How The Comanche Tribe Really Gained Their Power #NativeAmerican #History #horses

The Comanche nation were nomadic hunter-gatherers until they encountered horses. Then their power grew.

[esperanzamorales]

No wonder my dad was a true cowboy! He could break, shoe, brand, and ride any kind of horse. One time while trying to break a horse, the horse bit my dad, my dad just bit him back. My dad always wore a mustache because he had a scar above his upper lip from being thrown by a horse he was breaking. He said a horse would never break him. My grandpa was a medicine man, wish they were still here.

[robertjutton]

Probably the most bad ass native Americans

[anneillerbrun]

My Turkic ancestors tamed the horse out on the Steppe where riding horses made sense. No one lived out on the Prairie until they were pressed by colonization to do so at the same time the лаша showed up. It's the logic of intelligent People. FYI our Ute ancestors started the northward journey from Peru. Doing the 4 circles around the Land. Like all Ute did for a millennia. Eastern Ute were wiped out in a great mound builder finale. by the colonists. D' good thing the western Ute remained on the prairie.

[MikeHunt-foow]

the ones in alaska rode bears on land and orcas at sea

[Cindo-xy]

I know a few of their descendants from the old neighborhood and such. They ain't no quit in them

[jeffreyyounger]

Comanche native, one of the most aggressive warriors of 17 and 18 centuries!!

[anneillerbrun]

The Comanche are speaking Uto-Aztecan so that tells me they were of the many groups that were escaping this "civilization" of the Aztec. So to compare them with what they loathe is just plain foolish. Most people still have no idea what has happened, is happening and where humanity is headed.

[haroldmorrow]

Amazing, the Comanche were masters of the horse after the European expansion had already begun sweeping across the Continent. Their cruelty against other tribes is also well documented.

[yasminenazarine]

They're good with horse 🐎🐎 riding

[annihernandez-hull]

As a Comanche, none of this is accurate

[JamesBaker-qh]

All that was brought to a halt when their horses were slaughtered in Palo Duro Canyon.

[jassen]

Aztec empire before black and White America

[John-nvr]

So the Comanches owe the Spaniards alot.

[yasminenazarine]

They look like south American Mexican Latinos People 🤨

[anthonyconino]

You would be amazed at how many people in this country think that south Americans have always spoke English, and that horses have always been here 😅. It's not funny, really. It's sad.

[thechiefwildhorse]

It's funny how Europeans make these shorts but have no idea what they are talking about lol
-COMANCHE NATION

[Tepaneca]

Related to Mexicans and Aztecs who themselves were said to have migrated to Mexico from the southwest region.

[dbn]

It's not true that the Spanish introduced the horse to the first nations. That's white man's teachings.

[tanyastanley]

African amercia people are the indigenous people they were not African amercian cause we was always here

[daddy]

I wonder if the US military took the term"adapt and overcome" from this tribe?
It would not surprise me in the least.