The History of North America: Every Year

[@jonathangonzalez1598]

And that's why English and Spanish are the 2nd and 3rd most spoken languages in the world.

[@Shipster1912]

Jonathan Gonzalez So much colonisation

[@-SUM1-]

Only Spanish really. English is 2nd because of India, Southeast Asia and Africa too.

[@moiee603]

Caramba amigo, es cierto. ;V

[@Kanohoro]

Really China outdoes us both

[@Suite_annamite]

But perhaps *at the expense of the quality of both languages!*

[@Dougy]

Spain and Russia met and no one is saying anything.

[@lusornemo8066]

When?

[@christopherellis2663]

Valdez was the northernmost Spanish settlement, and the Russians were in Hawaii and Calfornia. Shhh!

[@jash8270]

They just touched tips

[@sanztornel]

Spain a Russia would be an interesting aliance... "the empire of pragmatism"

[@listenchump4041]

Because nobody expects the Spanish meeting with Russia.

[@parthiancapitalist2733]

That's a nice continent you got there Be a shame if someone *discovered it*

[@Wm7forthewin]

yep

[@IC-yu7yd]

@@Wm7forthewin ive seen you in eaple gamez videos

[@Wm7forthewin]

+warship gaming channel channel oh hello

[@livinglifeform7974]

It had been discovered for thousands of years you bellend.

[@theperfectmix2]

Europeans on North America mainland in 1000CE 0:48

[@fatigamaximatotal7862]

Aztec empire: Our colonization is slow but it's effective. Spain: Hello.

[@jesusnoehernandezrocha1438]

Fatiga Maxima Total what a stupid comment

[@jonathanandrew2909]

apocalyptica!

[@jsharp9735]

More like “here have a blanket” lol.

[@TheeShenko]

J Sharp We didn't even fully understand the concept of microorganisms like bacteria and viruses transmitting disease for another 300 years.

[@jsharp9735]

@@TheeShenko not the science of it no, but they did intentionally do it.

[@Kewljack02]

US: Wouldn't it be cool if... we were, like, really big? Mexico: pls no

[@Sodom_and_Gomorrah]

Exalted Naava pretty much manifest destiny in a nutshell

[@josegonzales105]

really if we had a stupid president. Until we had annexed to Mexico part of usa, literally we had more strength than you and stupidly Santa Anna surrendered. Literally the most idiotic president in the world. You don't know all the history

[@Sodom_and_Gomorrah]

Jose Gonzales Well you don't know all the english. Checkmate.

[@josegonzales105]

dirty bird02 No conoces todo el español. Hake mate.

[@jorgejaime4325]

jaque mate

[@mapleshade2913]

The moment when Russia And Spain have a land border because an Italian man wanted to go to India

[@cuentaprincipal3225]

sorry, italian???

[@mapleshade2913]

@@cuentaprincipal3225 Christopher Columbus was an italian drom Genoa

[@celtibero599]

It’s the most knonw and realistic theory, but there are others

[@davidacosta9158]

He wasn’t italian, he was from genoa, italy didn’t exist back then

[@mapleshade2913]

@@davidacosta9158 italy didn't exist but italian culture definetly did

[@ASIGOO]

Thank you for adding the "Ongoing Wars" section. It makes it much easier to understand why the area is developing the way it is

[@NT.614]

A single European: *- S n e e z e s -* All of the Native American Tribes: Oh Crap.

[@cuahtemoc7642]

It really sucks but one day once this planet Earth goes to hell all those Native Americans well have the last laugh.

[@cuahtemoc7642]

@Red Pilled Greg Heffley Barely

[@DanksterPaws]

Cuahtemoc why would they have the last laugh?

[@auklin7079]

Ever wonder why the illnesses didn't go the other way?

[@hmm3597]

Brazil is like American you have different European groups from Germany's to Italian, because my family immigrated to Brazil from Germany even know it's Portugal speaking.

[@scottkrafft6830]

My therapist: Spanish Canada isn't real, it can't hurt you Spanish Canada: 2:53

[@egagu1976]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanish_expeditions_to_the_Pacific_Northwest

[@NorwayTracking]

Norway discovered America before it was cool.

[@cliftonjames785]

Norway Mapping true, and it's sad that alot of my fellow Americans don't know that. Who was it again, leif erikson?

[@davidfeltheim2501]

Vikings show up: Well, there's nothing here. Pretty great. hmm

[@serhumano7349]

atually america was already discovered by the indigenous peoples (how they're called today)

[@yyaakii]

@@serhumano7349 we mean the first of Europe

[@serhumano7349]

@@yyaakiiWasn't properly implied in his comment.

[@eldelostacos9980]

0:48 Norway: Uh... Hello?

[@jurka9353]

Miguel Benitez NORWAY HAS FOUND AMERICA BEFORE COLUMBUS DID !!!! I know that the Vikings has found America first...

[@mcveigh1579]

Norway: hi welcome to McDonald's how may I help you?

[@norwegianboyee]

+Varheim NOOO it was "Norway"! Those Danes and Swedes are just losers. :v

[@MSF_Soldier_Alligator]

*Norway has left the server*

[@norwegianboyee]

Fmono • 38 years ago Ummm... No it was not...

[@SxVaNm345]

Was Spain trying to push Russia out of Alaska?

[@rubencuadros7174]

Captain Salvador Hidalgo, coast along the coast of Alaska, baptizes a place like Valdés, and disembarks at the anchorage of Puerto Cordova, friends with the natives and on June 3, 1790 takes possession of Alaska in the name of the King of Spain. The next day the Russians arrive, and not only Hidalgo chases them away, but searches for their base of operations, in the Kenai Peninsula, and before their sight hoists the Spanish flag again, ratifying their sovereign rights over Alaska.

[@rubencuadros7174]

Russia intended to displace Spain from California and the entire coast, as commissioner Rezanov proposed to the Czar: "the whole country can become an integral part of the Russian empire." Spain stopped Russia, that had occupied the uberrima California would not have left, or sold as did the icy Alaska. And for that reason, the United States should thank Spain for having sovereignty over California today.

[@codeanyo-7925]

No cuz if there was some country there they would kill it like they did Mexico. And if there was lots of settlers they would either commit genocide or kick them out of the country. Like mexico

[@sanztornel]

USA has forgot how much owe to Spain

[@canzuk6621]

Russia sold Alaska to the United States because they knew the British were going to take it and incorporate it into Canada. So rather than Britain annexing Alaska, they sold it to the United States instead (who at the time was a middle power and not a threat like the British Empire to Russia).

[@bobbobato]

I think this is the only time I've ever seen a map that represents the development of both colonial and indigenous societies together, which is fantastic.

[@missfilipinas2.073]

phil potato But in the end Colonial diminish the Indigenous. Asia is better than this!!!

