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I'm Plains Cree, and Lakota on my father's side of the family and Swampy Cree on my mother's. I may also have Ojibwe blood from my grandmother, but I'm unsure.
I've just got back from ecuador where i worked in the amazon in the andes for quite a long time. Kichwa people were very warm, I loved their culture and the fact t they preserve it.
Your people used to travel in reed boats to trade with the Purepecha people of Michoacan state. The Purepecha language has many Quechua words. In the 16th century a Quechua reed boat was spotted off the coast of Michoacan.
Being in India, I was so damn confused all this time that why they were called native Indians when they don't have any connection to India or even the resemblance..
We are Americans the real Americans but white people like to use that term to themselves and still call us Indians after knowing that Christopher Columbus confused us with the Indians from India although I can see why after all we're both brown(Indians & native Americans)
Me too my mom spoke it I definitely think learning at home isn't the same as speaking it with a group of people. We need a program that teaches every individual their roots and what they identify as. I would love to know more about my ancestors and their tribe
@@brandylopez4631 I agree!! Especially in small towns/community ect, where there is little to no repasintaon, I'm Greenlandic American and I live in a small town where the majority is: white, haspinic/Latino mostly Mexican, and I'm cool with that,black, Asian, then native American, then me , as far as I know Im the only Greenlandic American/ Inuit ( Eskimo) in most of the state, as fare a I know I'm the only one in the town I live in. Most times people try to assimalet or just blend in with the doment culture, some people even deny there haratge, especially if there's no support for that group or that group was persacuted a lot, some parents don't tell there kids because they want them to be normal or have a better time not being discriminated against then they did. Sometimes the kid, especially if they are mixed but one feacher is more doment then the other sometimes neather side accepts them, it gets even more complicated if they are never told of there orgins. My example I'm Greenlandic American, I was never told about who my father was, I was told I was white and made to act accordingly. I look white, I have a light complexion, l was raised to be just white even when I tryed to tell people your not getting the whole story, you taking your facts from what you see with your eyes. It's hard sometimes it's like you have to pass some kind of test ( anyone remember the fresh Prince of Bellaire where will was street like and carlten was more main Streem and will always trolled calreten for not being street enguf?) Sometimes it's like that for natives and mixed people too. It's sad sometimes people judge only what they see but don't know or ask about what they can't see. It's just my opinion based on my experience. But I envy getting to know your haratge, your culture,your language, where you came from haritage wise. I'm happy that not all native haritage had been lost or edrased to "fit in". To you and your mom qujanaq! ( Kalaallisut Greenlandic for thank you!). :)
They can call us "Latino" and "Hispanic" all they want but we all know the truth here. Their lies are dying by the day. Nahua Nation con orgullo! Love our people from Canada to South America. We are beautiful, Native pride.
It is an attempt to further divide us Native peoples. To try and make us weaker. They want us to believe we are separate people but in reality we are all one. If all of is woke up and realized we ARE native. We were all victims of the European genocide and biological warfare. Nawat-Pipil/Lenca from El Salvador myself
WHAT ABOUT THEORIGINAL AUTOCHTONOUS ALMAURIKANOS THE PEOPLE THAT BEEN HERE BEFORE THE CONTINENTS SEPARATED THAT POPULATED ALL THE LAND THE ORIGINAL DARK CARBON MAN CLASSIFIED as AFRICAN AMERICAN BLACK NEGROES and COLORED WHO ALL PEOPLE COME FROM
Lol! We didn't get scurvy because we ate the stomach contents of grazing animals like the caribou and the muskox. So unless you want to do the same, better eat your vegetables! We also have a genetic mutation that slows down ketosis in our bodies so we don't lose weight during 'starvation' periods and then freeze to death. Yup, short and round, we're stuck with it!
@@brianmcnellis5512 lol they don't get their skin color from there if you're talkin about Mexicans the reason why a lot of Mexicans are dark tone is because a lot of them are mixed black and Native Americans even though they don't want to admit that their second president was black and Spaniard. There were over half-a-million black people in Mexico where did they all go they mixed with the population so obviously every Mexican has black in them Spaniard. And other native and them
@@harrymcnicholas9468 Well I suppose they must have grown wings and flown to eachother. Maybe they rode on the backs giant snails. I don't know of any other way people move from place to place- do you? How the fuck do you move places?
why do people always talk about themselves and where their family is from.. who the fuck cares. ,, we read the comments to learn things about the world , not about people we don't even know.. give your ideas.. not your family tree.. for chirist's sakes.. so egotistical.. I could never imagine in a million years writing on videos about Ireland about where my Mom and grandparents come from.. Its so lame.. and I don't mean to be mean.. but it has to be said.. lo tuve que decir, disculparas.
@@jamesadams9027 well earlier I posted ancestors of my great grandfather maxim desautel. He was decendent of Francois Xavier desautel. you can find the family tree. The family can be tied to the catholic crusades of France. And were the first settlers of new France. Decendents ended up in Washington. Maxim having 14 native children and I happen to be the second great granddaughter of the eldest that was a student in charlies Indian school. So there is alot of native American in my French. There's an incredible family tree on pearl Lucille stanger of one my maternal great grandmothers.
@@leiajay7333Don't talk about yourself and your ancestors ..that is just talking about you more.. I meant you should share something in the comments about the video itself. Comment about the video and not about you. Get a life,, get some self esteem. Or talk about your experiences in life,, but people who talk about How Irish they are because their grandparents were Irish,, are just wanna be losers who feel like nothing themselves. You are something... so be it and stop posing. , Nuff said Carajo
YYYYYEP!! #1, NOT ALL "AFRICAN AMERICANS"Are AFRICAN AMERICANS!!!!! ABUNDANT Research and Old Photos PROVE !! And Yet, You've REFUSED to Show Photos!!! TYPICAL !!!
@@edwinlucianofrias1643 my dad is from a small town just outside Cuzco called Acomayo. He grew up speaking Quechua, he only learned Spanish when he moved to Lima as a teenager.
Hey I'm curious have any of you guys read up on history not mainstream history but historical accounts of what the people of American looked like physically and why they called them Indians which are very dark people and today people who look👨👩👧👦 like and talk like white people claim to be indigenous peoples 😀😀😁😁😂😂🤣🤣😥😥think about it or you can always research true history
I'm black and I can clearly see that Hispanics have allot of native American blood in them. Some have more Euro features but alot definitely have Native features.
Truth, but you have to have into account that the reason why in the USA most Hispanics are (mostly natives) is because the USA borders with Mexico; and this country have the largest population of natives. South America has a large white population as well , in particular the southern most part of South America . Argentina Chile uruguay Paraguay and southern Brazil that make up almost 100 millions inhabitants. Brazil also has a large black ,asian population. But if you see a typical native American looking person in the USA is because most likely that person is from Mexico or guatemala because the geographical location
@@iraqiboysyed I did mentioned that. But you're right , Brazil and the USA have the largest black population in the Americas. Brazil tend to deny about their blacks , and always brag about their whitness. But only the southern most part which is part of the southern cone (Argentina Chile Uruguay and Paraguay ) is white majority in Brazil. Those states are parana santa Catarina and Rio grande do sul
Mexico, Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador and North Brazil (Amazonia) would the be the region with the largest indigenous population. In the USA what everybody knows as (Mexican or the typical Hispanic look) are actually "native Americans". This is why in the census bureau is wrong to add (Hispanic as a "race" because it's not ) Hispanic or latino is a ethnicity. The real "Latinos" are people from South Europe (Spanish,Portuguese,french,Italian, Greeks ,Romanian) and they are obviously caucasians .
I'm Cree, El Salvadoran, and Venezuelan! I'm happy the way I am and where my family comes from!! But I love all native people from all over the world, with their beautiful and enriched cultures, languages and how they evolved over time!!! We are all unique and beautiful people!!!
I am Apache and Kiowa. Although this is minimal and a somewhat generic video, you touched on many important things. Great job including our southern indigenous peoples.
You was Maybe a Apache or Kiowa Maybe but in Real you was TURKIC NOTHING ELSE !!!!! You was a Part of the Most Powerfull SOCIATY which was Every Created!!!! The Turks Will Rise Again !!!!
I've recently watched youtube of Korean linguistics, 손성태. He claims that large ancient Korean group migrated to America. I know it's hard to think that such a remote group of people share same ancestors. But there were so many evidences to say it is. So I'm curious, do you know what Apache means? The meaning might be different but In Korean, Apache means father(아버지). In similar, Hopi means tiger skin(호피) without translation it just sounds exactly what we use these days and more, Cherokee's national song Amazing Grace sounds exactly same like Korean so we don't even have to translate it after so many years have been passed from migration. I want to know what Apache means to native Americans. If you want to know more about these studies, the Author of Guns, Germs, and steel, Jared Diamond and Korean linguistics, processor of Spanish in Bae-ge University, Son sung tae 손성태.
Do you also find your culture very similar to the Siberian. If I see Siberians, they have so much in common with native Americans. However you have all my respect. Greetings from Switzerland.
Mexicans , central americans , native americans first nations people of canada ect. using colonial terms . We are indigenous to this continent Cemanahuac. Full blood or mix blood one people ✊🏽👊🏽
Selena Gomez Acapella Mexicans and Central Americans might not be homogeneous but we both had ancestors that bled and died defending from the European invaders. And the fact that we are still here ( even as mestizos) is a testament to our strength as a people.
Mr American Dude “married” and “interbred” are soft for raped and forced into Christianity. Fact is many were slaughtered. It was not amicable at all. To this day there are still fully native Mexica and Mayan descendants. But are grouped as “Hispanics” because of the country they’re from.
I went to mexico city back in 1975 i visited xochimilco and tulyehualco i saw many pure nahuas in those towns reminded me of fort apache in arizona most of southern mexico and central mexico is native american aztecan. Roots my dad was born in Chapala Jalisco from the coca nation chichimecans a nahualt speaking people like wiritarie, cora, mayo, yaqui,comanche paiute, cahuilla , people
yup and edited, inuit aren't from the same group as amerind - the video author needs to learn the difference between Neo and Paleo Mongoloid peoples (im Inuit, we're decended from neo-mongoloids, same as chinese and the like, paleo is what amerinds come from, more like filipinos and southeast asians)
CrystaI ChiId from 'Harvard's Luzia DNA' results, it showed she is fully amerindian and not west african/negroid. the luzia bust was wrong. btw the oIdest modern 'negroid' skuII found is oniy 6,500 years old (not a proto, but modern)
Hey Mason. Have you considered doing a video on the Pacific Northwest indigenous? There are many different cultures/languages packed into a small area, and despite their close proximity and frequent interaction, they seems to have remained culturally and genetically distinct for thousands of year. For example, the Haida language seems to be an isolate with few clues to here it evolved from.
I absolutely love your channel and the content and information you so generously and eloquently share. You are so well-informed and refreshingly objective on matters that often seem taken out of context to be used for social, political, and often emotional subjugation. Please continue to share your knowledge, I've yet to see another channel with content as informative as yours in this realm of historical cultural/ethnic diversity.
