17th Century Potpourri, Indigenous Edition

This is another potpourri episode, about the 17th century, this time focusing on Indigenous nations. The bulk of the episode concerns the Beaver/Iroquois/Haudenosaunee wars, but there are a couple of broader-picture scenarios as well.

1. Fallout for Canada from Indigenous-British wars to the south (Pequot, King Philip);
2. New France and the Haudenosaunee reach peace early and avoid the Beaver Wars;
3. The Wyandot-Haudenosaunee War;
4. The Fall of New France (Haudenosaunee capture Quebec);
5. Greater European-Indigenous hostility (Content warning: genocide)

Links for Dale Cozort:

http://www.dalecozort.com/
https://www.amazon.ca/American-Indian-Victories-Dale-Cozort-ebook/dp/B009XCGWVM

Opening Theme: "Another Place" by Score Squad

Outro: From "Oh Canaduh" by Nomeansno, covering the Subhumans

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Email: [email protected]

Wikipedia should not be used as a source:

Beaver Wars
Demographic history of Quebec
Wampanoag
First Abenaki War
King Philip's War
Pequot War
Narragansett people
First Abenaki War
Niantic people

University of Google:

The Arrival of the Europeans: 17th Century Wars - Canada.ca
The Abenaki People – Fighting the English – Legends of America
Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) | The Canadian Encyclopedia

Printed Material:

Philip Marchand - Ghost Empire