[@Gameboy1998BETA2]

>>But in the end Colonial Diminish the indigenous! >But in the end, civilization in the Americas was improved* *FTFY >>Asia is better than this! Last time I checked, Genghis Khan was destroying and conquering Asia. And today Asia doesn't have any tribes.

[@Rowlph8888]

@my man Well, with neither examples has it improved for the people. In fact in most casesin the world, It is objectively true that in terms of infrastructure and "quality" of life those that were colonised, have a better experience than those that weren't and in the cases where they weren't, the majority of the people wer still abused and murdered in the same way as they were with colonial rule, by their own elites. Effectively, modern colonial empires, and particularly the French and British, treated the indigenous with a great deal more decency than the rulers within their own people were doing,. *criticism against modern empires is completely overrated and in most cases fabricated

[@soulplexis]

​@Someone you don't know North Sentinel Island begs to disagree plus you're probably the sort that consider any non white folks to be "tribes"

[@paulotto272]

It's very inaccurate

[@snickers4pack794]

North America: *gets discovered* Europe: It’s free real estate

[@bobmuller8256]

Snickers 4 pack mostly Spain lol like Damn the English only got Canada and the original 13 Colonies, the French ended up selling their land to USA. Idk why they let Spain take over so much.

[@Yung_Mango]

@@bobmuller8256 "Only Canada" it is the second biggest country on earth tbf

[@bobmuller8256]

Mattoafc 789 yeah, but it’s still only one country. Spain’s “Viceroyal de Nueva España” was bigger than Canada I believe and that was one country, don’t forget “Nueva Granada/Gran Colombia”, “Rio de la Plata”, etc. Spain went all out with colonizing the Americas. Spain and France really only got the hand-me-downs and the leftovers. Also the territory that Spain didn’t want so they sold it.

[@bryanclaure232]

@@Yung_Mango Canada is pure ice, it is like big Russia but at the same time empty, also in the world arena they never had any relevance

[@seanbrummfield448]

@@bryanclaure232 I agree. I live in Canada and the North is abandoned and lacks the will of development. To be honest, Britain picked the worst places to send its people. Canada's a frozen desert wasteland, Australia's a true desert wasteland, New Zealand's just islands with active volcanoes.

[@severinvogt2875]

2:54 Damn Spain controlled a lot right then, from South America to Alaska

[@atencioatotselsestupids9063]

and Europe,Spain owned most of Italy,Low Countries (Netherlands,Belgium,Switzerland,Luxembourg,Northern France and Southern Germany)

[@juanmoreno267]

@Frx bx01 oh really then ins the us the group that speaks the most english in the us is the Caucasian population why is that because they literally exterminated them look man every empire was racist but the spanish empire was the least racist of all the british french and dutch enslaved africans the spanish prefered to enslave native american but the laws were not as harsh as in other empires thats why when you go to spanish speaking country a good amount of black hispanics have a english last name because their ancestors fled to new spain to have a better treatment because slaves were not treated as bad

[@juanmoreno267]

@Frx bx01 ok the white population the us biggest population is the white population its bigget than african americans and hispanics which gives a clear idea of wat britain did and the us did most of the native americans they didnt even die because they got killed by the spanish they died because of disease i mean i understand how you feel but unless you are native american you shoudlnt be mad because im part native american actually almost every single hispanic has native american in them and some of them have full native american in them except they lost their culture and adopted the spanish language so basically most hispanics are surviving descendants from the native americans except they just dont speak the native dialects they just speak spanish thats why most us citizens think all hispanics are dark but they arent its because mexicans are usually 100% native american most of them not all of them they just speak spanish but still have their traditions and since most hispanic immigrants in the us are mexican people just straight up think hispanics are dark but they are not it depends from what country you are like if you are in cuba its normal to see somebody white speak spanish because after the war of 1898 most spaniards living in cuba at the time didnt want to be spaniards any more so then they stayed in cuba it depends which latin american country you are from it would usually determine the skin color

[@presidentjiang6762]

Frx bx01 the Americans killed the *most*

[@Devilemperor25297]

@Frx bx01 El cóndor pachamamerto pasa llorando ya...

[@EmperorTigerstar]

Finally finished. Next stop is a new video over the entire history of Oceania. EDIT: Thanks for a million views!

[@hmmm568]

1984

[@blacktempluh3360]

EmperorTigerstar I hope you include 1932 war of Australia.

[@Xx_BoogieBomber_xX]

You forgot about New Sweden.

[@serlelsano1153]

i thought greenland gained independence in 2008

[@Xx_BoogieBomber_xX]

+Leon Lasser No, that's Kosovo.

[@kimjongun2865]

Spain grew a lot during the 15th century

[@doncorleone4515]

Fabian080690 Did not invest? Spain built close to 30 universities in America, made hundreds of cathedrals, palaces and buildings throughout the American continent, founded hundreds of cities and towns, made roads, fortresses, ports, among other things. Your comment is meaningless and shows a great lack of knowledge of the history of Spanish imoerio ... You only have to go through the capitals and large cities of Latin America and see the colonial legacy that left Spain. Britain did not make universities. You confuse that perhaps you mean that Spain did not industrialize, but the Spanish empire was older than the others, when most of the European powers colonized the world in the nineteenth century (some had already begun before, but Spain was more Ancient), Spain was a decaying empire. And the British Empire was a great empire, but only lasted as world power 100 years, Spain lasted 300 years as a superpower. Where are you from? The British empire, the greatest empire in history, of course, compared to eighteenth-century Spanish, because if we compare it with the Spain of the Austrians (when it dominated half-europe and the Portuguese dominions in ultrmar), the thing changes. Besides Where do you leave Mongol? Spain dominated the ocean for 3 centuries, the Pacific Ocean was called Spanish Lake. The Empire when the Sun never sets

[@kimjongun2865]

Don Corleone Jeez You don't have to write A Whole paragraph And I was just Noticing that is grew a lot In North America Not all over the world

[@kimjongun2865]

Also I live in California

[@doncorleone4515]

Noga Nosi I talk to Fabian

[@harley3514]

The real problem with the Spanish was actually the French-Napoleon stuck his brother on the Spanish throne causing all the colonies to break away from the empire.

[@matthewstone2545]

0:43 Norway: Umm, What am I doing here?? Anybody even here? 0:54 Norway: Ok, I-I'll just go back to my continent... ?!??

[@saulbravo3485]

Lief Erickson the Viking discovered new foundland

[@pascalladalle9018]

En fait non les norvégiens du Groenland ont continués à faire des voyages en amerique jusqu'à la fin du XIIIème siècle car ils venaient y prendre du bois qui manquait au Groenland, les marins bretons et français ont également découverts Terre-Neuve en 1454 au moins car elle est documenté et considéré comme une concession au roi de France qui ne s'y intéressera pas, Corte Real va aussi découvrir Terre-Neuve et le détroit du Labrador dans les années 1470, plus hypothétique les maliens auraient découverts le Brésil en 1312 mais n'auraient pas eu la possibilité de revenir.