I can give you two right off the top of my head. 432thedropradio, and kurimeo are the best researchers today in these subjects, with absolutely no bias. They get overlooked because a lot of their research hurts feelings.
I am half Moroccan and half Egyptian. Masaman is by far the best of the best. I absolutely love watching his video. He is the real deal. We miss and love you Masaman. Please make more video.
The Native Americans are usually called, Hispanics, or Latinos, which is wrong. The Spaniards taught the Native Americans Spanish, and the Spanish Catholic priests, baptized the population, giving the natives Spanish names. However, the copper, skin tone, Native Americans ethnicity did not changed, since it is in the genes, it is biology. The language someone speaks, or the name someone has, does not change the race, or the ethnicity. The Latin people are originally from Europe, central Italy, and they are white. The Spanish are from Europe, and they are white. In the American continent, if a person speaks Spanish, and has a Spanish name, but has dark skin, then it is probably not a Latino, or a Hispanic, but something else, most likely, Native American, or mix with Native American.
They call up Indians up here in North America, the first thing I tell them is do you see a red dot on my head, just because of one completely lost Italian and his 3 boat loads of crazed Spaniards this cursed name is stuck to us.
Im glad to read from someone who knows about the Latin American diversity,because I even heard people here in America saying that Spaniards descendend from The Moorish ,but most of them are not.Great explanation about the Amerindians.
Set Life you’re making it sound like ‘native americans’ are one exclusive group, they were as diverse as the tribes of south america, each with its own language and culture. That being said mexico and the us has a population of ‘native americans’ such as the Pueblos and apaches.
Did the Inca Trail (4 day hike) to Macchu Picchu a while back. Highly recommended to anyone interested in Pre-Colonial history. Very inspiring place, and you meet a lot of Inca descendants.
Many other youtubers block and delete these types of comments. I'm starting to think that Masaman is perfectly fine with the hateful racist ass comments that plague almost every single video he makes. I'm starting to think that a huge portion of his youtube subscribers are fucking Nazis. I don't understand why he tolerates this. Smh.
Native Americans came from Asia, they murder the true natives, the RED Haired natives. Look into it, European Red Head were here from Florida to Nevada before any "Indians"
@@cynthiabarnedt6214 My jaw dropped as I read, mega genocide of indigenous native American population in Continents of America 500 yrs ago was around 15 millions, while European population in Europe was around 20 millions. Today, Native Americans population at 15 million, while European population ( in Continents of America + Europe) at a staggering One Billion.' A sad truth. blog.chinadaily.com.cn/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=820652 is such a fine site. Thanks.
@Elena Reyes HuH??? Native 50%? ? What are you talking about? The last two people I dated were full blooded Native American bc I have a thing for them, but I am Italian, Scottish and Irish.
@Elena Reyes A fetish? It is disgusting to like Native Americans??? What the hell are you even talking about? Are you drunk? You are not making any sense at all. I am not Native American at all and if you are Mexican, neither are you. Lay off the booze or drugs or whatever that is clouding your speech and judgement.
@@setlife6380 i understand what you're saying.. and i agree. However if anytime a mestizo want's to learn about their native ancestry.. I would accept them. We have to decolonize that mindset, and be welcoming. ;)
i did 2 dna test and my grandma still talks miskito. we are from nicaragua and my dna test showed i was 65% native american 14% african and 9 % ibarian. we are all mixed and we should be proud no matter what.
При кланяюсь перед мужеством этих народов!!! И жалко и обидно до слез, в несправедливости жизни. Хочу сказать потомкам индейцев сев.америки живите счастливо!
@@kenzocervoni9335 No it doesn't... arguing silly things.. you are influenced by your culture much more than your culture is influenced by you, unless you are me of course in which case, Peru is a product of my will and actions. But no one since tupac amaru has influenced Peru as much as I have. so that is a rare thing, In most cases we are products of our culture, media. politics etc.
i love that genetics separates stories from facts. pride often times gets in the way of truth and leads to disagreements. yes, we are all one people but its fascinating to me to learn about human migration, divergence and evolution. to see genetic phenotypes in 2 separate parts of the world which happen to link different people and cultures and their stories as to how hat came about. keep up the great content!
Genetics is still stories. It’s theory that people located where they are now is tested against a standard of assumption that someone is more ancient somewhere. Lookup the story of the chihuahua having a “30% Native American ancestry” or the lizard having the “50% middle eastern ancestry”. Also many of the immigrants came in to the Americas companies in the 1700s-1900s for labor/commerce. Chino/Chicano for example is slang for chinese
dude, I love your use of Amerindian and then the quick followup about how people use different names depending on region.....your delivery was very classy....maybe you weren't intending it, but it came out that way to me. Overall, i absolutely love your content. Basically, I have been looking for videos for a long time on many of the subjects you pick. so thanks, man
I came across your channel by happy accident. I want to say I am struck by your level of inside and research into such an interesting topic. Thank you for the time and diligence you put into making these videos.
In germany its easy. For native americans we say "indianer" and for actual indians we say "inder". So there is no confusion. As a kid, you dont even think that both of these words have the same origin
In Spanish most people just refer to Indians (India) as "hindús" to differentiate them from native americans since the common term for them is still "indio", although this last term is the correct and preferred term academically for people born in India. It's confusing at times so people just usually call a native American by their ethnicity to avoid any misunderstandings or offenses (indio can also be a derogatory term depending how it's used, it may mean "stupid" or "ignorant", yeah, just don't use the word to be safe)
Columbus didn't wanted to arrive to India, he wanted to reach "The Indies", today Southeast Asia. You made a really good video, thank you for sharing this.
The Mexica (pronounced as "meh-shika") or Mexicas were an indigenous people of the Valley of Mexico, known today as the rulers of the Aztec Empire. This group was also known as the Culhua-Mexica in recognition of its kinship alliance with the neighboring Culhua, descendants of the revered Toltecs, who occupied the fabled city of Tula from the tenth through twelfth centuries. The Mexica were additionally referred to as the “Tenochca,” a term associated with the name of their altepetl (city-state), Tenochtitlan, and Tenochtitlan’s founding leader, Tenoch. According to Berdan the name Aztec was coined by Alexander von Humboldt (a Prussian geographer/explorer). He came up with the word by putting together “Aztlan” and “tec(atl)” where Aztlan “(Place of the Herons) was the mythical homeland of the Mexica, and -teca(h) literally means ‘people of’.” Nowadays, the term Aztec is used very broadly because it refers to not only the Mexica but also to the Nahuatl-speaking peoples of the Valley of Mexico and its neighboring valleys. Their primary language is Nahuatl.
I'm thinking the world has been lied to. How come AUSTRALIAN Aborigines/ originals are all black, just like the primary inhabitants of Africa are black, you think just by chance the America's were skipped... Or perhaps the the original native American's were almost all wiped out, to make room for the Anglo Saxton's.
everyone Began in Africa all life everyone comes from a black woman scientifically proven especially since all women have mitochondrial Gene but only African and black women have mitochondrial eve Gene everybody did start off black but have been diluted bye the mutated genes of albinos growing in numbers Raven everybody's people trying to kill all the darkest ones and most of the men only keeping the fairest skin and reproducing giving them their modern day appearance and they call themselves White. But there were many more different type of interbreeding two main base racist versus multi and the albino jeans taking over from multiple Generations reproduction proven facts and if you don't believe me this is more updated check out National Geographic identical twin sisters then shut your mouth. So white people who originally we're albinos but their hybrid white people today Rich really they are not the color of coconut meat so they can't be white but albinos can. formation how it happened today is very mixed and diluted process compared to back in the beginning before the first introduction of African DNA from Africa with albino mutated genetics then imagine every tribe in Africa doing the same thing remember Africans have approximately six faces including features Big Eyes small eyes bulging to sunken in Suzanne tribe Asian eyes and Malaysian and Madagascar Asian eyes do your research.
I am interested in learning more about the Tierra del Fuego people. Many years ago when I was a schoolchild, our teacher was telling us that no people had ever lived in Antarctica (excluding scientists and a few explorers). A kid piped up and claimed that a tribal group had been found. Though Tierra del Fuego isn't officially part of Antarctica, the people there must have been who he was talking about.
Thank you for making this. Unfortunately, the history of the indigenous population of the americas is covered far to little on RUclips, documentaries and in literature. This was a great starting point and made me want to learn more :)
My nationalties are American and Mexican I'm a lil pale def have some Spanish colonizer blood in me but I'm still native I'm brown to the bone I brown in the summer I represent my native race to the fullest cuyetec Mexico shout out all my native raza/race from🇨🇦🇺🇲🇲🇽🇧🇷 north and south of the continent
I’m proud of my Native American dna✊🏼 Idk my direct tribes, I’m still trying to figure that out. Greetings and blessings to all the native Americans from the north to South America❤️
There were also huge cities all through out the Amazon about as big as London at the time but were wiped out by disease. And the next time someone went there they thought it was all a story because it was absorbed by the rain Forrest . But with lidar and excavation they are now discovering these cities
Grew up in Alabama. But I'm like 1/4 Jewish 1/8 Muskogee(Creek) 1/8 Cherokee. Either way kids in Alabama were like dude are you Chinese. I'm like I'm white I think..... Jewish "Howard Stern" afro didn't help either.
Great as usual. I highly recommend you to look into the belief systems of Native Americans. They are strikingly similar across the whole continent. Also, the tropical native Americans could be descendants of ancient southeast Asians rather than northeast Mongolian Asians. Jomon peoples settled in Ecuador 6.000 years ago. Amazonian peoples and cultures like the Shuar are really similar to indigenous groups of Southeast Asia.
@@javiercarrera6092 if you look at it like this you see the Asians from China to Japan to Pacific islanders to new Zealand to Australia to north America to south America there's a lot of us. Probably more than white and black population. I feel like we were the first people to explore the world.
I remember visiting an uncle in Phoenix as a kid. He drove us through a reservation near Phoenix. Unbelievable how poor they were. Today my sponsor and her husband when I was in RCIA, while converting to Catholic are both Pottawatomie. They still practice their ancient ways to this day. They have spoke of it but, that is just for family. I have met many Native Americans, good spiritual people.
If you look into the entomology of the word, “Indian”, you will find the it in itself means, “native peoples”. So the term American Indian actually translates to American Native. Yes, the word Indian originally was used for the Natives of what we now call India, but it was also used to describe any native from any nation.
But you have to remember that that term was used out of ignorance Christopher Colombus didn’t think he was meeting native Americans he thought he was in India it has bad history for natives and that’s why we reject the term.
@@Iambunny-ry2os Wrong , he did. It think he found India but the other islands that he called Indias. The continent within Spanish empire was called Indias cuz was colon who named it. And America in the rest of Europe cuz the printers though it was Amerigo Vespucci who discovered the new continent and not Colon, it was a matter of time.till people knew it was Colon.
