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Keep the history. It is unchanged.

The whites fucked around and found out

I grew up in Minnesota. We never learned any of this in school.

I'm nearly 70 years old and this is the first time I've heard of this battle! I wonder why they didn't teach it in school. Thank you 💛 for covering it so well. I subbed. 🐺

Soft green hills???

*Lots of our people were mercilessly hunted like animals because of a 'bounty' & then when your people trespassed our lands what did you think was gonna happen? Cake & ice cream welcome?*

My dad baled Birch Coulee battlefield and said they went over the dirt horseshoe used for defense by the troops.

History books are written by the dominate. " Little Crow " is not a name, but a title. Most of the native American accounts are written by a Caucasian perspective. And later accounts are generally second hand. Alot of history is lost or mistold. Do love a great story about History, well done!

All alive here have fake Minnesota nice

Why is it called a massacre when we win but called battle if the whites win and dont givecthe we don't kill women and children's we both did

After the war, a few returned to find the farm and livestock still alive because the raiders had done some chores...

This place is now my home.

Wow....that was compelling! If only the Indian agency would have given the Sioux enough food to live as was agreed upon. They were told to eat grass?

the massacres of the US Government is still alive up to day in various Countries

Of course this most likely isn’t the whole story more likely white peoples version of what really happened what do you suppose drove the natives to attack the white population I suspect they were treated poorly and probably should have attacked the white man upon first contact and never allowed them to gain a foothold in their lands

I went to Donner pass in June 2024. Nearly starved because I refused to pay super high prices for fast food!

Great video, I was born n raised in MN n I've never heard of any of this. Will def be looking 4 more videos 2 learn about things they don't teach us in schools

A fabulous recall of 1862. Thank you For this time of Minnesota history.

4 years prior my family came out to settle the upper Minnesota river area. Never heard of the massacres through family stories, only kind-ish stories of the Lakota from that period and their odd-to-us ways.

Lived in Fairfax mn for a year, interesting to go and walk the site and imagine what it was like on both sides.

You should do an episode on Jesse James. Northfield MN. Amazing work thank you!

I thought the Indians were great, peaceful, environmental, land, loving people, you mean, they went out and killed a whole bunch of settlers?

I like how everyone is so shocked that they fought back against the terrible treatment they endured from those invading their land. People have been going to war to save their homeland for thousands of years.

The biggest lie in American history is that these savages were peaceful with each other before white men came, these "men of that land" were constantly on the war path, we simply out warred them.

Watched 18 seconds and have to ask why an uprising when Indians are betrayed and a massacre when they win. Why a victory by whites when they steal and murder?

Excellent historical report. My great uncle was scalped down there.

And people think the Indians were such decent and peaceful peoples.

My great grandfather John fought in the 10th Minnesota regiment. He was present at the battles in that war, and also at the Mankato hangings. Later he fought with US Grant. He was seriously wounded in the battle of Mobile Bay.

Is this the incident that lincoln authorized the largest mass exection in US history?

As I was growing up my aunt and uncle owned the property next door to the Sand Creek Massacre. Even then it was understood by the people who lived in the area that Chivington was a miserable murderous montster. The attack on Black Kettle's group was an attack on a peaceful band that was exactly where they said they would be. It wasn't a battle. It was a massacre.

If the crooked Indian agents would have given the Sioux the decent food rather than rotten food, the Sioux would probably have stayed on the reservation. Every treaty the government made with the Indians the government broke.

What is this? Where are the eggs???? This is nothing more than a fantasy after the starting point to the Great Sioux Uprising.

My best friend descended from these Indians. I will call him an Indian until the day I die because he was proud to be an Indian. It's funny that he was surprised that I was not upset about this attack. I guess when you are raised to be upset about what happened to your ancestors, it's strange that meet others who aren't bothered by what happened 100 years ago.

...And everyone blamed my ancestors, my people for this, and not one finger was pointed at the government, even tho it was their doings that started it all...

Don't know where in Minnesota, but somewhere in Minnesota in that time period, a Freemason and an LDS Mormon body or organization, ordered that massacre and that band of "Indians" were predominantly Masons, and it was done on behalf of LDS Mormons :.

I graduated from Quanah high school many years ago!

I love Wyoming, but this party in 1865 was one I am glad I missed.

Doorus the Walrus! Super good episode of this event!! And - what is the origin of the name “Doorus the Walrus? Sun 21 July 2024, 16:15 hrs CST USA, Minnesota Territory

At 1:57, right below the word Tucson is the Spanish mission of San Xavier del Bac, which you can still visit today. It is a functioning church on the Tohono reservation. About 10 to 15 miles south of downtown Tucson. It is an interesting visit.

According to all of the pronunciation guides that I checked on the internet, they pronouce it as rah-tone, not ratton. Other than that small point, I really enjoyed your summary of the Santa Fe trail.

I wonder why our education system fails to teach these store to young people. All they here is how we mistreated the Indians.

I was in sixth grade ... Lynd Public Schools, Lyon County, Minnesota (1965-1966). Had a a class about Minnesota history.

Well done. Informative and interesting.

I was raised in a little town called Slayton by lake shetek was taught this in school

I love listening to The writer, Stan Jones, Vaughan Monroe, Burl Ives versions of this great song. And most only know it as a Johnny Cash tune.

1862 Dakota conflict.

I agree 100%. CARRINGTON was made a scapegoat. It was documented by witness's in front. That Fetterman/Brown were told specifically not to engage the Indians & they disobeyed orders. Their Civil War experience plus arrogance was their undoing as the Sioux/Cheyenne did not fight like Johnny Reb. Unfortunately...it was Fetterman 's Cavalry officer Grummond who broke ranks chased the Indians, got surrounded & then Fetterman had to save his butt so it was Grummond who got the entire 80 men killed. RIP!

What ever happened to George Reed?

We need not forget the Alamo .