[@maximiliendolisie6724]

@@pascalladalle9018 les maliens n'ont en réalité jamais trouvé l Amérique. L'expédition avait des bateaux très mal équipé et construit pour un si long voyage dans l'océan et n'avons jamais trouvé de traces deux au Brésil.... 😱

[@maximiliendolisie6724]

@@pascalladalle9018 mais j'aimerais bien avoir plus dinfos sur ces bretons qui sont aller en 1454 au nouveau monde sttp

[@pascalladalle9018]

@@maximiliendolisie6724 tout est inscrit dans la charte de l'abbaye de Beauport à Paimpol (dans les côtes-d'Armor) qui parlait d'un litige entre les habitants de Bréhat et les moines sur la dîme des droits de la pêche à la morue qui dure depuis 60 ans, l'article datant de 1514 cela signifie que "Terre-Neuffre" comme il est indiqué sur les documents est découvert des le milieu de XVème siècle, c'est une histoire connue en bretagne quand j'étais gamin même les anciens en parlaient car la république de la Hanse à la fin de moyen âge avait une telle hégémonie sur la Baltique et la mer de nord que les marins occidentaux se sont aventurés à l'ouest.

[@OllieBye]

Nearly all the regions have been done now :)

[@galacticpenguintv6752]

I'm sure you'll find some more to do...

[@OllieBye]

Yep, we still have Arabia, Central Asia, Oceania and Indo-China to go.

[@harrisonshone7769]

There's still Japan, Madagascar, Egypt (extensively), Papua, the Caribbean (in detail), the Philippines and Central Asia.

[@harrisonshone7769]

I'd like to see a history of Asia from one of you guys.

[@g-rexsaurus794]

South East Asia was already done by someone. I think you will probably do all of Arabia. I´m sure someone must have done Oceania. Central Asia never heard anyone.

[@xesclavijo7522]

Es el primer video de historia anglosajón que realmente sabe de historia del Imperio Español. Enhorabuena

[@gerardonv3296]

george bicho Por fin

[@T--ce3yb]

george bicho mi parte preferida del video comienza desde el 3:00 ;)

[@Rodrigusificacionn]

Solo les faltaría matizar el detalle en la descripción de que lo de España no eran colonias si no simplemente conquista. Son cosas notablemente diferentes.

[@00donivan]

Josue Condori y justo a partir de ahí comenzó el declive de la América hispana 😂😂😂

[@T--ce3yb]

Iván Álvarez Las colonias britanicas, que eran bastante mas pequeñas que las españolas, eran muy ricas con una buena agricoltura y un comercio avanzado. Las colonias españolas tenian una economia pobre y atrasada a pesar que el territorio era mucho mas grande. Los españoles tenian una mentalidad vieja, menejaban LATINOAMERICA con un sistema feudal. La indipendencia fue una bendicion porque botamos a los parasitas. :)

[@Uranium_Enjoyer]

Fun fact: The Latvians briefly colonised the island of Tobago, established a settlement and participated in the slave trade there. They lost it later after being invaded by Sweden so were forced to give it up.

[@louis7707]

Well that sucks for Latvia

[@TheAlchemist1089]

Wtf is a Latvia Jk jk

[@idk-kn6nw]

Why does literally every comment section turn into a festering tumor filled with culture/race wars and name calling? Seriously, this is an informative history video, not a high school cafeteria. Have some class.

[@jaykaufman9782]

JayRKaufman Amen!

[@chocomanger6873]

My culture is better than most people's here, so I get quite adamant when I start hearing people say how great their country/culture/language/whatever is. I'm sorry, but I'm going to call out people who do that.

[@chocomanger6873]

I gave that comment a thumbs down, Brayden. They don't seem to show up anymore, but you've got one.

[@Sodom_and_Gomorrah]

I find it funny that this comment turned into a fight even though it was talking about how fighting was stupid

[@Sodom_and_Gomorrah]

Brayden Rightmyer you were one who was fighting

[@AlphaBetaDeltaGamma]

I like how the Netherlands are coloured orange

[@Enforcer95]

EU 4 colors

[@dtheundertale3799]

+Enforcer95 You will hardly see a map, where they aren't orange.

[@BasileusHorus]

Alpha Beta I would like Mexico would be a dark green or even bright green, but I'm happy with that pink, know also as mexican pink.

[@powervids20]

that and also the fact the national color of netherlands is orange

[@lordlammi1562]

Alpha Beta there are no neandrithals in this video.

[@santiagosti3026]

The reason why spanish is the second language with most native speakers in the world

[@nonconvexgreatrhombicosido9435]

Lol Japan took an island

[@Evilstr98]

Yeah, they captured the Aleutian Islands of Attu and Kiska in 1942 before being driven out by the Summer.

[@no2deh3rman]

Yup they ruled over my country (Micronesia) prior and during WW2 before the US kicked them out

[@Dougy]

Where?

[@chocomanger6873]

Micronesia isn't a country.

[@justfutbol3469]

No2d3. the fuck is micronesia 😂😂😂

[@warzonehardcore]

2:53 WOWWW SPAIN!!!! INSANE

[@ibero-nativohistoria-antro4731]

mexico are the evolution of new Spain, In fact, some Spanish intellectuals say that Spanish that does not know Mexico does not know Spain and in Mexico named spain, ''la madre patria'' the mother land"""

[@pariston1519]

IBERO-NATIVO HISTORIA-ANTROPOLOGIA Nope

[@ibero-nativohistoria-antro4731]

de echo si! aunque no te guste! y puedes saltar, llorar y patalear pero la realidad es que Mexico ya es la punta de lanza de la hispanidad y no debemos de dejar de seguir de cerca la hispanidad en USA que es de origen Mexicano, esos hispanos que ya tienen una importancia en crecimiento dentro de USA el país mas poderoso del mundo, así que? puedes opinar lo que quieras, la verdad se impone y esta a la vista!

[@gussmann6580]

IBERO-NATIVO HISTORIA-ANTROPOLOGIA Enserio no conosco a nadie en Mexico que le diga "la madre patria" a España. Ni siquiera yo que mis bisabuelos eran de Galicia le digo así. Si tan solo supieras lo que los Españoles (en especial los madrileños) opinan de nosotros.

[@ibero-nativohistoria-antro4731]

pero no importa lo que piensen los españoles de nosotros, nadie nos quita que son nuestros abuelos, bisabuelos etc… los que dejaron la península para formar lo que ahora es la america hispana, si bien es cierto que ya somos mestizos no dejamos de ser hijos de aquellos aventureros!