Columbus thought that he was in the Indies (East) Columbus was really hoping that he was in Asia, but by his fourth voyage was well aware that he was not in India. I do not think the Spanish were ignorant of the fact that it was not India but it does leave a question why did they keep the name Indian? probably the original commenter insightful information would be useful in understanding why
Hispanic is a white man ethnicity from Europe to be specific Spain. I am a Apache & Huichol (Tohono O’odham) I speak spanish but that doesn’t make me “Latino”
I live in Halifax, Nova Scotia. I'm not Mi'kmaq but we have a large Mi'kmaq community and they regularly perform ceremonies and have some political representation here. I know a lot of people who are at least part Mi'kmaq. I absolutely adore the culture.
Jake Bennett: that's very cool. I wish I knew more about my Mi'kmaq heritage. I've read some online. I hear Nova Scotia is beautiful and I also have Acadian roots. I plan to go there one day. I'm basically French Canadian on my mom's side but with Mi'kmaq and Acadian ancestors who were able to escape Nova Scotia to Quebec to avoid Le Grand Dérangement.
I may not be Native American, but I will share my culture with the Natives and will happily help them. I know some peoples mistreat native Americans. It not right.
@Abraham Shekelbergstien what are you saying iş fucking stupid, man.... You talk like a fucking ignorant... That native boi iş right (even if I am white)...!!!
biscoito1r no shit. They're completely different people. The Aztecs are from the what today is considered the southwestern U.S.A., Mayans were in southern Mexico since like 3000 years ago. There's many tribes in Mexico that are not aztec at all. You must be white to be that ignorant.
+HipHopJorge no doubt about it! i did read about how in a few countries the majority have more native blood but i also learned that those countries are the norm. The majority of latin countries tend to have more people who are more mixed or predominantly iberian as suuposed to predominantly (over 50/60 percent) native ancestry and in most of those countries you can only find predominantly natives in certain regions. That being said countries like Mexico, Peru, guatemala and bolivia have a huge native population so i would assume that in those countries its not hard to find someone who is predominatly native as supposed to european
+HipHopJorge ! it really is fascinating. Central and Latin america, especially is so diverse in terms of orign, culture, race and everything. One of the many reasons why it annoys me when people speak as if latinos are monotholic when they are so diverse. Thank you for explaining :)
First of all let me congratulate for the video. You managed to be objective with a well written text and maps. You kind of overlooked the native brazilians (tupi-guarani were the majority, but there were hundreds other tribes), but I understand, time was short. Guarani is widely spoken today in Paraguay. The cool thing about brazilians is that our people is composed by natives, europeans and africans, creating a unique culture. I´m half european and the other half certainly has native and african blood. Just one thing: "Which group do you think is the most interesting?" You meant no harm with this naive question. I´d rather think all groups are interesting, don´t you agree?
Just bad navigation on his part. It was John Cabot who figured out a new continent had been discovered and later Americus made a map and from him came America.
the spanish named the united states "Yndias del Norte" at the beginning (1575) maps.museumofthebigbend.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/Herrera1601-001.jpg
@@ollieholt6044 The first Americans were the Europeans. Many people were in the New World during the 1500's but when the Europeans made America in 1776 a War was started by the Indians in a attempt to drive the Europeans out which failed. The Europeans have been the Conquers of the Indians, Mexicans, and British. America is a Country of progress, inventions, farming for centuries.
I'm very impressed with your passing on of knowledge, thank you keep up the good work, keep us informed. Up until my first DNA test I was raised to think I was of Spanish decent! I took pride of being descendant from the "Conquistadors" the great conquerors of a continent? Personally I'm not proficient in Spanish language and now that I'm aware of DNA results I will never learn and I hope the language becomes extinct! When I discovered I had more Amerindian DNA than Spanish but I have equal amount of Portuguese (another horrible people) I was in shock. So much so I submitted to another DNA test from another company. The results were the same and that motivated me to study and research history of the western hemisphere. I always had an interest in history , mostly Greek and Rome that was jammed down our throat here in North America! for 12 years I've read everything I could and "God bless" google and you tube for making available the hidden stories of history of the world. I have learned facts that have given me shame and sadness, shame because I once ridiculed the people that I am and embraced the people that have done monstrous atrocities to Real Americans to satisfy their greed for gold. Sometimes knowing is a terrible thing, it brings to mind horrible thoughts and at times knowing has caused me much sadness. To my distress there are times I can actually feel the pain my ancestors suffered at the hands of Europeans. But knowledge is very important, I've learned to embrace the truth both good and bad. So, young man, keep spreading the knowledge.
I grew up in Colorado went to school with Native American kids my entire time growing up amd actually went to tribal lands of the 4 corner area with the church I grew up with, as a group as a missionary to convert Native peoples to Christianity at like 12 years old I got to play and laugh just have fun with Navajo and Hopi kids, one I my fondest memories, I got to ride a titer toter with this girl that was so sweet later at night they had a bon fire and Native traditional dances at the end of this, the kids got to dance, earlier I got embarrsed I was so shy, this sweet girl walked over held out her hand to get me dance with the kids, she just smiled with her hand out, I jumped up and held on and danced the first time in my life. That's a happy teary memory for me. I have studied the cultures and feel blessed by understanding there religious beliefs and the stories of origins etc.. I'm 62 yrs old in 2 weeks, and my plan is to move near the 4 corners area now one of my best friends in SoCAL is a Lacota Suix and know their struggles since General Custer has suffered to this day the most isolated and poorest counties in the US, they don't have casinos in northern Wyoming I have Cherokee friends in high school played foot ball growing up with these friends no one thought anything different Kevin William Rudy and Jr. My own cousins are Native American Mexican/Spaniard descent the family is from the Aragon Islands in the Meditrainian side by Barcelona the last name is Arogon they had a 300 acre sheep ranch running sheep up and down the Rio Grande I am weird I guess, Colorado had lots of Spanish ranches from FT. Collins to the New Mexico border, the rich river valley that run out of the Rocky Mtns the east goes to the Missippi by means of the South Platt Rv. and to the Gulf via the Colorado Rv. The rich ethnic diversity I have lived around is my blessing, love is a good thing for humans to share, I have mostly experienced that in my life, the Native people are kind generous and loving when that's what they get from another human the Navajo teaching is all the 5 finger beings are of one family created by God we are suppose to help those who need our help with compassion, men are suppose to help each other and give each other respect, this traditional teaching is the same exact thing I myself live by I belive the world is going to be a much better place in the near future and if enough humans get on the same frequency of Love, it takes effort, I believe all our family can do this, it's not about religion, it's about the human condition of spirit or soul, is equal part to the mind body, we are here to experience to find out who we are, by natural means of concious growth, the journey is to be lived fully, with joy and happiness, to learn what Love really is. That energy that spiritually is unexplainable to science, who wishes to deny the father creator the great spirit that breathed life into our kind. What ever, how ever your spirit agrees with, by what ever means that is, that each individual grasps in the awareness in the hearts minds deepest truth, I know these only these words to express myself. God is not some old dusty dude sitting in the chair with a long white beard down to his knees, demanding we worship him or go to hell, the reason many turn away is by the focus of fear and negativity in the controlled delusion other men imposed on others humans, that's religion and dogma, that has nothing to do with how my spirit feels about God. How is a real man, that is a human father living? A protector, teacher, overseeing of the raising, educating, loving his childeren like a real man, providing for all their needs, self sacrifice to his entire family, is his priority unselfishly, with pride, being the leader and servant to provide to his best ability, to the family he loyally a part of. Rapped up in one energy of unconditional love, on purpose with intent. He is rich by the number of people who he loves and that he is respected by thar loves by the only human factor of wealth, worthy in my heart of hearts. I know my human father worked several jobs to provide and worked his behind off the best he could, with out a doubt pride being his son. This is my example of what I wish to pass down to those I love. Understand this is how God is in a conciousness that goes beyond that of human, I willingly need my creator father in my life doing all those things I mentioned in a human father, but by faith know who I am, his beloved son, yes learn disciplined the old fashioned way. That verse that startes Ye though I walk threw the valley of the shadow of death, I fear no evil, like the image of the Angel of God with wings descending upon that evil valley, because I have been disciplined by thy rod and staff, that knowledge comforts me greatly. His love has guided me, tought me all those things he had already provided before hand and showed when I needed it not early not late, on time perfectly. This is how my father God is in my heart, I don't have to convert anyone, as humans if we are sensitive to our spirit, because it knows the great spirit already communicates etc.. modern society in all its science can't explain jack, it cannot deny this connection, designed into all the 5 fingered beings, great and small we are his childeren, we become aware at some level, how many lives it takes to awaken, is unknown, 1 probably doesn't cover it well enough, is how I feel at 62. Life's been good (God) to me.. get it? The kingdom of God is within each of us, we are the temple he desires, we are his to give and receive love freely, given our freewill, we choose or not to be part of this human experience as it is our experience, without some one having to let me know the words I have arewhat is tought I really don't know how to express the emotions and feeling of this, to come across right, it's inside, outside all around us, trees, rocks, the soil we are all connected together, the animals all things gets it? Love is all he matters spiritually to learn what that is, is easy to learn, to give it unconditionally is the tuff part.
I LOVE AMERINDIAN!!!!!! My Grandmother said "I was born an Indian I will die an Indian!", meaning when she was born that was the English language name for her ancestry (not implying her people were people of the country of India.. @ that time-frame of her birth they knew they weren't the same "Indians") Given this new term ,"Ameriandian", I will wear it proud!
Landon Breeden - Me too I was born an Indian, and we always called each other that, it’s only been in a few decades where it’s become a problem. It’s just a name, as long as it’s not offensive or racist, then it’s not that big of a deal, but call people what they want to be called, right?
Thank you for this very informative video, I'm a proud Native American (Comanche, Kickapoo and Purepecha) most of the terms used is to describe Canada and US first nations and completely ignore the rest of the hemisphere nations.
There's a cool fact also that the country of Paraguay is the only country in the Americas that has a native American language at a national level, along with Spanish.
I don't like it either, even though I am mainly of European origin. I don't like it because it's not factually correct. I prefer saying Native Americans because it's true.
Although I’m only 2% Native American, I’m trying to figure out where it came from. I’m thinking Mexico possibly since I have distant Mexican Cousins 🤷🏽♂️
first, your ancestors arrived in north america from west africa more than 400 years ago, then she or he met an 'indian' and made a kid... now that offspring has indian and west african dna in him or her... so when that offspring grew up, he or she procreated with people that were around him or she... ln this case, it would be bIacks cause the indians were fighting and getting kiIIed by the angIos. cause you know the 'indians' wouId rather Fight and die, than live like a SIave or be a SIave. That's how you got your 2% Native American.
Naw brother turn this all upside down you are 98% indigenous to the America’s and 2% European from them coming to the America’s and one of ur ancestors being raped by the colonizers!
