COLORES | With Each Turn Of The Wheel: The Santa Fe Trail 1821-1996 | New Mexico PBS

www.newmexicopbs.org - Consumed with Manifest Destiny, a young United States rolled westward into foreign lands, changing lives and fortunes forever. Celebrating the 175th anniversary of the Santa Fe Trail, this program reexamines the history of this great American event from the point of view of the Hispanic and Native Americans residents of the New Mexican territory.
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[@ricardoramos3754]

Great documentary.. very informative, even in todays world an pandemis 2021 times. Greatings from Puebla, Mexico, we had our fair share and runins with the American Army with General Scots army back in 1847. History helps to undarstand many things..take care my friends.

[@LuisGutierrez-pm2eq]

I love new mexico. Even I leave in deming when i was in school i loved new mexico history. And always said to my self one day I'll go to santa fe. Alburquerque espanola and taos and cimarron lol. And I see all those different leavening in my hometown. Of deming. Viva nuevo mexico. There's nothing better than land of enchantment

[@HomeGypsy]

Beautifully done, thank you!

[@geraldrobinette8558]

La Cantar de me corazon es Neuvo Mexico.

[@sugeylegarda3820]

Nice video!

[@tabletalk33]

An excellent documentary!

[@wokeyardbruh50]

lila students pls hit me with the answers

[@Julius-fz4xq]

sry dude dont have any exept number 1 :/

[@presidentcamacho]

Someone please fix the tracking for this video.

[@danielgc1970]

Love NM. Problem with a lot of these PBS documentaries is they're one sided. This means they lean to being inaccurate.

[@dpm2515]

history from one perspective doesn't mean it's wrong or inaccurate. It does mean it lacks context; it has an ideological agenda and isn't objectie

[@michaelohair3715]

Beaut iful documentary. I was born in New Mexico in 1939 and have always been there in spirit.

[@vincegallegos2623]

1939 is my birthday ,las Vegas.Nm. New Mexico ave..good memory.

[@williammize8270]

Land of enchantment new Mexico go hwy 84 out of Clovis to tucumcari understand that saying 2 different places

[@alexrom305]

Tell me how I'm post to breathe with no air

[@jenniferfriberg2707]

can you Please add subtitles ? and very good documentary

[@ahuitzotlacoyotl3355]

In what language?! This was all in English---the language in which you wrote, here!

[@jenniferfriberg2707]

Ahuitzotl Acoyotl ... it's so I can pause and see what they say and quote in my notes

[@ahuitzotlacoyotl3355]

That's what's so great about the internet, as opposed to TV---you can stop it anytime that you didn't hear something clearly, turn it back a bit, & play it over again, louder, & as many times as you need to. I do that all the time. Although, I do acknowledge that subtitles would make it easier to take actuate notes.

[@tonyalanmarchant9099]

Ahuitzotl Acoyotl its he’s accent?i think that’s what they are saying

[@williammize8270]

2.oo mins watching program commercial unbelievable

[@edright8881]

The Indians were like what just happened to our land

[@Catlily5]

Ah, I grew up in Santa Fe and thought our pretty adobe (mud brick) city was so special and different than the rest of the USA.

[@LuisGarcia-ri1rp]

What the FE Santa trail is important and why ?

[@NickSealPueo]

The history of an area doesn’t start when white or European people show up…

[@Julius-fz4xq]

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[@perrywidhalm114]

Soooo tired of how the aboriginal people of North America are all wisdom, sweetness and light but Europeans & Americans were all that is bad and wrong. Fact is aboriginal peoples were constantly at war with neighboring tribes .... constantly. Captured warriors (and Europeans / Americans) were often tortured, raped and murdered for sport . Women, children and livestock of neighboring enemy tribes were stolen and kidnapped whenever possible. Everywhere nomadic tribes camped, their horse herds utterly destroyed the vegetation. Tell the whole story .......

[@dominicm9107]

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[@chico7576]

Thats hot

[@alaysiakayebutler6299]

Our world had all the elements needed for humans to thrive, enough for all cross cultures The human being is being destroyed, as the enemy swore to do out of pathological spite, and uses all forms of trickery and tares to influence our impressionable nature, take our collective free will which would stop the damage. IMHO. All cultures are colorful, cool or warm, with unique gifts to share. Tapestries created. But, noooooo

[@chico7576]

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[@alexrom305]

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[@tracybeme1597]

The old west is the story of taking. Indians took from Indians, Spanish took from the Indians, Euros took from the Spaniards. Nothing new here as this seems to be the condition of man.

[@elpalomino5873]

Oh shut up you ignorant sis

[@carywest9256]

The last time l looked Spain was still attached to the rest of Europe. It's not a floating island just adrift in a sea of Euros or whatever your point was.

[@blainehillis1921]

Worthless comment

[@christophereichten9005]

@@carywest9256be quiet you concern troll

[@a.michelle9289]

You neglect to mention Onate makings slaves of Pueblo indians and chopping off their feet if they tried to escape. Spainish were greedy, bloodthirsty and still are today in that region.

[@davidb2206]

This is full of so many inaccuracies. Coronado, a Spaniard, came up to Albuquerque with his army in 1540. He brought with him the first African slaves into New Mexico Territory. (There were various Indians tribes who were already enslaving each other's captives for centuries before that. When Coronado headed east into what is today's Kansas, he undoubtedly used parts of what became the Santa Fe Trail. Look up the massacre of James White and the kidnapping and later murder of his wife Ann Dunn, daughter, and black nurse. The video use of the term "Native" Americans is incorrect according to modern anthropology. The Indians came across the Bering Land Bridge from Siberia during the last ice age and were not the first inhabitants on the American continent; not by a long shot (several thousand years). None of the oldest skeletons found on the American continent are Indians. None of them.

[@dominicm9107]

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