[@dabrog6044]

2:54 Spanish empire brings a tear to my eyes. It was all downhill from hear

[@d.a.g.c961]

Napoleon destroyed the spanish fleet in Trafalgar lol. After that he destroyed spain army. Then the traitors in América took the advantage. It was now or never.

[@peivlo7801]

@@d.a.g.c961 I'd say it was more because of the retarded monarchs cause after the downfall of the spanish empire with napoleon there was a king CarlosIII who was a good leader and catched up with spain and brittain, of xourse not at that high level but with a competent navy and army

[@cassidywilliams7187]

@@d.a.g.c961 spain is weak thats why they win conquering weak tribes in south america

[@calenskyes]

@@d.a.g.c961 Cause spain was weak af, also how did America take advantage? Napoleon legit SOLD Louisiana TO America

[@Snov-yx]

What about France that literally lost everything lmao

[@xSayresthx]

I'm gonna need to ask about that random Knight's of Hospitaller settlement...

[@Evilstr98]

Haha! Nice observation. I had to search that one up before I knew what you meant.

[@christopherhardy8808]

xSayresthx They purchased three islands from France; St. Croix, St. Christophe, and St. Nevis.

[@---uf2zl]

Someone didn't watch the video about catholic military orders ;)

[@xSayresthx]

Leurquin François I didn't even noticed it lol

[@suluayran121]

jake jones usa bombing iraq syria libya yemen, aren't they crusade?

[@paulofearghail9408]

There are many mistakes with regard to native tribes in North America prior to and just after European contact. The Sioux, Cheyenne and Arapaho were not in their familiar western locations as early as 1400 (as the map shows). They were woodlands tribes who moved toward the Great Lakes around that time. They didn't move further west until well after Europeans came, as they were pushed in the 17th and 18th centuries by the pressure of other tribes getting firearms from (mainly) the French. They acquired the horse in the late 17th or early 18th centuries and only then took up the plains culture, conquering people who were already there. Similarly, the Comanche didn't break off from the Shoshone and establish themselves in the west Texas area until much later.

[@humanistcollector5980]

I recommend to select the 0.25 speed, in purpose to understand every step. 0:12 Native civilizations 1:22 First european on the coasts 1:30 Full Colonialism 2:46 Starting indipendence 2:55 Expansion to west and growing new powers.

[@dannyyy97]

Who lived in north american west coast during year 500-1000

[@gr1mmd]

degen

[@drscopeify]

@@dannyyy97 There were very small native populations but mostly Spanish arrived and set up the missions like Mission San Diego de Alcala in 1769 was the first Spanish Mission and many more were built, the majority of the population were Spanish but they were quickly joined by Americans in the first gold rush in 1799 when people form all over the world mostly Americas showed up and when Mexico took over from Spain the tensions boiled over leading to the creation of the Republic of California in 1846 fighting for independence from Mexico, the original name was La República de California

[@n64wilbert]

You left out Mexican states and various rebellions like Yucatan and Rio Grande

[@nomada1468]

Texas you left your little brother Rio Grande behind shame

[@Nonamelol.]

Don’t forget baja california and sonora

[@ironmonger3]

Aztecs: You're welcome to stay Spain: xd

[@edgarcaverolopez1770]

Xd

[@mexicamapping6587]

That's not how it went do

[@HeadsetHatGuy]

@@mexicamapping6587 that's the joke

[@gabrielalejandrosarmientos527]

Hernan Cortés: vale, vamos a llevarnos bien con los mexicas. Pedro de Alvarado: Buena idea, pero no es la mía >:) Incidente: La Matanza del Templo Mayor

[@Berryluckytv]

Just a little mistake: The Panama Canal zone was officialy abandoned by American soldiers in december 31st, 1999. Although it's a wonderful video and it's really accurate. Thanks for this excellent content

[@CallingSkoot]

5 years late, but for anyone else reading this it's not a mistake, the Panama Canal Zone was abolished and ceded back to Panama in 1979, but the canal itself remained under the control of the United States until December 31st, 1999.

[@america1832]

AMERICA is a CONTINENT made up of 35 countries and more than 1 billion inhabitants ALL of us born in AMERICA from Canada to Argentina are AMERICANS North America Central America Insular America (Caribbean Islands) and South America are GEOGRAPHICAL REGIONS of the CONTINENT AMERICA NORTH AMERICA, as its name indicates, is a GEOGRAPHICAL REGION of the AMERICA CONTINENT that is located in the NORTH of the AMERICA CONTINENT and is made up of 3 countries, Canada, the USA, and Mexico, in North Asia. CENTRAL AMERICA as its name indicates is a GEOGRAPHICAL REGION of the CONTINENT AMERICA that is located in the CENTER of the CONTINENT AMERICA is not in the center of Africa INSULAR AMERICA, as its name indicates, is a GEOGRAPHICAL REGION of the AMERICA CONTINENT ISLAND lands set of ISLANDS of the AMERICA CONTINENT (Caribbean Islands) SOUTH AMERICA as its name indicates is a GEOGRAPHICAL REGION of the AMERICA CONTINENT that is located in the SOUTH of the AMERICA CONTINENT is not in the south of Europe LATIN AMERICA, as its name indicates, is a REGION of the AMERICA CONTINENT where languages ​​derived from the European language, Latin, are spoken, as well as the European languages ​​SPANISH and PORTUGUESE. HISPANIC AMERICA, as its name indicates, is a REGION of the AMERICA CONTINENT where the European language is spoken, SPANISH, the most widely spoken language in AMERICA and by AMERICANS of the 35 countries of AMERICA in 18, SPANISH is spoken with more than 500 million speakers. throughout AMERICA, SPANISH being by far the most spoken language in AMERICA and by AMERICANS ANGLO-SAXON AMERICA, as its name indicates, is a REGION of the AMERICA CONTINENT where the European Anglo-Saxon language, ENGLISH, is spoken. Educate yourself and stop consuming counterfeit adulterated garbage made in the USA that DOES NOT EXIST

[@biggibbs4678]

@@america1832 who cares

[@kitarokun6564]

@@biggibbs4678 the population of people that can't use the content name like how Asia's, Europeans and Africans can

[@deetsteve00]

So in 1979 the canal was no longer US territory but it was occupied by the US until 1999

[@Xx_BoogieBomber_xX]

What was going on with the Kalmar Union in the Hudson Bay in the 1400s?

[@heimegut6133]

Where? I don't see it

[@EmperorTigerstar]

That tiny bit is actually Iceland.

[@Xx_BoogieBomber_xX]

+dilux an island in the southeast Hudson bay has a blue thing on it in the 1400s.