@@spirittruckerjudah3205 lol so he isnt african he indigenous REALLY so did his ppl get raped when the native Americans owned them are you not aware of that history
salute from turkey we love our red monicans brothers so much , their cultures their sense of warrior charecter, their visual looking also their ablitiy of riding a horse remind us just like mongolian tribes
I'm mestizo and 30% Kichwa from Ecuador. My family has lost many of its traditions since the colonization but I'm working on bringing them back. Saludos a mis primos ecuatorianos!
Since you mentioned the Chippewa (Ojibwe) you gotta do a video on the Algonquin ethnolanguage group and how the Eastern Tribes (3 Fires Confederacy, Cherokee Nation, Iroquois Confederacy, etc) are somewhat distinct, at least in terms of political leans, from other tribal societies in the Americas.
Most mestizos are actually native americans. The culture in Latin America is very hispano-centric, leading to Amerindians trying to be more white by claiming white heritage.
"With few exceptions, the North American native cultures were much more widely dispersed than the Mayan, Aztec, and Incan societies, and did not have their population size or organized social structures. Although the cultivation of corn had made its way north, many Indians still practiced hunting and gathering. Horses, first introduced by the Spanish, allowed the Plains Indians to more easily follow and hunt the huge herds of bison. A few societies had evolved into relatively complex forms, but they were already in decline at the time of Christopher Columbus’s arrival."
native Americans are all indigenous peoples of the America’s. According to anthropologists and ethnographers, let alone the large amount of historical publications that you wish to ignore. Really? In decline when Columbus arrived? Why not post the sources of your information?
@@macarde10 You ask for links with facts when they are clearly posted directly above you asking for them. Learn to read and research. Nobody cares about your opinions.
@@setlife6380 says the person who feels the need to reply to my correcting his fallacies. You still havnt posted any sources, let alone links. I’m looking forward to reading them!
That Internet Kid lol I'm a mestizo, and I dont like that anymore as you see in my profile pic and if y'all got your culture then good because I'm sick and tired of seeing your race tryna claim to be every race smh
Jerson Perez ur clearly partially black somewhere with those curls and don't try to say they come from the Taino or European stop bitching about "negros" most black people don't thing blacks were natives or even know what a Olmec is so stop just cuz a few blacks do think this don't judge them all
I feel like I've been "Rick Rolled" I'm new to this channel, and you got a big, old, voice, for a very young man.😂 Excellent video(s) I'm learning quite a bit.
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Michael S.
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Black CR.
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Masaman im half jamaican with im sure some carib taino my dad on the other hand is lumbee blackfoot cheerokee my cousin is mohawk
My grandpa was Chorotega northern part of Costa Rica.
I'm part Mi'kmaq.
From Maine or Canada?
I'm Plains Cree, and Lakota on my father's side of the family and Swampy Cree on my mother's. I may also have Ojibwe blood from my grandmother, but I'm unsure.
I'm Quechua from Perú. All of my grandparents spoke Quechua and practiced their traditions. Proud of my native heritage 🤗
TheNumerum 🤗🤗🤗
I've just got back from ecuador where i worked in the amazon in the andes for quite a long time. Kichwa people were very warm, I loved their culture and the fact t they preserve it.
Your people used to travel in reed boats to trade with the Purepecha people of Michoacan state. The Purepecha language has many Quechua words. In the 16th century a Quechua reed boat was spotted off the coast of Michoacan.
Your grandparents spoke quechua, but you don't? if that's the case you MUST learn it, otherwise is a loss, being just proud is not enough, i think.
Good for you brutha, much love from a Mexican American in Texas. I'm proud of my Native blood.
I am a descendent of the Incas. Proud to be a native!
Luis Macancela same!!! My grandfather was Peruvian and I’ve always felt a connection and respect from native culture.... idk what it makes me but ❤️🌎
I don't know Of I'm a decendent of the king of The incas because My last name has Yupangui???
How do you know ur a decendent of the incas?
so your peruvian
Me too my parents are Peruvian and we did our dna test and we are 50 percent Native American indigenous from amazons and central peru
greetings from east asia to all of my distant native american cousins.
that's a cool thing to say.. right on!
Hello cousin greetings from america
@cameron 1422 we are going to wake u
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Osiyo Oginalii.
Being in India, I was so damn confused all this time that why they were called native Indians when they don't have any connection to India or even the resemblance..
@Samarth kumar Same with me bro
You can say native Americans if you like
@@albertoportillo4440 yes ik that.. but hearing about Indian burial ground and Indians being the native was all confusing then.
Brother...it is Columbus fault
We are Americans the real Americans but white people like to use that term to themselves and still call us Indians after knowing that Christopher Columbus confused us with the Indians from India although I can see why after all we're both brown(Indians & native Americans)
Embrace your heritage and take pride in your roots :) I'm learning Nahuatl in order to do so. Ma timomachtikan nauatl! (Let's learn Nahuatl)
That's so cool!! I'm Greenlandic American and in learning Greenlandic (kalaallisut)!!
Me too my mom spoke it I definitely think learning at home isn't the same as speaking it with a group of people. We need a program that teaches every individual their roots and what they identify as. I would love to know more about my ancestors and their tribe
@@brandylopez4631 I agree!! Especially in small towns/community ect, where there is little to no repasintaon, I'm Greenlandic American and I live in a small town where the majority is: white, haspinic/Latino mostly Mexican, and I'm cool with that,black, Asian, then native American, then me , as far as I know Im the only Greenlandic American/ Inuit ( Eskimo) in most of the state, as fare a I know I'm the only one in the town I live in. Most times people try to assimalet or just blend in with the doment culture, some people even deny there haratge, especially if there's no support for that group or that group was persacuted a lot, some parents don't tell there kids because they want them to be normal or have a better time not being discriminated against then they did. Sometimes the kid, especially if they are mixed but one feacher is more doment then the other sometimes neather side accepts them, it gets even more complicated if they are never told of there orgins. My example I'm Greenlandic American, I was never told about who my father was, I was told I was white and made to act accordingly. I look white, I have a light complexion, l was raised to be just white even when I tryed to tell people your not getting the whole story, you taking your facts from what you see with your eyes. It's hard sometimes it's like you have to pass some kind of test ( anyone remember the fresh Prince of Bellaire where will was street like and carlten was more main Streem and will always trolled calreten for not being street enguf?) Sometimes it's like that for natives and mixed people too. It's sad sometimes people judge only what they see but don't know or ask about what they can't see. It's just my opinion based on my experience. But I envy getting to know your haratge, your culture,your language, where you came from haritage wise. I'm happy that not all native haritage had been lost or edrased to "fit in". To you and your mom qujanaq! ( Kalaallisut Greenlandic for thank you!). :)
Piyalli cualli tonalli
I would like to learn nahuatl, do you have some good links or books to recommend ? Best regards
They can call us "Latino" and "Hispanic" all they want but we all know the truth here. Their lies are dying by the day. Nahua Nation con orgullo! Love our people from Canada to South America. We are beautiful, Native pride.
What is your first language Necali?
It is an attempt to further divide us Native peoples. To try and make us weaker. They want us to believe we are separate people but in reality we are all one. If all of is woke up and realized we ARE native. We were all victims of the European genocide and biological warfare. Nawat-Pipil/Lenca from El Salvador myself
WHAT ABOUT THEORIGINAL
AUTOCHTONOUS ALMAURIKANOS
THE PEOPLE THAT BEEN HERE BEFORE THE CONTINENTS SEPARATED THAT POPULATED ALL THE LAND THE ORIGINAL DARK CARBON MAN CLASSIFIED as AFRICAN AMERICAN BLACK NEGROES and COLORED WHO ALL PEOPLE COME FROM
@Bestoink Dooley if anybody can find a beginning they been there to see it otherwise quit believing what people tell you find out for yourself
@Bestoink Dooley we've been dumbed down so much better learn how to crawl out the hole with the real studies and not beliefs
Inuits are total badasses. The Arctic is about as alien to most of us as Mars and yet they can still somehow survive up there.
And get their skin color from their diet, coool, not Indian at all
@@brianmcnellis5512 ?????????????
@Bad Cattitude They Built Igloos.
Lol! We didn't get scurvy because we ate the stomach contents of grazing animals like the caribou and the muskox. So unless you want to do the same, better eat your vegetables! We also have a genetic mutation that slows down ketosis in our bodies so we don't lose weight during 'starvation' periods and then freeze to death. Yup, short and round, we're stuck with it!
@@brianmcnellis5512 lol they don't get their skin color from there if you're talkin about Mexicans the reason why a lot of Mexicans are dark tone is because a lot of them are mixed black and Native Americans even though they don't want to admit that their second president was black and Spaniard. There were over half-a-million black people in Mexico where did they all go they mixed with the population so obviously every Mexican has black in them Spaniard. And other native and them
I care about the native Americans they have been through so much
US under Biden should make it compulsory to teach primary school students a Native language from Abya Yala.
Ok black people are the dam native americans
@@christianwright9551 they ain't ready to hear that 💀🙃
@@christianwright9551 lol black people aren't natives.
@@jmorgan5870 you’re from Africa you’re ashamed to be black that’s why you’re saying that
I'm mexican born of Zapotec roots on my fathers side and Tarahumara. My parental family speaks Zapotec.
Teresita HOw In the hell did a Tarahumara from Chihuahua hook up with a Zapotec from Oaxaca?
@@harrymcnicholas9468 Well I suppose they must have grown wings and flown to eachother. Maybe they rode on the backs giant snails.
I don't know of any other way people move from place to place- do you? How the fuck do you move places?
why do people always talk about themselves and where their family is from.. who the fuck cares. ,, we read the comments to learn things about the world , not about people we don't even know.. give your ideas.. not your family tree.. for chirist's sakes.. so egotistical.. I could never imagine in a million years writing on videos about Ireland about where my Mom and grandparents come from.. Its so lame.. and I don't mean to be mean.. but it has to be said.. lo tuve que decir, disculparas.
@@jamesadams9027 well earlier I posted ancestors of my great grandfather maxim desautel. He was decendent of Francois Xavier desautel. you can find the family tree. The family can be tied to the catholic crusades of France. And were the first settlers of new France. Decendents ended up in Washington. Maxim having 14 native children and I happen to be the second great granddaughter of the eldest that was a student in charlies Indian school. So there is alot of native American in my French. There's an incredible family tree on pearl Lucille stanger of one my maternal great grandmothers.
@@leiajay7333Don't talk about yourself and your ancestors ..that is just talking about you more.. I meant you should share something in the comments about the video itself. Comment about the video and not about you. Get a life,, get some self esteem. Or talk about your experiences in life,, but people who talk about How Irish they are because their grandparents were Irish,, are just wanna be losers who feel like nothing themselves. You are something... so be it and stop posing. , Nuff said Carajo
I'm a native from Bolivia 🤗
Cool! I’d love to visit your country
Outermost_Owl .
