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Iroquois History and Legends

36 The American Revolution I: Founding Grandfathers

Iroquois History and Legends

Andrew James Cotter

Canadian History, Iroquois, History, North American History, First Nations, Religion & Spirituality, American History, Education, Six Nations, Native America, Christianity, Native American, Indian History, Colonial History, Haudenosaunee

4.8697 Ratings

🗓️ 20 September 2017

⏱️ 30 minutes

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Summary

We begin our series on the American Revolution.  We discuss some of the influences the Six Nations had on the Founding Fathers were leading up to 1776.  Also we say goodbye to Sir William Johnson and see the rise of two Mohawk siblings known as Joseph and Molly Brant.

Sources:

THE PAPERS OF SIR WILLIAM JOHNSON BY WILLIAM JOHNSON 1774

Minutes of the Second Contitential Congress 1776

IROQUOIS DIPLOMACY ON THE EARLY AMERICAN FRONTIER BY TIMOTHY J. SHANNON

 



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0:00.0

Hello and welcome to Iroquois History and Legends. I'm Andrew. And I am Caleb.

0:17.0

And welcome to episode 36, The American Revolution, Part 1. Finally. We should probably

0:24.2

recap last week a little bit, Andrew, and what kind of let us hear? Last time we mentioned that

0:29.2

Logan, a Cayuga Mingo man, kind of had his whole family killed by Good for Nothing settlers,

0:35.1

and that in turn sparked Lord Dunmore's War in the Virginia,

0:38.9

Ohio country in 1774. So this week we're going to cover what's going on the two years

0:44.7

leading up to the American Revolution. If you're just joining us, I would highly recommend

0:50.1

going back and starting at our first episode of the French and Indian War,

1:01.2

because in my opinion, the French and Indian War and the Revolutionary War really tie in great together.

1:02.6

They really set each other up.

1:04.5

So I think that you won't be so lost.

1:07.5

If you're just interested in Revolutionary War history, that's great.

1:11.1

But if you've got time, swing on over and check out some of our earlier episodes and then we do have two episodes in between these wars that kind

1:16.0

of fill in the gap that's going on with the native peoples which ends up

1:19.3

explaining what leads to the American Revolution as well we're gonna throw

1:22.8

some disclaimers out right now this series we're doing on the American Revolution

1:26.5

is not focused on the American

1:29.3

Revolution per se. We're going to focus on how the Haudi Nishone were involved in this conflict,

1:35.1

and they're involved quite a bit. But we're not going to be covering battles in South Carolina

1:39.6

or diplomacy with Benjamin Franklin in France, or you name it.

1:45.7

Anything that ties in with the Native Americans in the Northeast is going to be central.

1:50.2

But we think that you're going to learn a lot from that.

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