[@zomzcheezy8958]

Gertrude Smeetheens I think it's a collection of small islands that have a lot of pixels so it seems shaded but it really isn't

[@Xx_BoogieBomber_xX]

+Zomz Cheezy But why would you shade a *map*!?

[@mynameisthisis1716]

Aztec: Life is good nothing could possibly go wrong! Spain: what’s poppin

[@FluffzThePaganBunny]

Brand new land just hopped im

[@galacticpenguintv6752]

Excellent work as always!

[@harrisonshone7769]

Few people realize what a fascinating and rich history our beautiful continent has!

[@mrronron7328]

Like colonisation , and colonisation and colonisation and my fav part : colonisation

[@codboss7092]

@@mrronron7328 you forgot the part with: exploration, ancient civilizations, cultural exchange, rise of cities, the start of modernism and political forms such as capitalism, and insane technology

[@mrronron7328]

@@codboss7092 And Colonisation ;)

[@codboss7092]

@@mrronron7328 you already said that

[@realbabyeater]

COD Boss dont forget the genocide your beautiful country is built upon

[@adairgonzalez4558]

My grand grand father was Spanish, I'm mexican but my ears dance when I listen spanish music. ¡Viva España!

[@user-ki4xw2rb8q]

De la pocas veces que veo a un mexicano decir eso

[@honsertume]

El tipico pendejo que habla de sus antepasados europeos cuando tiene la cara de benito juarez. :V

[@jeffbac1889]

@@chekobikerbmx Tú qué racista de mierda? Ni siquiera piensas que después de 3 generaciones obviamente los rasgos españoles desaparecerán. Vete a la mierda

[@honsertume]

@@jeffbac1889 Acaso te ofendo, negro? :vvv

[@kevindebruyne4814]

@@honsertume esa cara de evo cocales 😂😂

[@harrisonshone7769]

It's sad knowing that my country has thousands of years of history that we'll never know about because the Natives never developed writing.

[@danb6742]

Harrison Shone Similar to Africa and Australia before the Europeans came along

[@harrisonshone7769]

Well, most of Africa. Egypt was one of the first places to develop writing.

[@danb6742]

Harrison Shone Europe has been more advanced for thousands of years tho For example the Roman Empire was more advanced than Zhaka Zulu

[@gaanii3376]

we did develop writing actually, if youre referring specifically to the Mayans, there was plenty of writing! I'm telling you books and everything. the Spanish burned and/or destroyed the majority of it. my tribe (Ojibwe) had writing too (pre colonial) even though not the most advanced, spiritual leaders called midews would record our customs, ceremonies etc etc. with a bit of research you may may find that forms of writing (even though simple. still writing) exist in many pre-colonial american cultures

[@oberpfalzer3074]

Harrison Shone but the American continent of today has actually nothing to do with the Natives anymore, somehow. It's just a European construct

[@deltharion]

At last, I was waiting for it a lot, thanks!!

[@tyrantjesus4005]

Delta Empire Maximilian of Mexico

[@deltharion]

Viva el imperio!!

[@deltachimaera]

Salve el Tercer Imperio Mexicano!

[@Skylazay]

I know this be burried under comments but whatever 0:16 rise of Mesoamerica 0:23 Mayan golden age 0:44 Viking age 1:10 Rise of the Aztecs 1:25 age of discovery 1:36 rise of the first colonial empires 2:12 golden age of piracy 2:44 7 Years war 2:48 Revolution age 3:12 the Wild West 3:16 Industrial Age in the USA 3:41 Cold War 3:48 modern age 3:54 end of the Cold War 4:02 present

[@ziongarner4485]

Thanks

[@mexicamapping6587]

You forgot 0:24 fall of teotihuacan and rise of Tollan-xicocotitlan(toltec)

[@gg9380]

1:24-"To be continued".

[@grendo45]

new challenger approaching

[@jmundi2002]

No lol

[@RacingGuy570]

Server: *Spain has joined the game*

[@Raving_Rando]

Europe: So, we're going to split up the territory we found and-- Spain: I wAnT iT aLl!!!

[@danielburden7373]

We found? lol, it was Spain who found it, the other powers had no business being there

[@isaaccastro5866]

@@danielburden7373 yeah but theres no reason to stay with all the territory

[@dragooll2023]

@@isaaccastro5866 there are hundred of reasons tho

[@gabrielalejandrosarmientos527]

@@isaaccastro5866 Yes, it was, the Treat of Tordesillas gave to Spain almost all of America, only a little part was gave to portuguese, and nothing to the others.

[@squarebynature]

And Spain went from the Firelands if Argentina to Alaska...astonishing.

[@anonymoususer8895]

Not really. Spains actual control stretched from Argentina to about Sinaloa Mexico.

[@matteoliuzzi1217]

Wow! Spain was strong!!!! Almost all a continent for just one little country. Awesome! !!

[@matteoliuzzi1217]

Not only with the Natives from all the American continent! They were the strongest for almost 300 years. They could fight against the Otoman Empire, Incas empire, Aztecs, Netherland, England, the Indian kindgdoms and many others populations at the same time... Don't be jelous and read more about history instead watching the Hollywood or British films... At the time that Spain was an empire, England was only a peasant kingdom. In the 15th, 16th and 17th Spain and Portugal were the richest and strongest empires in the world (Portugal was even richer, but Portugal was under the Spain power for 60 years).

[@CharlieAlexander04]

Matteo Liuzzi They weren't that strong, they just had to kill a lot of natives and tribes

[@matteoliuzzi1217]

They were fighting against many kingdoms, empires and tribes at the same time for more than 300 hundred years. Oooh yeah, they were STRONG as fuck!

[@Manutez2009]

Kyle Wit you are so fucking jealous of our GREAT EMPIRE HAHAHAHA

[@Manutez2009]

Actually English is not my second language but my third along with french, valentian etc... yet if your point is that I speak this tongue because of your empire ( I assume you are refering to the british empire ) then you're completly WRONG. I would rather say that current english status of global language is thanks to the USA.

[@kekw5153]

Netherlands: *I'm gonna conquer New York, Brooklyn, Har--* UK: *move out the way biatch* Netherlands: *throws cheese*

[@durandal1909]

Only 1 important thing to note here: You show the actual Spanish settlements but omit the territories claimed. However for England and France you show the territories claimed but not their actual settlements. Btw, Belize/British Honduras was not an English colony until independent Mexico recognized British sovereignty in the 1800s

[@diamondinthesky4771]

To be fair he seems to include the lighter vs darker colors to indicate things like that.

[@SoulEaterTV101]

I think that for 1867, in Canada, you should have changed the colour for the four united colonies. This would have worked to show their interior barriers, like provinces of Quebec and Ontario, being different from Manitoba and while it is being formed into the union.