Beautiful
@@mexicanbitch57 52% native American Descendant of the mayans
Steven Garcia
Cool
Mexica Queen No because natives come from Asia.
Everyone wants to tell natives who they are but never listen to us 😂
YYYYYEP!! #1, NOT ALL "AFRICAN AMERICANS"Are AFRICAN AMERICANS!!!!! ABUNDANT Research and Old Photos PROVE !! And Yet, You've REFUSED to Show Photos!!! TYPICAL !!!
@@MaliVinnyB mayate
Where did native languages originate from?
@@nrichie8443native American language's originated with the the phoenicians, the real Nagas no
By everyone you mean Caucasian Americans???
I’m an Incan descendant, still learning my history since it’s not taught in the Canadian educational system ✊🏽
How do you know you’re of Incan descent?
@@edwinlucianofrias1643 my dad is from a small town just outside Cuzco called Acomayo. He grew up speaking Quechua, he only learned Spanish when he moved to Lima as a teenager.
@Corneilious 40 incans are from south america of course they have nothing to do with canada
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indians are from india. we're native americans. NOT INDIANS.
elmer higueros love and respect from India
I heard a joke once, that native people rather prefer the name Indian... no other word is a better reminder for the stupidity of white.
Hey I'm curious have any of you guys read up on history not mainstream history but historical accounts of what the people of American looked like physically and why they called them Indians which are very dark people and today people who look👨👩👧👦 like and talk like white people claim to be indigenous peoples 😀😀😁😁😂😂🤣🤣😥😥think about it or you can always research true history
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I'm not doubting anyone but I will not forget my ancestors from American soil and people don't know this which is crazy
I'm black and I can clearly see that Hispanics have allot of native American blood in them. Some have more Euro features but alot definitely have Native features.
mostly Mexicans
Truth, but you have to have into account that the reason why in the USA most Hispanics are (mostly natives) is because the USA borders with Mexico; and this country have the largest population of natives.
South America has a large white population as well , in particular the southern most part of South America . Argentina Chile uruguay Paraguay and southern Brazil that make up almost 100 millions inhabitants. Brazil also has a large black ,asian population.
But if you see a typical native American looking person in the USA is because most likely that person is from Mexico or guatemala because the geographical location
Don’t fogey about black Latinos. Latinos have a way of denying they have black populations in Latin America .
@@iraqiboysyed
I did mentioned that. But you're right , Brazil and the USA have the largest black population in the Americas. Brazil tend to deny about their blacks , and always brag about their whitness. But only the southern most part which is part of the southern cone (Argentina Chile Uruguay and Paraguay ) is white majority in Brazil. Those states are parana santa Catarina and Rio grande do sul
Mexico, Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador and North Brazil (Amazonia) would the be the region with the largest indigenous population. In the USA what everybody knows as (Mexican or the typical Hispanic look) are actually "native Americans". This is why in the census bureau is wrong to add (Hispanic as a "race" because it's not ) Hispanic or latino is a ethnicity. The real "Latinos" are people from South Europe (Spanish,Portuguese,french,Italian, Greeks ,Romanian) and they are obviously caucasians .
I'm Cree, El Salvadoran, and Venezuelan! I'm happy the way I am and where my family comes from!! But I love all native people from all over the world, with their beautiful and enriched cultures, languages and how they evolved over time!!! We are all unique and beautiful people!!!
Meranda Dudenbostel do you point with your lips if you don’t your not Cree lol joking
Warao , Karina , Wayú , Yanomami . Pemón ....
Im native from the Pipil tribe in El Salvador and have white ansestory from mostly Spain and a little bit of german/turkish🇸🇻🇪🇸🇩🇪🇹🇷
Omg me too my dad is from El Salvador and my mom from Spain :)
A que bonito
Cristainity also, you were hindu pagan
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Wow! I love Pipil, the sister language to Nahuatl. I can understand some because the languages are similar
I am Apache and Kiowa. Although this is minimal and a somewhat generic video, you touched on many important things. Great job including our southern indigenous peoples.
You was Maybe a Apache or Kiowa Maybe but in Real you was TURKIC NOTHING ELSE !!!!! You was a Part of the Most Powerfull SOCIATY which was Every Created!!!! The Turks Will Rise Again !!!!
@@PaybackisaMan 😁😂🤣 gtfo with that nonsense!
I've recently watched youtube of Korean linguistics, 손성태. He claims that large ancient Korean group migrated to America. I know it's hard to think that such a remote group of people share same ancestors. But there were so many evidences to say it is. So I'm curious, do you know what Apache means? The meaning might be different but In Korean, Apache means father(아버지). In similar, Hopi means tiger skin(호피) without translation it just sounds exactly what we use these days and more, Cherokee's national song Amazing Grace sounds exactly same like Korean so we don't even have to translate it after so many years have been passed from migration.
I want to know what Apache means to native Americans. If you want to know more about these studies, the Author of Guns, Germs, and steel, Jared Diamond and Korean linguistics, processor of Spanish in Bae-ge University, Son sung tae 손성태.
Do you also find your culture very similar to the Siberian. If I see Siberians, they have so much in common with native Americans. However you have all my respect. Greetings from Switzerland.
Greeting from Asian cousin.
Mexicans , central americans , native americans first nations people of canada ect. using colonial terms . We are indigenous to this continent Cemanahuac. Full blood or mix blood one people ✊🏽👊🏽
You say that as if Mexicans and Central Americans are homogeneous.
Selena Gomez Acapella Mexicans and Central Americans might not be homogeneous but we both had ancestors that bled and died defending from the European invaders. And the fact that we are still here ( even as mestizos) is a testament to our strength as a people.
Mr American Dude “married” and “interbred” are soft for raped and forced into Christianity. Fact is many were slaughtered. It was not amicable at all. To this day there are still fully native Mexica and Mayan descendants. But are grouped as “Hispanics” because of the country they’re from.
EL BRUJO so ur telling me canelo is native american
I went to mexico city back in 1975 i visited xochimilco and tulyehualco i saw many pure nahuas in those towns reminded me of fort apache in arizona most of southern mexico and central mexico is native american aztecan. Roots my dad was born in Chapala Jalisco from the coca nation chichimecans a nahualt speaking people like wiritarie, cora, mayo, yaqui,comanche paiute, cahuilla , people
This subject definitely needs to be broken down into more videos.
Natalie Jimenez you are very beautiful
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yup and edited, inuit aren't from the same group as amerind - the video author needs to learn the difference between Neo and Paleo Mongoloid peoples (im Inuit, we're decended from neo-mongoloids, same as chinese and the like, paleo is what amerinds come from, more like filipinos and southeast asians)
Natalie Jimenez this surely demands much more subtlety
CrystaI ChiId from 'Harvard's Luzia DNA' results, it showed she is fully amerindian and not west african/negroid. the luzia bust was wrong.
btw the oIdest modern 'negroid' skuII found is oniy 6,500 years old (not a proto, but modern)
Hey Mason. Have you considered doing a video on the Pacific Northwest indigenous? There are many different cultures/languages packed into a small area, and despite their close proximity and frequent interaction, they seems to have remained culturally and genetically distinct for thousands of year. For example, the Haida language seems to be an isolate with few clues to here it evolved from.
I absolutely love your channel and the content and information you so generously and eloquently share. You are so well-informed and refreshingly objective on matters that often seem taken out of context to be used for social, political, and often emotional subjugation. Please continue to share your knowledge, I've yet to see another channel with content as informative as yours in this realm of historical cultural/ethnic diversity.
I can give you two right off the top of my head. 432thedropradio, and kurimeo are the best researchers today in these subjects, with absolutely no bias. They get overlooked because a lot of their research hurts feelings.
@@kingteso999 I prefer William Luther pierce. His video, the lesson of Haiti, is wonderful
@@kingteso999 432thedropradio, and kurimeo🤡🤡🤣🤣🤣
I am half Moroccan and half Egyptian. Masaman is by far the best of the best. I absolutely love watching his video. He is the real deal. We miss and love you Masaman. Please make more video.
The Native Americans are usually called, Hispanics, or Latinos, which is wrong. The Spaniards taught the Native Americans Spanish, and the Spanish Catholic priests, baptized the population, giving the natives Spanish names. However, the copper, skin tone, Native Americans ethnicity did not changed, since it is in the genes, it is biology. The language someone speaks, or the name someone has, does not change the race, or the ethnicity. The Latin people are originally from Europe, central Italy, and they are white. The Spanish are from Europe, and they are white. In the American continent, if a person speaks Spanish, and has a Spanish name, but has dark skin, then it is probably not a Latino, or a Hispanic, but something else, most likely, Native American, or mix with Native American.
They call up Indians up here in North America, the first thing I tell them is do you see a red dot on my head, just because of one completely lost Italian and his 3 boat loads of crazed Spaniards this cursed name is stuck to us.
Im glad to read from someone who knows about the Latin American diversity,because I even heard people here in America saying that Spaniards descendend from
The Moorish ,but most of them are not.Great explanation about the Amerindians.
Vlavitir glutginskiya as well as their dna mostly white
Jaime delcastillo Native Americans were already diverse prior to Columbus it’s only diverse when it’s a foreigner
No they are not. They are not Hispanics nor Latinos. Their first language is their dialecto. and not Spanish.
Whoo! 100% Navaho right here! Me! Yá'át'ééh shik'éí. Hazhó'ógo naniná t'áá ánółtso índa t'áá ákwíí jį́ 💪🦈.
*Navajo*
Delete it Fat I'll have you know that we can spell it either way..
uh no we don't. its always been Navajo. But Dine is the correct term :)
Delete it Fat Uh...it's technically Diné yes but it's also Náabéehó. I'm 100% Navajo just like you so....boom.
But i never seen or heard anyone call ourselves *Navaho*. Maybe different regions i guess....
Smart young man learning alot about my cultures.
Aren't you Native Mexican though and not Native American? Bc they are genetically not the same. Or are you Mexican American?
@@setlife6380 Mexico is part of North America anyway, hence why they're also Native American, no matter the tribe.
@@bejeezus3818 NO stop trying to find a loophole to get in hahaha. Mexicans are not Native Americans. They have different DNA and genetics. NO
Set Life you’re making it sound like ‘native americans’ are one exclusive group, they were as diverse as the tribes of south america, each with its own language and culture. That being said mexico and the us has a population of ‘native americans’ such as the Pueblos and apaches.
@@setlife6380 what would you call them then? If they're not Native American.
Did the Inca Trail (4 day hike) to Macchu Picchu a while back. Highly recommended to anyone interested in Pre-Colonial history. Very inspiring place, and you meet a lot of Inca descendants.
Wow the comments are cancerous.
*looks at comment above* yep...
Alas..
Michael Poon agreed. I read the first few comments and replies. I thought "well, this is staying civil" then I read a few more. Kind of sad, really
Many other youtubers block and delete these types of comments. I'm starting to think that Masaman is perfectly fine with the hateful racist ass comments that plague almost every single video he makes. I'm starting to think that a huge portion of his youtube subscribers are fucking Nazis. I don't understand why he tolerates this. Smh.
