America's Wild West: Discovery of a Land (Full Episode) | What Really Happened

Wish I had a time machine. I would love to see what the world was truly like in the past

This is crazy. These people made you pay for land that wasn’t even theirs to sell. && now look, we are charged, and pay for literally everything. All of us.

Life before refridgeration, aspirin and penicillin was tough .

Proud of my native ancestors.., the true turtle island people

It seems like National Geographic produced more videos about the American West. I hope the others are posted on YouTube. Thanks.

The decimation of buffalo herds also decimated native cultures that relied on those herds for sustenance and trade.

Once again, very nice Selective history. The Spanish and the French were on the the north American continent before the English arrived and settled their '13 colonies'. But no mention.

I Am Welsh/British Looking Back Through History I Am Ashamed What The English Has Done In The Early Days In America/Australia And Also In Scotland . People Should Check Out The True History Of The English . I Am Now An Australian Citizen .

the introductions loading of negative adjectives tells you all you need to know about this 'documentary'.

There were no revolvers in the Revolutionary War National Geographic I expect better from you!

Thank God i I finally found someone who was there to tell me the true story 😮

If you want to see what the ancient people looked like, check out the Painted stones. Before paper, before books, the photo albums were made of Stone

Very interesting and thought provoking.

Marvellous documentary , the actors where very carefully selected and dressed immaculately , really appreciate this !

This is very interesting and informative!

I know that due to time limitations on the program so facts are a little on the shy side or completely left out. I wish they had mentioned though and IMO, that one of the most important events of the L&C expedition is how they came to the decision of where to live while in Oregon. No one could decide on which of 3 locations they should winter over before returning. So a vote as taken by all of folks in the expedition. For the first time on the North American continent, a black slave, York, and a woman Sacagawea cast a vote.

Can already tell this is gonna be good

Forgot the French and Indian War in 1754.

This is interesting for placing context to my genealogical research.. 1740 Bladen County, NC has no western boundary! Gotta find parent counties and those in between to track people down. Then they ended up in Kentucky, next door to the Boones. Great video.

That was interesting and entertaining, but I think many of the subjects are not accurate enough to be called truth.