[@frippsfruition]

not only that, but according to the chart on the right canada wasn't even a country until around 1930. If you watch closely they still have the Br. next to canada even after 1967 once we were an independent country... sure part of the commonwealth but not a territory of britain anymore.....

[@lostwizard]

Actually, *technically*, Canada didn't gain complete independence from Britain until 1982 with the Constitution Act which brought its constitution completely under its own control, though de facto independence existed prior to then. Dominion status beginning in 1867 did give Canada its own government but it was still part of the British empire. It wasn't until the official formation of the Commonwealth in 1931 that Canada gained complete autonomy for both domestic and foreign policy. Thus, technically, the video is right.

[@victorrenevaldiviasoto9728]

0:44, this is why you can play Aztec vs Vikings at Texas in Age of Empires II, total accuracy.

[@paperbagman9445]

It’s all fun and games until Spain conquers everything you’ve every known

[@theJellyjoker]

History of Antarctica soon?

[@EmperorTigerstar]

Jeffery Liggett I already have that video. :)

[@Bailey4President]

Very nice! Vermont declared independence from Britain and New York in 1777, and was an independent republic until joining the union 14 years later in 1791.

[@I_dont_want_an_at]

Do it again!

[@rdxe257]

I learned something new today lol. I never knew that the yucatan peninsula in mexico, was at some point an independent republic. Impressive job you did there

[@eyuin5716]

Cool video EmperorTigerstar. Though I would have liked to have seen the Mississippians (at least Cahokia) and Ancient Puebloans marked as civilizations instead of just tribes. But great video nonetheless.

[@EmperorTigerstar]

Ęÿūį Æßñ I considered it but in those cases the great majority were villages, with cities spread out to thin for me to give the same status as the Olmecs or Maya.

[@eyuin5716]

EmperorTigerstar I see your point though I would probably still prefer some way to distinct them from their hunter-gatherer neighbors as they were clearly more advanced in agriculture and architecture. But these are only suggestions. Everything else in your video was great.

[@faraoofegypt]

there is actually a fase between hunter gatherers and civilizations, wich is sort of a transition from one to an other. an example of this is that lets say f.e. Mississippians where using horticulture instead of agriculture, wich is still a key difference. Aldo I do agree with you that way to many people really underestimate the beauty and advanced technology of the ancient American cultures :)

[@annnee6409]

Definitely Native Americans should've been portrayed more!

[@conho4898]

@@EmperorTigerstar I think they still should've been marked as civilizations. Villages are just the suburbs. The US has more "villages" than cities, and the cities are also spread out really thin.

[@sean668]

I'm so impressed with the early colonization period. Didn't even leave out New Sweden. That's some meticulous detailing right there

[@thalesbernardomendes8949]

Conquistadores= 🇪🇸🇵🇹 Piratinhas aproveitadores=🇳🇱🇬🇧

[@fusion67]

3:30 look on the left "Ongoing wars" "Banana wars"

[@thecolonel2154]

Massimo Vlogs yep a few banana companies basically overthrew some South American countries and fought small wars with each other occasionally

[@zeynepyalniz7690]

@@thecolonel2154 and "neutral" America won the war

[@mikikaboom9084]

"Can you get to India through North America? No, but at least there's beaver."

[@light9er]

question 2 steal the spice trade thats not a question but the dutch did it anyway pozderki wielkie

[@celeridad6972]

2:53 beautiful, just beautiful.

[@dabrog6044]

Brings a tear to any mans eye Plvs Ultra

[@cassidywilliams7187]

@@dabrog6044 spain is one of the poorest country in western europe hahaha

[@DamiiStyle]

@@cassidywilliams7187 is the 5th economy in europe. I fell sorry for you it's hard to live in a third world country.

[@gabrielalejandrosarmientos527]

@@cassidywilliams7187 Is the 5th richest, but is well known that english education is not the best.

[@HeadsetHatGuy]

​@@cassidywilliams7187🤡

[@lizmorrissey2227]

Fantastic map. Is there a reason you didn't colour Teotihuacan?

[@MajoraZ]

Yeah, I was baffled by Teotihaucan and The Purepecha empire not getting colors. It also would have been nice if he actually showed the territories of each city state/kingdom in mesoamerica, though they'd likely be too small to show up at this scale. Maybe for a seperate mesoamerica video.

[@gussmann6580]

Liz Morrissey Nobody knows who built the city Teotihuacan. The aztecs just found it in ruins and named it "The City of the Gods" in Nahuatl. So much of the ancient North American civilizations is unknown.

[@teoxihuitl2007]

@Wingler Gaming no tenochtitlan was founded by the Mexica (founders of the aztec empire) when the mexica arive to lake texcoco teotihuacan was already in ruins teotihuacan was north east of tenochtitlan

[@connorsmith8513]

3:15 hello confederates 3:17 goodbye confederates

[@octaviogutierrez9158]

damn, this is more comprehensive than a history class and it is satisfying to see how the colors are expanding and eating others. It just need the Teotihuacán empire and the video is complete

[@johncord8118]

You just see the Confederate states appear for a second.

[@teutonicorder6284]

John Mejía sheads tear😢

[@BubblewrapHighway]

Does anyone know what the southern states are called after the Civil War? MD1 MD2 etc.

[@monke2361]

the south will rise again

[@Nate-gj3jx]

I already see confederate flags in california

[@igorvoloshin3406]

3:15

[@franciscoguzman1524]

Spain had the most even owning Alaska. 2/3 of the current USA belonged to MOTHER SPAIN

[@franciscoguzman1524]

Lucas Jackson apparently YES, in Reality NO. Physical colonialism has turned 'Finantial colonialism' and that means that today the whole world is fucked up due to FED.

[@brianyzq7776]

lol sure, if otherwise spain would still own mexico and 2/3 of the US

[@malluk7064]

well not anymore.

[@franciscoguzman1524]

@Razor Ramone apologies...I typed the spanish term to refer to...in english is the 'federal reserve'.

[@franciscoguzman1524]

@Razor Ramone indeed... very true. Europe is a total disaster too...have a look of automation and unemployment due to this issue..... skyrocketing over here. Future is uncertain...unpredictible...I do understand why Trump won.

[@Sniper-jk5zz]

2:54 Spain : I'm fire. Napoleon : And I'm fire extinguisher.

[@Snoflakes_1]

Norway: First! Spain: NOM! England: Mine, mine France: Nope Britain, also mine Netherlands: hah, I like this place, lets make a settleme- UK: MIIIINE!!! USA: Independence now UK: FUCK!! Canada: yeah me too UK: ... 😤

[@gaylamp4640]

Kevin Spee haha

[@adrianatgaming8640]

Britain:Oops Seven Years War

[@SxVaNm345]

Independence now lmao x'D

[@gentlebabarian]

Kevin Spee mayans: fuck off out landers. Aztecs: we were just starting an empire get the fuck out Spain

[@ernest747]

i bet you meant.... Denmark: First! just find out who was the dominant partner in the union

[@williamshortfilm5818]

France really had the most at one point. Edit 4 years later: Can't believe how chauvinistic my past self sounded, sorry :/ I am leaving the comment for posterity.