CzarJuliusIII
It's simple. He would have to disable comments all together. Their's too many to delete one by one.
And I was beginning to think I was the only person in the freaking world who gave a shit about human lineage and ethnicity lol Such a cool channel!
I am taotaomona LOL
No. All tribes are interested in lineage.
Used to live on Guam. Miss the Chamorro and the Carolinians. Good folks.
Uh really? So the rest of us don’t care about our heritage or that of others? Really?
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Natives America : *exist*
European : *Hippie hoppie now you're land is my property*
Native Americans came from Asia, they murder the true natives, the RED Haired natives. Look into it, European Red Head were here from Florida to Nevada before any "Indians"
Malibu Dolphin
Way to pull that right out of your ass!😂
@@malibudolphin3109 😂😂😂 sounds like the white version of we waz...
@@dolidwoodworks165 We waz chiefs 😂😂
@@cynthiabarnedt6214 My jaw dropped as I read, mega genocide of indigenous native American population in Continents of America 500 yrs ago was around 15 millions, while European population in Europe was around 20 millions. Today, Native Americans population at 15 million, while European population ( in Continents of America + Europe) at a staggering One Billion.' A sad truth. blog.chinadaily.com.cn/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=820652 is such a fine site.
Thanks.
Thank you for including all groups of Native Americans. Including mestizo. I'm a mestizo. I'm of Portuguese and Native American descent.
If you are Metizo then you are not Native American.
@Elena Reyes HuH??? Native 50%? ? What are you talking about? The last two people I dated were full blooded Native American bc I have a thing for them, but I am Italian, Scottish and Irish.
@Elena Reyes A fetish? It is disgusting to like Native Americans??? What the hell are you even talking about? Are you drunk? You are not making any sense at all. I am not Native American at all and if you are Mexican, neither are you. Lay off the booze or drugs or whatever that is clouding your speech and judgement.
@Elena Reyes Sorry to say this, but you sound like a complete nut job.
@@setlife6380 i understand what you're saying.. and i agree. However if anytime a mestizo want's to learn about their native ancestry.. I would accept them. We have to decolonize that mindset, and be welcoming. ;)
i did 2 dna test and my grandma still talks miskito. we are from nicaragua and my dna test showed i was 65% native american 14% african and 9 % ibarian. we are all mixed and we should be proud no matter what.
My great grandma was Miskito. Her people migrated to South Carolina some how.
@Abraham Shekelbergstien you ignorant
Abraham Shekelbergstien they said Nicaragua.
Amen Brother!
@Abraham Shekelbergstien Fuck Off White Boy
Thanks for sharing your research, peace and love everybody ✌❤- Zach Van Harris JR
Zach Van Harris JR see this, this is what comments on the internet should be like
Cruz Gomes I agree
Zach Van Harris JR this is probably the only nice comment in the website
Neftali Carrera probably haha
Love your positivity!
При кланяюсь перед мужеством этих народов!!! И жалко и обидно до слез, в несправедливости жизни. Хочу сказать потомкам индейцев сев.америки живите счастливо!
Y de Centro y Sudamérica
I am proud of my country, Perú, and Empire Inca. :3
Do you speak quechua?
@Michael Garcia wow stfu
It's not yours , You are it's
@@jamesadams9027 but it is also his. It goes both ways.
@@kenzocervoni9335 No it doesn't... arguing silly things.. you are influenced by your culture much more than your culture is influenced by you, unless you are me of course in which case, Peru is a product of my will and actions. But no one since tupac amaru has influenced Peru as much as I have. so that is a rare thing, In most cases we are products of our culture, media. politics etc.
I am very happy knowing that there are many survivors of the old "Indians" and the south American people.
i love that genetics separates stories from facts. pride often times gets in the way of truth and leads to disagreements. yes, we are all one people but its fascinating to me to learn about human migration, divergence and evolution. to see genetic phenotypes in 2 separate parts of the world which happen to link different people and cultures and their stories as to how hat came about. keep up the great content!
Genetics is still stories. It’s theory that people located where they are now is tested against a standard of assumption that someone is more ancient somewhere. Lookup the story of the chihuahua having a “30% Native American ancestry” or the lizard having the “50% middle eastern ancestry”. Also many of the immigrants came in to the Americas companies in the 1700s-1900s for labor/commerce. Chino/Chicano for example is slang for chinese
dude, I love your use of Amerindian and then the quick followup about how people use different names depending on region.....your delivery was very classy....maybe you weren't intending it, but it came out that way to me.
Overall, i absolutely love your content. Basically, I have been looking for videos for a long time on many of the subjects you pick. so thanks, man
I came across your channel by happy accident. I want to say I am struck by your level of inside and research into such an interesting topic. Thank you for the time and diligence you put into making these videos.
In germany its easy. For native americans we say "indianer" and for actual indians we say "inder". So there is no confusion. As a kid, you dont even think that both of these words have the same origin
Same in serbia a native is called ''indijanac'' n an indian ''indijac''
In Spanish most people just refer to Indians (India) as "hindús" to differentiate them from native americans since the common term for them is still "indio", although this last term is the correct and preferred term academically for people born in India. It's confusing at times so people just usually call a native American by their ethnicity to avoid any misunderstandings or offenses (indio can also be a derogatory term depending how it's used, it may mean "stupid" or "ignorant", yeah, just don't use the word to be safe)
Ruby or feather.
Same in Portuguese: "índios" refer to Native Americans, while "indianos" refer to Indians
Iam a Itaukei indigenous native of Fiji island.. Love to my brother and sister indigenous native of America.
Liga ni Wau- Bula vinaka!
@@meanhe8702 Bula vinaka.
Native love ♥️ POMO/WAPPO
I have a friend from Fiji. I explain her about Amazonian culture, she said it's nice. Also visited your country, its cool place.
Columbus didn't wanted to arrive to India, he wanted to reach "The Indies", today Southeast Asia.
You made a really good video, thank you for sharing this.
Indiguious and proud. I'm Mewuk and Paiute on my mother's side. Apache on my dads. Ahoe😊
The Mexica (pronounced as "meh-shika") or Mexicas were an indigenous people of the Valley of Mexico, known today as the rulers of the Aztec Empire. This group was also known as the Culhua-Mexica in recognition of its kinship alliance with the neighboring Culhua, descendants of the revered Toltecs, who occupied the fabled city of Tula from the tenth through twelfth centuries. The Mexica were additionally referred to as the “Tenochca,” a term associated with the name of their altepetl (city-state), Tenochtitlan, and Tenochtitlan’s founding leader, Tenoch. According to Berdan the name Aztec was coined by Alexander von Humboldt (a Prussian geographer/explorer). He came up with the word by putting together “Aztlan” and “tec(atl)” where Aztlan “(Place of the Herons) was the mythical homeland of the Mexica, and -teca(h) literally means ‘people of’.” Nowadays, the term Aztec is used very broadly because it refers to not only the Mexica but also to the Nahuatl-speaking peoples of the Valley of Mexico and its neighboring valleys. Their primary language is Nahuatl.
Alvi Mana Mexicans are not indegenous
@@karlbryant3304 shit for brains 😂
@@karlbryant3304 Nobody ever claimed Mexicans are indigenous.
and you base your view on what historical source...….
some are. the term is of nationality NOT ETHNIC DESIGNATION@@karlbryant3304
Im mayan from central America and we are still here since day 1🙂
Since day one? Oh really.. tell me about that day... We don't know who was first or who will be last.. we just fight over it while we're here..
@@jamesadams9027 what are you talking about? We do know who the first Americans were. And it wasn't the Europeans for sure.
I'm thinking the world has been lied to. How come AUSTRALIAN Aborigines/ originals are all black, just like the primary inhabitants of Africa are black, you think just by chance the America's were skipped... Or perhaps the the original native American's were almost all wiped out, to make room for the Anglo Saxton's.
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everyone Began in Africa all life everyone comes from a black woman scientifically proven especially since all women have mitochondrial Gene but only African and black women have mitochondrial eve Gene everybody did start off black but have been diluted bye the mutated genes of albinos growing in numbers Raven everybody's people trying to kill all the darkest ones and most of the men only keeping the fairest skin and reproducing giving them their modern day appearance and they call themselves White. But there were many more different type of interbreeding two main base racist versus multi and the albino jeans taking over from multiple Generations reproduction proven facts and if you don't believe me this is more updated check out National Geographic identical twin sisters then shut your mouth. So white people who originally we're albinos but their hybrid white people today Rich really they are not the color of coconut meat so they can't be white but albinos can. formation how it happened today is very mixed and diluted process compared to back in the beginning before the first introduction of African DNA from Africa with albino mutated genetics then imagine every tribe in Africa doing the same thing remember Africans have approximately six faces including features Big Eyes small eyes bulging to sunken in Suzanne tribe Asian eyes and Malaysian and Madagascar Asian eyes do your research.
I am interested in learning more about the Tierra del Fuego people. Many years ago when I was a schoolchild, our teacher was telling us that no people had ever lived in Antarctica (excluding scientists and a few explorers). A kid piped up and claimed that a tribal group had been found. Though Tierra del Fuego isn't officially part of Antarctica, the people there must have been who he was talking about.
Incas stretched all the way from southern Colombia through Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia and northern tip of Argentina.
I prefer to call them by there tribal name. Seneca, mohawk, Onondaga, Cayuga, Lakota ect.
Good idea. My fiancée is Onondaga, and she prefers the term 'Native'.
Mohawk wins immunity !!!
Anybody here Huron/Wendat? Mabye Potawatomi?
You mean by their family band or clan names. (Tribes are a European construct.)
What do you think about the term Amerindan
Thank you for making this. Unfortunately, the history of the indigenous population of the americas is covered far to little on RUclips, documentaries and in literature. This was a great starting point and made me want to learn more :)
My nationalties are American and Mexican I'm a lil pale def have some Spanish colonizer blood in me but I'm still native I'm brown to the bone I brown in the summer I represent my native race to the fullest cuyetec Mexico shout out all my native raza/race from🇨🇦🇺🇲🇲🇽🇧🇷 north and south of the continent
Nope we were and are the real n a t I v e s
@@solutreanswerethenatives3954 that's right my brotha native from the top of Alaska to the top of south America we out here💯💯💯💯
You’re Castizo then
@@SuperThugnifacent yes we are here.
I'm native with also some Spanish colonizer blood.
Proud to be from the Qechua people ✊
I’m proud of my Native American dna✊🏼 Idk my direct tribes, I’m still trying to figure that out. Greetings and blessings to all the native Americans from the north to South America❤️
Native American people have such a beautiful culture👍
There were also huge cities all through out the Amazon about as big as London at the time but were wiped out by disease. And the next time someone went there they thought it was all a story because it was absorbed by the rain Forrest . But with lidar and excavation they are now discovering these cities
Tarahumaras in Mexico can run up to 200km per day in the harsh climate and mountains of northern Mexico, as a curious fact
Rodrigo Heckel Like chaskis. They were runing messengers
200 km per day? Lol
It was proven that this was due to a type of drug they use that grows naturally in their area.
trifulquita15 the Incas too
BS.
