans, Hispanics, native Americans, and more. Whether you believe in the scriptures or not, it doesn't matter because the truth doesn't need your opinion. Enjoy your future.

[@sugeknightiswatchingyou]

@@thisperson6146 You had me until "bible". It's true that who colonized who is a lot less relevant than talking about how the natives lived under their rule, I just wanted to say that this video needed more information, that's it, but then you started talking about religion and all that bullshit and you lost me there, you see I live my life based on facts and not based on an invsible mythological creature with super powers that lives in the sky with ghosts

[@benden5095]

@simple guy God is a fact now stop being rude god saved your life so you should be grateful that your here to right that comment he isn't a super being he is really real so Bible isn't just a joke you can't badmouth is so much you are being rude to us Seventh day Adventist so I should have you crucified for being rude and badmouthing our god eternal you will not have a good time in the afterlife

[@benden5095]

@@sugeknightiswatchingyou terrible you should be ashamed of yourself

[@istanknowledgereason1561]

@@thisperson6146 the tribes of israel are gone my dude lol.

[@theAMK99]

The surprised Pikachu face I had when I saw that this video doesn't have a million views :0

[@erenyeager1708]

Where the Portugal ?? Brazil, Argentina also has many immigrants more than United States, i miss talk the south American and Central America, is not only EUA

[@mcdonnell.emily6]

I have a snow day today and we have to do our work online and my teacher sent us this on Google classroom and we have to watch it and take notes 💀

[@tink7793]

everyone: talking about the video Me: The Music~

[@marchmallow2457]

Studying for my uni exams with this one 💪🔥

[@Boyzzer]

What’s the background song called?

[@yoshy1125]

Missed Portugal colonizing Brazil

[@knapsacksandcabernets6460]

amazing

[@TheDaxter555]

americas is just a mixture of multi colonization to native americans

[@claudiuflorea2090]

you mean murdering and stealing territory?

[@californialacion2645]

@@claudiuflorea2090 yes, like everyone do

[@claudiuflorea2090]

@@californialacion2645 not really, my dude

[@earliearrington944]

it is a good vid

[@Klipz369]

Would be nice to start a society from scratch. Our only hope is some habitable planet in space

[@sasharob3918]

No our own planet needs to be taken care of. Period.

[@sarahbarnes942]

Know what you mean 😉, but sadly you would have to start with humans from somewhere, and the problems lie within each human heart.

[@saxo9266]

What about the Vikings, Leif Eriksson ?

[@Der_Gewagte]

Heavy Animation !

[@itslikethesamebutdifferent8020]

It’s not the Americas, it’s america as in the continent of America.

[@mr.tophat0974]

What is the background song

[@melissaduranestrada8943]

And I can’t even use a gps without getting lost

[@haileysalvio564]

Did anyone not notice him say species instead of spices 23 secs in lol

[@bikdigdaddy]

Please make a video on Rajputs of India also😁

[@debbiehall7016]

My 8xgreat-grandfather came to Virginia in 1683

[@Snowmonster-mf8uv]

Species??? I didn't know they traded exotic pottery, silk, and species... how about spices?

[@nancyhenry9558]

He used it to include not only spices, but a collection of other plants/animals, etc...

[@vivekvankar2178]

Wow

[@latifamiah5742]

5:59 you mean new Amsterdam

[@mariorrafael]

al final solo habla de USA. No me gustó el video.

[@heavenlyhighlands2594]

Yes no mention of immigrants to Argentina and Brazil.

[@GoblinKing13]

this is why brits rule the world we the OG's

[@Hello_hi]

The queen "was" an og

[@plusultra6199]

I heard she was a reptiliian!😂😂@@Hello_hi

[@juandiegoparales9379]

Although I think you also had to mention the conquest of the meuisca confederation

[@ESmith-vw9ez]

Good

[@vatlieuxaydungsaigonsg-hit996]

Nowaday America is still a new world for imigrants, speacial for Asian and African, many countries in those arears become over porpulous.

[@maltomkayaozcelik2024]

I think no china korea and japan population is declining and i think future no asian immigrant to us because population of asia will decrease by future

[@isabelcurd8628]

Interesting , thank you!

[@shantisadan8888]

I can't understand why Europeans settled in America like just imagine a new continent is found then would u get out of your house and start running through roads,rivers,lakes straight and go into the sea department and then will go to another continent and make houses there and settle where u don't even know what kind of food,weather,peoples are there it's clear that u will not then were Europeans mad that they got out of their houses and settled there?