[@supa7turtle588]

William short Film nah it was spain

[@matseg7103]

Adrian LaOde he means in North America, not central and south

[@alexsanchez6659]

William short Film Spain at 2:52

[@TheHolyMongolEmpire]

They had a lot but most of it was uninhabited by the French, in the whole Mississippi delta there were only some forts, New Orleans, and some small settlements in Illinois and Missouri.

[@matseg7103]

***** yep, france did not have the demographic to hold America. When they fought 7 years war there were 1 french settler for 10 brits in average...

[@dogsimonline10]

1:24 Spain: I'M HERE TO BE AN EMPIRE AND DESTROY >:3 Spain: But not yet.

[@carlosmarcial6201]

You mean: "Spain: I'm here to be an empire and build."

[@octaviogutierrez9158]

@@carlosmarcial6201 If the city of tenochtitlan could speak it would say otherwise

[@historicalmapping3569]

I'd like to say my video is the predecessor to this but I cannot lie! ;-) Great work as always!

[@jacksample3978]

First map to have data on Greenland

[@RockSmithStudio]

Mexico: “Wow Im so big!” US: “🎶Not anymore🎶”

[@brainwasher9876]

Small mistake, EmperorTigerstar: England was changed to Great Britain in the early 1700s with the official merge of Scotland into the kingdom, and was changed to United Kingdom in the early 1800s to UK, 1806 I think. You have it listed as the UK in the 1700s. You likely confused GB for UK as you changed the tag from "England" to "UK" in 1707.

[@MrSafa61]

the dutch be like: let me hold on to these islands nobody cares about and make money while you all wage war, okay? everyone else: cool why not..

[@thomashaeyen6942]

Cool.

[@gabrielalejandrosarmientos527]

Dutch and danish on his way to conquer the most useless and far islands in the World only for say that they had a colonial empire:

[@Ashes1032]

I wish we knew more today about the civilizations of ancient America.

[@jmundi2002]

they also did not make an effort to leave much

[@francoisdaureville323]

Not relevant for the western world, decide yourself leftist you like or hate the west because you love things like lgbt rights and all that but hate white people at the same time when white majority nations are the most developed in all those áreas of women lgbt and other issues, whats with that?

[@fernando-ek6dr]

Look for the youtube channel "Pero eso es otra historia", it has videos about the history of the pre-columbian cultures of America from the arrival of the homosapien until the arrival of the europeans

[@gorkaaustin5306]

@@jmundi2002 you mean the Spanish made a great effort to destroy records of ancient history? Cause that’s exactly what they did, and mesoamerican civilizations such as the maya recorded much of their history only for it to be burned in piles

[@anonymoususer8895]

America is a country.

[@jaime_ejc]

I saw several mistakes. It doesn't show the Adam onys treaty between Spain and USA of 1819. The biggest mistake is that México is not an unitary state. You show the creation of the States in USA and the Provinces in Canada but skipped the creation of the 12 mexican states after its independence (Mexico started with 19 states = 31 states)

[@Alabastro69]

Jaime Jiménez si hermano pero recuerda que es un vídeo hecho por estadounidense, de hecho no pone la división entre los territorios Hopi, Lakota, Cheyenne, apache, Algonquin, Mohican y demás tribus de Aridoamérica, a mí personalmente me pareció muy agradable ver las culturas mesoamericanas destacar

[@robroux6074]

So TRUE! New Spain wasn't really a refined state and most cities and states were ran more Feudally(hacienda) like Jalisco, Puebla, Morelos they had their own thing going and even the Natives leaders still held power of towns seperate from the Concept of New Spain, so they didn't really have states/confederations like the US and Canada did... the only distinct territories were CALIFORNIA,TEXAS and NEW MEXICO territories , those were very much administered like states because of the CATHOLIC CHURCH(francsicans) with their Mission systems. So yes ALTA California needed to be seperate as well as Yucatan-Maya territories. Some historians say that Mexico was a Centralist state meaning that all powerand growth was for D.F and that was lead to the Mexican separation of Spain[ think of it as what NYC is to New York State]. SO I COULD see why he would make Mexico all unified because of its supposed CENTARLIST GOVT TYPE. point is even if this guy tried to lay down the States... Mexico's history is so extensive. Mexicos history is way more bloodier and far more complex than US history. You can learn most US history in 3 weeks-3month [Colonial,Indepence,Federalist,Antibellum,Civil War,Industrial-progressive, imperalist, 20s,depression, WW2,Boomer,Cold War, Vietnam, civil rights,Modern: Gulf Wars and Obama and Trump] but Mexican History is Eternity... [Pre Colonial: Ancient,Olmec,Maya,Aztec #1,Colonial: First Contact, Viceroy of New Spain, Chichimeca Wars #2Colonial 2: Caste system,Alta California,Haciendas,Formation Northern territories #3.Independence: etc. etc. etc. #4.Mexico: Augustin,Santa-Ana Liberals vs Federalist, Mexican-American war, #5. French Intervention: Maxamilian and the Hapsburgs, Napoleon, #6.Juarez-Mexico: Liberalism vs Catholic Church #7. Porfiriato-Mexico: Los Cientistas, Indistiualization, Bannana Republics, boom economy. #8.Mexican Revolution: Madero and social reform, Progressive movement,Villa & Zapata, Huerta overthrow, Carranza,Obregon etc. #9. Modernization: Cardenas, Spanish-National langauge, PEMEX and oil nationalization , Ordonez,Tlatelco Massacre, Corpus Christi Massacre, #10.PRI: Gortarri, Neo Liberalism, Nafta, Southern Mexico cession, NARCO turfs of Arreleno Felix Cartel. Goratarris collapse of our economy. #11 PAN: The Narco Wars, Corruption era, Obrador. I just listed 11 extensive and very deep Books into Mexican history US history can be 1 book with only like 18 Chapterse and it mainly focuses on Slavery,Founding fathers(revolution) and talks about Democracy from Greece. I'm sorry but MEXICAN HISTORY is too much for the average the American. It's as deep as British Empire ,Russian ,German(prussia,holy roman empire) and Roman. history.

[@Crusader-ct1qv]

Alabastro69 ¿Eres otro Anti-americano? Además, las tribus no tienen un territorio oficial, por lo que en cierto modo esto exacto.

[@BFDT-4]

YES!!!!

[@RagtimeDorianHenry]

I'm French, I stopped to watch after 1763

[@FATHOLLYWOODB123]

Small mistake, but the UK did not exists until 1801, and before that it was the Kingdom of Great Britain from 1707-1801!