Their Asian roots are very apparent in all of the Native peoples..
Had a buddy named Martin I used to work with he was Mexican native. When he tried to convince me he wasnt eastern Asian I thought he was lying
Grew up in Alabama. But I'm like 1/4 Jewish 1/8 Muskogee(Creek) 1/8 Cherokee. Either way kids in Alabama were like dude are you Chinese. I'm like I'm white I think..... Jewish "Howard Stern" afro didn't help either.
@Pancho Villa Guerros, eh? 🙄
I'm guatemalan but people tell me I look filipino. I think it makes sense tbh.
@@melissalong5213 Jew is not a race
Great as usual. I highly recommend you to look into the belief systems of Native Americans. They are strikingly similar across the whole continent. Also, the tropical native Americans could be descendants of ancient southeast Asians rather than northeast Mongolian Asians. Jomon peoples settled in Ecuador 6.000 years ago. Amazonian peoples and cultures like the Shuar are really similar to indigenous groups of Southeast Asia.
Not mongol they are turkish and şamanizm turkic religon
@@javiercarrera6092 if you look at it like this you see the Asians from China to Japan to Pacific islanders to new Zealand to Australia to north America to south America there's a lot of us. Probably more than white and black population. I feel like we were the first people to explore the world.
The people of my land suffered more than you think.🇵🇷😔
GUATEMALA 🇬🇹🇬🇹🇬🇹
Same foo ur mayan like my dad
Hello mayan latino brother 🇬🇹🇸🇻
What about Honduras? 🇭🇳
Love from 🇺🇸
I remember visiting an uncle in Phoenix as a kid. He drove us through a reservation near Phoenix. Unbelievable how poor they were. Today my sponsor and her husband when I was in RCIA, while converting to Catholic are both Pottawatomie. They still practice their ancient ways to this day. They have spoke of it but, that is just for family. I have met many Native Americans, good spiritual people.
U mean you met plenty of Asian descendants
If you look into the entomology of the word, “Indian”, you will find the it in itself means, “native peoples”. So the term American Indian actually translates to American Native.
Yes, the word Indian originally was used for the Natives of what we now call India, but it was also used to describe any native from any nation.
But you have to remember that that term was used out of ignorance Christopher Colombus didn’t think he was meeting native Americans he thought he was in India it has bad history for natives and that’s why we reject the term.
But you are still native "American" even though natives wasn't?
@@Iambunny-ry2os Wrong , he did. It think he found India but the other islands that he called Indias. The continent within Spanish empire was called Indias cuz was colon who named it. And America in the rest of Europe cuz the printers though it was Amerigo Vespucci who discovered the new continent and not Colon, it was a matter of time.till people knew it was Colon.
Columbus thought that he was in the Indies (East) Columbus was really hoping that he was in Asia, but by his fourth voyage was well aware that he was not in India. I do not think the Spanish were ignorant of the fact that it was not India but it does leave a question why did they keep the name Indian? probably the original commenter insightful information would be useful in understanding why
Hispanic is a white man ethnicity from Europe to be specific Spain. I am a Apache & Huichol (Tohono O’odham) I speak spanish but that doesn’t make me “Latino”
Hispanic is a fake word created by Nixon. No one uses that word out of the US
I'm part Mi'kmaq on my mother's side. We live in Massachusetts but my tribe is from the Canadian maritimes up to the Gaspé peninsula in Quebec.
Michael B I'm mayan
I live in Halifax, Nova Scotia. I'm not Mi'kmaq but we have a large Mi'kmaq community and they regularly perform ceremonies and have some political representation here. I know a lot of people who are at least part Mi'kmaq. I absolutely adore the culture.
Also a lot of the places around here still retain their original Mi'kmaq names like Kejimkujik national park and Chebucto.
Maria Santa: that's cool.
Jake Bennett: that's very cool. I wish I knew more about my Mi'kmaq heritage. I've read some online. I hear Nova Scotia is beautiful and I also have Acadian roots. I plan to go there one day. I'm basically French Canadian on my mom's side but with Mi'kmaq and Acadian ancestors who were able to escape Nova Scotia to Quebec to avoid Le Grand Dérangement.
I may not be Native American, but I will share my culture with the Natives and will happily help them. I know some peoples mistreat native Americans. It not right.
Much Love & Peace✊🏿✊🏾✊🏻
Amazing! Thanks! Greetings from the Czech republic, Central Europe!
Greetings from tibet
We look very similar to you guys!
Hope you dont get put in a concentration camp
We have the same genetic makeup ✊🏾
Because they are Asians too‼️
Are you Stupid? Siberians are similar
Native Americans.mongol, yakuts, tuva, Buryat, Kazakh
Of coarse Hitler's hiding in Tibet...where else would he be....get the hell out blond wanna be
Proud to be native aztec blooded indigionous PEOPLE own the americas anyone else are the real immigrants
💪🏽 #BROWNPOWER
@Vlavitir glutginskiya
Theirs still
Native american here so wats youre point?
@Abraham Shekelbergstien what are you saying iş fucking stupid, man.... You talk like a fucking ignorant... That native boi iş right (even if I am white)...!!!
I’m half white and native sooo sometimes idk what to be proud of
I heard that the Mayan and Aztec languages are as much different as English is to Chinese.
There are 62 indigenous groups in Mexico, each with their own unique language. The Mayas and the Aztecs are the more well-known and prominent groups.
biscoito1r no shit. They're completely different people. The Aztecs are from the what today is considered the southwestern U.S.A., Mayans were in southern Mexico since like 3000 years ago. There's many tribes in Mexico that are not aztec at all. You must be white to be that ignorant.
no shit sherlock
Purepecha kicked Aztecs asses
HipHipJorge ! The Aztecs aren't from central Mexico, they settled their from the north
I'm 80% Mayan and 20 % Spanish
thats so cool... hope you find yourself a wife with also such a high percentage ... that would actually be so cool since sadly thats so rare.
+HipHopJorge no doubt about it! i did read about how in a few countries the majority have more native blood but i also learned that those countries are the norm. The majority of latin countries tend to have more people who are more mixed or predominantly iberian as suuposed to predominantly (over 50/60 percent) native ancestry and in most of those countries you can only find predominantly natives in certain regions. That being said countries like Mexico, Peru, guatemala and bolivia have a huge native population so i would assume that in those countries its not hard to find someone who is predominatly native as supposed to european
+HipHopJorge ! it really is fascinating. Central and Latin america, especially is so diverse in terms of orign, culture, race and everything. One of the many reasons why it annoys me when people speak as if latinos are monotholic when they are so diverse. Thank you for explaining :)
I'm pretty much the other way around.
who are mayans and what is their culture i would like to know
First of all let me congratulate for the video. You managed to be objective with a well written text and maps. You kind of overlooked the native brazilians (tupi-guarani were the majority, but there were hundreds other tribes), but I understand, time was short. Guarani is widely spoken today in Paraguay. The cool thing about brazilians is that our people is composed by natives, europeans and africans, creating a unique culture. I´m half european and the other half certainly has native and african blood.
Just one thing:
"Which group do you think is the most interesting?" You meant no harm with this naive question. I´d rather think all groups are interesting, don´t you agree?
Inca Indeginous Quechua indian from Ecuador, excited to have come across this video thanxs
My ancestors were native Europeans from Czechia, Switzerland, and Germany. I’m proud of my beautiful heritage!
Do you live in America?
Victor Rayas yeah
@@emilykortan1740 Nice it's crazy to think so many Europeans immigrated to this beautiful land of ours.
@@emilykortan1740 Do you know when they came to the USA.
Victor Rayas mid 19th century I believe
They are referred to as "Indian" because Columbus thought he had landed in India.
That is correct. and until the day he died he still thought he had.
north america & the americas was originally named Yndias(Americas) & Yndias del Norte(North America) and lndians originates from Yndias.
@@harrymcnicholas9468 Yeah right, Columbus landed on an Island, not a continent. He thought he was in East Indies Islands.
Just bad navigation on his part. It was John Cabot who figured out a new continent had been discovered and later Americus made a map and from him came America.
the spanish named the united states "Yndias del Norte" at the beginning (1575)
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Thanks for this beautiful educational many people they don’t have any clues Mexican are the native America great job
Maryam Al-ghazali Ik ppl are stupid asf when it comes to things like that
Of Mexico only.
You are so right
@@ollieholt6044 The first Americans were the Europeans. Many people were in the New World during the 1500's but when the Europeans made America in 1776 a War was started by the Indians in a attempt to drive the Europeans out which failed. The Europeans have been the Conquers of the Indians, Mexicans, and British. America is a Country of progress, inventions, farming for centuries.
@Flaco Guerrero A few Mexicans but not all are Natives.
I'm very impressed with your passing on of knowledge, thank you keep up the good work, keep us informed. Up until my first DNA test I was raised to think I was of Spanish decent! I took pride of being descendant from the "Conquistadors" the great conquerors of a continent? Personally I'm not proficient in Spanish language and now that I'm aware of DNA results I will never learn and I hope the language becomes extinct! When I discovered I had more Amerindian DNA than Spanish but I have equal amount of Portuguese (another horrible people) I was in shock. So much so I submitted to another DNA test from another company. The results were the same and that motivated me to study and research history of the western hemisphere. I always had an interest in history , mostly Greek and Rome that was jammed down our throat here in North America! for 12 years I've read everything I could and "God bless" google and you tube for making available the hidden stories of history of the world. I have learned facts that have given me shame and sadness, shame because I once ridiculed the people that I am and embraced the people that have done monstrous atrocities to Real Americans to satisfy their greed for gold. Sometimes knowing is a terrible thing, it brings to mind horrible thoughts and at times knowing has caused me much sadness. To my distress there are times I can actually feel the pain my ancestors suffered at the hands of Europeans. But knowledge is very important, I've learned to embrace the truth both good and bad. So, young man, keep spreading the knowledge.
So Mestiso is like the Canadian Métis. First Nations aboriginals who intermarried with European colonizers.
Or were raped
Can't wait to see how the Standing Rock solar project will go. Would love a video on positive community actions like this among tribes across the US.