[@noobbutsmart2326]

We are from India we could never get the suffering of Europeans they have had plagues, feminines, oppressions. In india with lot of fertilie soil we never faced major food shortage (until the British, duh). Also America was presented has a heaven which it was for Europeans.

[@noobbutsmart2326]

17th century European city were a hell to live in their sanitation system was even worse than that of harrapa civilization. Which probably was the reason for their epidemics.

[@shantisadan8888]

@@noobbutsmart2326 oh so basically,they moved to America bcoz of oppression and opportunities

[@noobbutsmart2326]

@@shantisadan8888 nowadays indians go to America too, why? Becoz they can earn more and live better life. But if we imagine it America got so big and good because of the immigrants, most of nasa employees are immigrants(Indians mostly) and every other tech company is like that Google, Microsoft.

[@shantisadan8888]

@@noobbutsmart2326 in this long reply u meant to say "india is the best"jai hind♥️♥️"

[@matthewmann8969]

By ships and boats

[@Giovanni2929]

I love how he didn’t highlight Mexico at the end

[@koiue.g8709]

Of course he is a racist LMAO just saw that, It could be that in fact Mexican inmigration is not a new thing since there was mexican populations since the XIX century, also many Mexicans today are in fact going back to Mexico

[@christopherx7428]

4:10: Why is Guyana marked as part of the Spanish empire? It was the British Guyana until independence.

[@leisikuoh6418]

Technically Leif Eriksson was the european to discover america

[@luizcsn89]

You forgot about The portuguese colonization. A simple mention is not enough

[@ladynoir9382]

Thats are amasing

[@t.stakatwarshaktigaming4190]

Jakeulha Georgia

[@TidusL2]

As an European, i think we were probably wrong (France, England, Spain, Portugal, Netherlands, etc) to begin the colonization processes, Europe was always dipped in massive wars and conflicts since it's birth. When we went into those countries we just spread our ways of waging war and hatred(mentality) into the indigenous people there (not saying they did not do horrible things to each other as well before us, it's just we took it into an industrial level). Even new diseases we spread on to them which caused a lot of death from it, now with their "purity" taken, mixed with our ways and various ethnicities, we left them at a complete wreckage, i just wonder how the world would had evolved into today if our ancestors did not engage in such ways. (Like we could had just go there to trade the natural resources they and us all needed back then, instead of going into the killings and raping in the process). Just some food for thought, not to start any stupid racism here, just thinking onto an alternative timeline.

[@123chargeit]

I have played so much EU4 seeing the Thirteen Colonies in yellow I was like WTF Spain didn't colonize them and then I was like oh you had the British as yellow and Spain as Red. Really threw me for a sec as thats literally the oppioste of every single map I have seen of the era lol.

[@cortwill4085]

Why is the 'Dead Sea' called, well... the 'Dead Sea'????

[@Frlja]

Did you pronounce SPECIES instead of SPICES?!

[@psa8420]

Turtlie island

[@kramarancko1107]

Don’t look much like a turtle to me … or an island

[@no1cares403]

No wonder why white people and europeans looked the same

[@eltecnico9541]

The people of South America also have many European ancestors only they were Iberians who do not have such a white appearance as the Northern Europeans

[@cortwill4085]

Can you please make a history video of "Abraham Lincoln"

[@cortwill4085]

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[@historyonmaps]

Thanks for your request. Yes

[@pedritopedrito_]

The spanish territory in america included the french lousiana

[@SS-pi1yy]

They built the most powerful nation in the world.

[@shawncharles4323]

I think it's erroneous to say CC "discovered" the new world because there were indigenous people living there before European colonizers came. He helped start the colonization of the new world he did NOT discoverer it.

[@unisito7]

it is a eurocentric vision

[@kramarancko1107]

He discovers it

[@liveandinstereo]

Both are true. It is correct that he "discovers" it for Europe. It is also true that we are NOT in Europe and know that one cannot discover a land that's already inhabited.

[@matthewlambert5364]

A place can be discovered multiple times

[@bvillafuerte765]

Spain discovers America for almost all of Europe since the vikings barely spoke of the new territories when they returned to their kingdoms.

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[@pierrevargas3881]

You created an educational video about colonization in the Americas but left aside the Portuguese who discovered Brazil in 1500 and started to colonize Brazil in 1530 You put other countries as more important than another nation that created the second largest country in America, Brazil with over 210 million people you pretty much denied a nation as if only english and spanish was important poor quality video.

