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Transcripts For CSPAN3 U.S. Policy Towards American Indians 20240711

The origins and migrations of the first human inhabitants of these lands. And from millennia the history and political structures of indigenous america developed and solidified through long processes of power conflict collaboration and migration. Thousands of cultures and nations have come and gone and thousands remain today. The postcolonial history of the americas its a relatively recent development in the long view. The past several centuries have had profound impacts on the course of humanity. When european colonists came to what they called the new world they brought disease. Warfare alien ideas about religion and morality and they created a concept that defined people by the colors of their skins and their regions of origins. Concept that called race the codeveloped along with african slavery an ongoing wars against Indigenous Peoples. Centuries of conflict and struggle would follow and by the time Thomas Jefferson was born and what his english people called, virginia. This confl

Transcripts For CSPAN3 U.S. Policy Towards American Indians 20240711

Hello, and thank you for joining us for another live stream here from monticello. Im Brandon Dillard manager of historic interpretation here. And today well be starting a conversation about indigenous history and politics as they relate to Jefferson Monticello and the early republic of the United States. Todays topic is far too broad to cover in one brief conversation. And well likely just scratch the surface of this complex enriched subject. In spite of a narrative of American History that is often told as though everything began in 1492. The history of north america is far older and more complex. It began at least 12,000 years ago although scholars argue on the origins and migrations of the first human inhabitants of these lands. And from millennia the history and political structures of indigenous america developed and solidified through long processes of power conflict collaboration and migration. Thousands of cultures and nations have come and gone and thousands remain today. The

Transcripts For CSPAN2 Book Discussion On Independence Lost 20150919

here is a detailed look at the declaration of independence. i m so excited to be appear. thank you for coming so much. i was asked to give a talk and they were a group of descendents of officers of the american revolution on the american side. i thought what on earth am i going to tell the society about the american revolution but they do not already know very well? in the research of the first book i came across the battle battle of the american revolution that took place in mobile and baton rouge and i thought maybe they don t know so much about these. i would have to admit they had their happy hour before the talk i interpreted it as an excitement about the subject and very few historians know about it so i m going to be reading from the book and talking and then we ll have questions and answers at the end. let me set the stage for you in pensacola and 74. pensacola was the capital of the british colony in west florida. that doesn t make any sense. i hope it will all bec

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