[@ubertoaster99]

Things I learned from this video: 1. The Louisiana Purchase looks like the greatest con of all time. 2. The British Empire had a border with the Maya civilisation before the Spanish finished wiping them out. Wow. etc.

[@thecolonel2154]

The Louisiana purchase happened because napoleon got it back from Spain because they were his ally and he didn't have enough troops to hold it from the British so he decided to troll Britain by selling it to America on the cheap not to mention even if America was attempting to con them out of The land there wasn't much of value there anyway as 89% of the land was plains

[@EinsiJo]

The settlement in Greenland did not fall under Norwegian control until around 1261. Until then it was an independent settlement.

[@Cruz474]

2:49 made me cry tears of joy.

[@hmm3597]

The thirteenth colonies grew because the offered opportunity to people and you could get fifty acres of land working in the fields as a indentured slave, my ancestors grandparents received their first fifty acres working in the fields and we still hold that standard hard work pays off.

[@unadin4583]

I think the key difference between the 13 colonies and the French and Spanish colonies is that most people who came to the 13 colonies came with the intention of staying. Many French men went to Canada with the intention of making some money as lumberjacks or fur trappers and then returning to France. The French and Spanish had trouble convincing their women to settle in the new world. By contrast, English women arrived in Jamestown just a few years after its founding and families came over on the Mayflower.

[@jack031511]

love your videos :)

[@anastasiavelonagoshudnaya7455]

1:25 Christopher Columbus 2:50 Russian expedition to Alaska

[@juanserra1720]

" Ni un trozo de Tierra sin una Tumba Española"

[@bbinchannel0111]

1:42 what the name song?

[@walterdiaz2003]

The fact that Anahuac (America) became an extension of Europe should be consider on the the most bizarre and repudiable event in human history.

[@raihankameel320]

What's the music that started at 2:32

[@OMexicano1998]

I love North America countries. Mexico: my favorite TV Show. Usa: my favorite movie and game. Canada: my favorite music.

[@ouffman769]

1:35 *realizes the tiniest bit of Denmark is at the top and explains why it’s saying Denmark-Norway on the country/territory list*

[@kaministquiamahackamack336]

Before the modern United Kingdom, Scotland had a colony in Nova Scotia.

[@owenklein4361]

man the Mayans lasted longer than expected

[@michaeldyer6723]

Still Mayans in the jungles.

[@tlaloc27]

Mexicans from the yucatan peninsula are of mayan descent and theirs still mayan people

[@igorvoloshin3406]

They got autonomy within Mexico in 1821 after a century of partisan war as far as I remember. Decent people. Never gave up. Moreover Lacandon Maya are still praising old gods - Itzamna, Chaac, Quetsalcoatl and others...

[@TheTechCguy]

Anybody else support the Bering Land Bridge theory?

[@igorvoloshin3406]

@@TheTechCguy Err... do you have another theory? It's intriguing!

[@George.Coleman]

Amazing how Spain adopted the warmer regions and UK got the cooler bits like they are in EU

[@anthony_de_paz]

God appointed them those lands 🙏

[@dennismedina4338]

2:43, France: we got this bois 2:45, Spain: SIKEEEE

[@presidentjiang6762]

Dennis medina it’s the seven years war. Spain lost that. Spain and France were allies. Learn some history u dumb

[@KenDSigma]

How you leave the Olmecs, whose civilization ran from 1400 BCE - 400 BCE. Mayan and Aztec came after them.

[@blufuhuse]

NICE VIDEO!!!! I LOVE IT :)

[@MajoraZ]

I really wish you would have gone into more detail for the Spanish conquest/new spain; and showed indivual city states and other politie's borders, since it wasn't nearly as instant as this implies.

[@ARCPolus]

they put the US state borders but not the Spanish viceroyalties...

[@nationalistfromcanada3497]

Why did Spain not take last of Maya til the late 1600s?

[@killercroc338]

They were strong, thats why they resisted. Spain had a lot of territories but definetely they dont control all of them as they thought. But after almost hundred of years of course they did, but not specially in the north area.

[@Mono06]

I read somewhere that the Spanish conquistadors weren't interested in taking that land because of the lack of precious metals.

[@taurowero8]

they lived into the jungle also they weren't so much of a threat to the spanish conquistadors by the time, when spaniards arrived mayans were living in small villages and unorganized, some mayans submited to the conquistadors before they even defeated the aztecs.

[@arturocevallossoto5203]

They lived deep in the jungle. A jungle that has no rivers. All water has to be collected through holes on the earth. You need to know were those holes are. And they can be poisoned. The easternmost state of Mexico was created as a territory because there was no effective federal control until 1908ish.

[@valeriouscatastros8717]

Spain was not interested in the Mayan territories. Also, the Mayans disappeared off the face of the Earth. There are no Mayans on Earth anymore, but they didn't die. They vanished off the face of the Earth. They had contact with extra terrestrial civilizations, and worshiped aliens as gods. The aliens came and got them, and brought them to other worlds. The Mayans didn't die out, or anything, but there are no Mayans on Earth anymore.

[@DatGmodDude_TheGeographyMemer]

fun history fact: st pierre and miquelon was french because in 1520, lots of french fishermen came here to fish and was made as a french territory in 1536, until 1713 when it was transferred to britian as a result to the treaty of utrecht until 1763 when france got back the islands. until 1783 when the islands were taken by britian because france sided with the united states, then the british burned down all of the homes on the island causing the french settlers to flee back to france, until 1796 when france got back st pierre and miquelon from britian

[@unadin4583]

Were the French settlers there affiliated with the Acadians, or were they a completely separate group?

[@elemanuel6079]

Most Latin American countries of today are still colonial states ran by descendants of the Spaniards. Just look at the racial hierarchy of most of them. Spanish colonial system is still very much alive.

[@francoisdaureville323]

Are you a latino??? If you are you have spanish blodd in you, i guess you are american obviusly

[@elemanuel6079]

@@francoisdaureville323 yes I am. I'm mestizo so I'm aware of Spanish ancestry in my family tree. The people running most governments in Latin America are almost always full blooded Spanish descendants (criollos). That's what I'm talking about.

[@francoisdaureville323]

@@elemanuel6079 atleast you arent as ignorant as other americans thinking latino is a race or a skin color,, and what about countries like Uruguay Argentina and Chile where criollos are the majority.??

[@elemanuel6079]

@@francoisdaureville323 the Southern Cone countries are a exceptional case for the most part because of their populations consisting largely of criollos and castizos do to heavy European immigration. Chile does have a lot of mestizos and indios and so does Argentina but they don't make up the wealthier class or those in positions of government for the most part.

[@SullyRudolph]

Next war: Second American Civil War