[@destagelgelu4736]

more funner

[@FaustoMuniz]

Pedro Alvares Cabral arrived in Brazil in 1500. Where is the Portuguese Empire and respective colonization history on the video?

[@amberwilson1779]

No

[@brianp1534]

Wow you're really dodged a bullet what happened to Portugal I can understand Netherlands. the main reason why the Netherlands have some Caribbean islands Portugal went through a crisis with Spain so the Netherlands did a sneaky attack invaded some islands of Portugal but Portugal was a big colonizer in America's and Asia

[@therealkitdiengdohofficial521]

Columbus didn't discover what was already there! What if the Red Indians discovered Spain instead! Would love to see the cards reverse 😅

[@ji5340]

Dude, we already know that there were Indigenous people. But let's be real, the Europeans were the main people who established the new world. Without them, there wouldn't be what we know as the North and South America.

[@sandelemental6502]

The Old World (Europe and Asia) didn't know the New World (the Americas) existed. It's new to them; that's what it meant by discovered. What would you call it if Native Americans came across Europe, as you stated? Or do you just want to whine about something?

[@pazoun]

Portugal was the first to clonize. Spain, GB and france followed next when they saw the potential of it.

[@bvillafuerte765]

If Portugal began the conquest of America before Spain did, then tell me the documents, forts, skeletons, etc. that confirm that whose date of existence is prior to 1492.

[@ladynoir9382]

Oh no

[@danyvarna5094]

Conquest is not migration.

[@invadertifxiii]

Spices

[@min-k2689]

So imagine some group of people intrude “peacefully” into your house and later taking your home and claim they found a new settlement while you are put into enclosed “reserved” territory.

[@Bambi7ish]

They used violence and they are the most violent race.

[@Fella12366]

@@Bambi7ishyet blacks commit more crime than whites

[@tayyabatayyaba5885]

It was a bit late

[@aminanasanmunkh4673]

I am a Mongol

[@Slovenia132]

ADGAF

[@derekghh]

I thought you just talk about Europeans, you also talk about Asians. So why not include indigenous people? They are part of this land too.

[@hehebsbdkdiebs1315]

“How did *Europeans* migrate to the Americas”

[@stevethecross2727]

They are migrants also from Asia

[@Bambi7ish]

They've nearly annhilated them to make them appear as they were never here.

[@gabrielmontano203]

Spices bro spices not species

[@davefranklyn7730]

I was hoping you'd mention how the English settled their colonies vice the rest of the Europeans; with whole families settling rather than mostly men looking for fortune. This is why the English/British had 2 million settlers in the 13 colonies while France had only 25,000 or so by 1760, when they lost to the superior British numbers. Much of Latin America is partially Native Americans due to Spanish men taking Indian wives rather than an influx of Spanish women. Portugal settled Brazil more like the English did, but had many African slaves, as did the Carribean.

[@GabrielAlves-ce2oy]

European dna is mostly 65-70% in Brazil, If this were true, African and European DNA would be split half and half. Another mistake, the French crown together with the king of France began large-scale colonization largely in the new France in the 1660s to 1760s, they took many women to balance the genders, see filles du roy and filles a marier

[@davefranklyn7730]

@@GabrielAlves-ce2oy From Wikipedia: The French were eager to explore North America but New France remained largely unpopulated. Due to the lack of women, intermarriages between French and Indians were frequent, giving rise to the Métis people. Relations between the French and Indians were usually peaceful. Louis XIV also tried to increase the population by sending approximately 800 young women nicknamed the "King's Daughters". However, the low density of the population in New France remained a very persistent problem. At the beginning of the French and Indian War (1754-1763), the British population in North America outnumbered the French 20 to 1.

[@stephenjrichmond]

It's Britain, not England. Otherwise, a great video.

[@Kloazze]

Species? Really?

[@FeddetF-ow6rg]

😂Where it says to "immigrate" or "discover" it should actually tell the truth (especially about South and Central America): slaughter, empty and steal! But, hey! "small details", I guess...