I grew up in Colorado went to school with Native American kids my entire time growing up amd actually went to tribal lands of the 4 corner area with the church I grew up with, as a group as a missionary to convert Native peoples to Christianity at like 12 years old I got to play and laugh just have fun with Navajo and Hopi kids, one I my fondest memories, I got to ride a titer toter with this girl that was so sweet later at night they had a bon fire and Native traditional dances at the end of this, the kids got to dance, earlier I got embarrsed I was so shy, this sweet girl walked over held out her hand to get me dance with the kids, she just smiled with her hand out, I jumped up and held on and danced the first time in my life. That's a happy teary memory for me. I have studied the cultures and feel blessed by understanding there religious beliefs and the stories of origins etc.. I'm 62 yrs old in 2 weeks, and my plan is to move near the 4 corners area now one of my best friends in SoCAL is a Lacota Suix and know their struggles since General Custer has suffered to this day the most isolated and poorest counties in the US, they don't have casinos in northern Wyoming I have Cherokee friends in high school played foot ball growing up with these friends no one thought anything different Kevin William Rudy and Jr. My own cousins are Native American Mexican/Spaniard descent the family is from the Aragon Islands in the Meditrainian side by Barcelona the last name is Arogon they had a 300 acre sheep ranch running sheep up and down the Rio Grande I am weird I guess, Colorado had lots of Spanish ranches from FT. Collins to the New Mexico border, the rich river valley that run out of the Rocky Mtns the east goes to the Missippi by means of the South Platt Rv. and to the Gulf via the Colorado Rv. The rich ethnic diversity I have lived around is my blessing, love is a good thing for humans to share, I have mostly experienced that in my life, the Native people are kind generous and loving when that's what they get from another human the Navajo teaching is all the 5 finger beings are of one family created by God we are suppose to help those who need our help with compassion, men are suppose to help each other and give each other respect, this traditional teaching is the same exact thing I myself live by I belive the world is going to be a much better place in the near future and if enough humans get on the same frequency of Love, it takes effort, I believe all our family can do this, it's not about religion, it's about the human condition of spirit or soul, is equal part to the mind body, we are here to experience to find out who we are, by natural means of concious growth, the journey is to be lived fully, with joy and happiness, to learn what Love really is. That energy that spiritually is unexplainable to science, who wishes to deny the father creator the great spirit that breathed life into our kind. What ever, how ever your spirit agrees with, by what ever means that is, that each individual grasps in the awareness in the hearts minds deepest truth, I know these only these words to express myself. God is not some old dusty dude sitting in the chair with a long white beard down to his knees, demanding we worship him or go to hell, the reason many turn away is by the focus of fear and negativity in the controlled delusion other men imposed on others humans, that's religion and dogma, that has nothing to do with how my spirit feels about God. How is a real man, that is a human father living? A protector, teacher, overseeing of the raising, educating, loving his childeren like a real man, providing for all their needs, self sacrifice to his entire family, is his priority unselfishly, with pride, being the leader and servant to provide to his best ability, to the family he loyally a part of. Rapped up in one energy of unconditional love, on purpose with intent. He is rich by the number of people who he loves and that he is respected by thar loves by the only human factor of wealth, worthy in my heart of hearts. I know my human father worked several jobs to provide and worked his behind off the best he could, with out a doubt pride being his son. This is my example of what I wish to pass down to those I love. Understand this is how God is in a conciousness that goes beyond that of human, I willingly need my creator father in my life doing all those things I mentioned in a human father, but by faith know who I am, his beloved son, yes learn disciplined the old fashioned way. That verse that startes Ye though I walk threw the valley of the shadow of death, I fear no evil, like the image of the Angel of God with wings descending upon that evil valley, because I have been disciplined by thy rod and staff, that knowledge comforts me greatly. His love has guided me, tought me all those things he had already provided before hand and showed when I needed it not early not late, on time perfectly. This is how my father God is in my heart, I don't have to convert anyone, as humans if we are sensitive to our spirit, because it knows the great spirit already communicates etc.. modern society in all its science can't explain jack, it cannot deny this connection, designed into all the 5 fingered beings, great and small we are his childeren, we become aware at some level, how many lives it takes to awaken, is unknown, 1 probably doesn't cover it well enough, is how I feel at 62. Life's been good (God) to me.. get it? The kingdom of God is within each of us, we are the temple he desires, we are his to give and receive love freely, given our freewill, we choose or not to be part of this human experience as it is our experience, without some one having to let me know the words I have arewhat is tought I really don't know how to express the emotions and feeling of this, to come across right, it's inside, outside all around us, trees, rocks, the soil we are all connected together, the animals all things gets it? Love is all he matters spiritually to learn what that is, is easy to learn, to give it unconditionally is the tuff part.
I LOVE AMERINDIAN!!!!!!
My Grandmother said "I was born an Indian I will die an Indian!", meaning when she was born that was the English language name for her ancestry
(not implying her people were people of the country of India..
@ that time-frame of her birth they knew they weren't the same "Indians")
Given this new term ,"Ameriandian", I will wear it proud!
Landon Breeden - Me too I was born an Indian, and we always called each other that, it’s only been in a few decades where it’s become a problem. It’s just a name, as long as it’s not offensive or racist, then it’s not that big of a deal, but call people what they want to be called, right?
Thank you for this very informative video, I'm a proud Native American (Comanche, Kickapoo and Purepecha) most of the terms used is to describe Canada and US first nations and completely ignore the rest of the hemisphere nations.
I am half Kalinago, natives to the Caribbean alongside our Taino brothers
Look like a nigga to me...
Mikey' Michael 2 black great grandparents
Créole Jr you made my point
Yeah. ½ native, ¼ black, ⅛ white & ⅛ Indian
Créole Jr. you are a. mutt. means. mix black with some thing else
Quechua-Cusco Peru and Huichole-Mexica
Proud to be from these 2 tribes. My wife is 100% k'ichè- mayan making my 3 boys Inca, Mexica and Mayan
There's a cool fact also that the country of Paraguay is the only country in the Americas that has a native American language at a national level, along with Spanish.
@Aztec Warrior yeah but their languages are not official as is the Guaraní in Paraguay. So stfu
Im Bolivian and 98 % indigenous cool . My mom speaks Quechua hopefully I can learn some of it
I'm a mixtec. 💪
Hell ya bra Tacooos for life
thank you so much!!! im sick and tired of people calling us Indians when we're clearly not
@Bad Cattitude tf is wrong with you
I don't like it either, even though I am mainly of European origin. I don't like it because it's not factually correct. I prefer saying Native Americans because it's true.
Yes. In fact, Cristoforo Colombo called them Indian because he thought he was in India, when the truth is that he indeed just got lost.
You’re ASIAN
Demure Darling you’re DUMB
My tribe is going extinct with only 24,000 members who are 1/8 or greater left in the world. R.I.P Tohono O’odham
duckie cuppie. Which tribe ?
Fredy Ortiz - she said it, her tribe is Tohono O'odham (it's a tribe in Arizona & Sonora, Mexico)
Selena Gomez Acapella. AH.....I see. I should have recognized it. It does have a sound that is common in that area.
then these tribes need more children. than your tribe can surive
fight for your ancestors and for your chidlren
greetings from vietnam
Are you sure? Cuz I'm in Tucson and have met more Tohono than Yaquis or anyone else.
Although I’m only 2% Native American, I’m trying to figure out where it came from. I’m thinking Mexico possibly since I have distant Mexican Cousins 🤷🏽♂️
first, your ancestors arrived in north america from west africa more than 400 years ago, then she or he met an 'indian' and made a kid... now that offspring has indian and west african dna in him or her... so when that offspring grew up, he or she procreated with people that were around him or she...
ln this case, it would be bIacks cause the indians were fighting and getting kiIIed by the angIos. cause you know the 'indians' wouId rather Fight and die, than live like a SIave or be a SIave. That's how you got your 2% Native American.
Naw brother turn this all upside down you are 98% indigenous to the America’s and 2% European from them coming to the America’s and one of ur ancestors being raped by the colonizers!
@@spirittruckerjudah3205 lol so he isnt african he indigenous REALLY so did his ppl get raped when the native Americans owned them are you not aware of that history
TrolandoTV 2% is like half of one of my ass cheeks 😂✊🏾
Honey 2% let it go
salute from turkey we love our red monicans brothers so much , their cultures their sense of warrior charecter, their visual looking also their ablitiy of riding a horse remind us just like mongolian tribes
I'm mestizo and 30% Kichwa from Ecuador. My family has lost many of its traditions since the colonization but I'm working on bringing them back. Saludos a mis primos ecuatorianos!
Since you mentioned the Chippewa (Ojibwe) you gotta do a video on the Algonquin ethnolanguage group and how the Eastern Tribes (3 Fires Confederacy, Cherokee Nation, Iroquois Confederacy, etc) are somewhat distinct, at least in terms of political leans, from other tribal societies in the Americas.
I'm Algonquin
You did a really nice job and high accuracy, thank you.
Most mestizos are actually native americans. The culture in Latin America is very hispano-centric, leading to Amerindians trying to be more white by claiming white heritage.
Latino refers to their first language. Spanish. Non Hispanics speak dialecto,
I descend from the Lenca tribe in Honduras, as a mestizo, I cannot forget my native blood.
Tah-eeh-noh. You did a great job,as always, but this is the correct pronunciation of Taino.
"With few exceptions, the North American native cultures were much more widely dispersed than the Mayan, Aztec, and Incan societies, and did not have their population size or organized social structures. Although the cultivation of corn had made its way north, many Indians still practiced hunting and gathering. Horses, first introduced by the Spanish, allowed the Plains Indians to more easily follow and hunt the huge herds of bison. A few societies had evolved into relatively complex forms, but they were already in decline at the time of Christopher Columbus’s arrival."
Mexicans are MesoAmerican according to History and Science, not Native American.
native Americans are all indigenous peoples of the America’s. According to anthropologists and ethnographers, let alone the large amount of historical publications that you wish to ignore.
Really? In decline when Columbus arrived? Why not post the sources of your information?
@@macarde10 You ask for links with facts when they are clearly posted directly above you asking for them. Learn to read and research. Nobody cares about your opinions.
@@setlife6380 says the person who feels the need to reply to my correcting his fallacies.
You still havnt posted any sources, let alone links. I’m looking forward to reading them!
Mixteco/Mexica and solo since I was born in NYC , I’m a Mexica born in Mohican land!
The lord bless our natives brothers sisters around the world 🌎....extra love and respect to our natives American from 🇺🇸 so much respect ❤
I am a native American. I was born in the USA from parents that were legally in the country and go back generations.
we wuz olmecs n shieeeeet xD
That Internet Kid lol I'm a mestizo, and I dont like that anymore as you see in my profile pic and if y'all got your culture then good because I'm sick and tired of seeing your race tryna claim to be every race smh
Jerson Perez ur clearly partially black somewhere with those curls and don't try to say they come from the Taino or European stop bitching about "negros" most black people don't thing blacks were natives or even know what a Olmec is so stop just cuz a few blacks do think this don't judge them all
-Yaghan guy: “Honey, I’m going fishing, I’ll be back.”
-Wife: “You’re forgetting your underwear, it’s freezing outside!”
-Yaghan guy: “Meh!” 🤪😂
I feel like I've been "Rick Rolled" I'm new to this channel, and you got a big, old, voice, for a very young man.😂 Excellent video(s) I'm learning quite a bit.