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You could do a follow up topic on how the Northwest Territory became Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Illinois, and Wisconsin Territories and got statehood. That would work well with your maps and videos. I love historical maps. Plus you could tell us which cities like Cincinnati and Detroit are from older settlements and forts and which ones came later.
8:20 Is there any particular reason why most of Ohio in this theoretical scenario is still shown as being part of the U.S., with only the northwestern portion part of Great Britain?
Well, if Minneapolis want to get rid of ICE their welcome to come back. We would never dare to try to take it, but the option could be open depending on how they feel about the choice. Aside, nice to see a realistic depiction of Rupert's Land
all i knew is the U.S. secured control of these lands decades before Canada became a unified nation and this video answered many questions in my mind kudos to
Knowledgia
Very interesting i knew a lot of things about that region , but not that much at the same time . Your video brings us more knowledge !!! And as always everything is great . Keep going on
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Pre colonists it ALL belonged to the native people of America. Wasn't that long ago.
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