[@sandelemental6502]

you lost xD

[@FeddetF-ow6rg]

@@sandelemental6502 Human (well, inhuman) atrocities are not funny to me. Apparently that's not your case, but you do you, I guess... 👋

[@sandelemental6502]

It's called being morally lucky. You get to hold onto your slave morality world view because it's beneficial. If Mongols (or some other group), for instance, took over the world back in the day, and implemented their hegemony, doubt they'd have much, if any, guilt. Believing that past atrocities were wrong is a very white, European, humanist dynamic. I'm just here to balance the scales in the other direction, nothing personal. L Humanism W Unapologetic human atrocities @@FeddetF-ow6rg

[@juanjhonsoy]

​@@FeddetF-ow6rg And what about North America? Why in New York or Chicago most of the people is white and not brown? Now is changing thanks to Mexicans, but too much whites in the US and Canada

[@artied6597]

cool video, you just forgot to mention that 1/4 of the world population (80 million people) were massacred in this colonization process.

[@Human4Life_yo]

If they were homes to thousands of native , how does the European the one to discover them 🤔

[@Bambi7ish]

They lied.

[@Fella12366]

@@Bambi7ishor you lack the mental capacity to understand what “discovered” means

[@La-if9tg]

Wtf and Portugal ?????

[@Vagabundear_pelado]

Sua besta! You conveniently left out the Portuguese Emprie and its largest colony in the Americas, Brazil.

[@stevethecross2727]

We didn't immigrate we emigrated . Immigration is only possible once the government and country already exist.

[@cedric5432]

immigration means moving to a region whereas emigration means leaving a region

[@mtarkes]

Most white immigration happened after the civil war.Anyone who settled after July 1776 was an immigrant

[@Ssm19494]

This video is so bad bro you’re missing so much of the story here

[@privatedeletebuttongooglei5221]

Columbus was Spanish

[@reineh3477]

Columbus was Italian but they didn't want to finance his explorations so he turned to Spain.

[@plusultra6199]

Italy didn't exist then. He was from the Genoese kingdom.@@reineh3477

[@corvusglaive4804]

Fun Fact: Columbus was NOT Italian (Genoese) as is commonly misconceived. He was actually a Portuguese Jew working as an agent for the King of Portugal.

[@barnabe4891]

theory

[@oohweeoohwee9222]

Why his last name Columbus then? What does his last name translate to?

[@corvusglaive4804]

@@oohweeoohwee9222 That wasn't his real last name, he just used that as a spy name. He used that as a code name while he was working as an agent for his grandfather the King of Portugal.

[@oohweeoohwee9222]

@@corvusglaive4804 and what was purpose of that?

[@corvusglaive4804]

@@oohweeoohwee9222 simple. The Portuguese would get Spain to finance the expedition to confirm the existence of the new lands rather than the Portuguese risking their own money, then Portugal would come in afterwards and claim their share. That's exactly what happened. Portugal got their share - Brazil - with the subsequent Treaty of Tordesillas.

[@jeanclaudejunior]

But the Vikings came to America first

[@juanmanuelgomezrubio3036]

Lol

[@latifamiah5742]

Lamo

[@albintorso6107]

They where the first europeans in americas

[@jeanclaudejunior]

@@albintorso6107 true

[@bvillafuerte765]

@@jeanclaudejunior That is true, but they hardly spoke of the discovery of new territories to their countrymen when they returned to their homelands. Because if the kingdoms of northern Europe had done so, they would have begun the conquest of America centuries before the spanish did.

[@Sjsususudywhwvsxyuxbdbfnfjxj]

S.O.S

[@Santa5125]

First

[@fernandeolivier1410]

no

[@latifamiah5742]

No

[@Seven71987]

How does the British and French made colonies in the Americas?

[@davidlz830]

U ever watched the video?

[@shantisadan8888]

America is an immigrant country, immigrants from Europe,Africa,Asia,.

[@Noah-vu1li]

America Is a continent

[@shantisadan8888]

@@Noah-vu1li i meant usa 🤡

[@zMatheus99]

America is continent!!!

[@bvillafuerte765]

@@shantisadan8888 Don't confuse the United States with America.

[@Bambi7ish]

Africans didn't immigrate here. They were stolen and brought in chains to make the lazy European wealthy.

[@rainbowglitterclit]

Now we will return the land to First Nation Indigenous stewardship.

[@gorillacrazy5245]

AMERICA* NOT "americas" You all are very intelligents, right?😂😂

[@shawncharles4323]

Americas... because the colonizers exploits included North, Central and South America. hence "Americas"

[@gorillacrazy5245]

@@shawncharles4323 Just in your language. That isnt the true In my language is AMERICA USA, english = 💩

[@shawncharles4323]

@@gorillacrazy5245 Has nothing to do with language per se, more singular and plural.

[@acoustic296]

@@gorillacrazy5245 Europe = 💩🤮

[@aizac91]

😂 oh boy you sad American