Ashkan Journeys

Hello Guys, My name is Ashkan, and Welcome to this Video! 😊📽️ In this video, we are going to be briefly familiar with the history of the Discovery of America land; specifically, we are going to review that how the USA was discovered by European explorers 500 years ago, and how the different European nations including the Dutch, Spanish, English, and French, reached to the New World Land, and started to colonize those areas; additionally, the interactions and trades that became to existence with the Native American tribes that were living there. North and South America were first explored, found, and settled many thousands of years before Christopher Columbus was born. In fact, many archeologists now think that the first people to live in North America came as long as 40,000 years ago. Waves of people from Asia may have crossed a land bridge that linked Siberia and Alaska at that time. Generations of people moved south from the Arctic Circle to the southern tip of South America over a long period of time. The first Americans, also called Native Americans, changed to fit the different environments they found. They split up into hundreds of tribes, spoke different languages, and had different ways of life. The number of Native Americans in the Americas in the 1490s is estimated to have been anywhere from 50 million to 75 million. Some tribes had more complicated cultures and societies where thousands of people lived and worked together. In the Southwest, the Pueblos lived in buildings with more than one story and built complex irrigation systems for farming. The Woodland Native Americans did well east of the Mississippi River because they had a lot of food. Cultures that built mounds, like the Adena, Hopewell, and Mississippian, grew up in the valleys of the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers and in other places. Many permanent settlements grew up, and they were kept going by hunting, fishing, and farming. The largest was Cahokia, which was near where East St. Louis, Illinois, is now. It had as many as 30,000 people living there. Hope You Enjoy the Video! ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ©️DISCLAIMER 📸The pictures of the paintings demonstrated in this educational video is considered as Royalty-Free images, is allowed to freely use without copyright infringement.

Hello Guys! In this video, we are going to be familiar with the "SA-6 Gainful", also known as "Buk-M2", or "2k12 Kub", a Russian iconic low to mid-level Air Defense System, that was initially designed, developed and built during the 1960s. We are going to know how the SA-6 Gainful air defense systems works as well as getting to know why this Russian military Air Defense System is called 2k12 Cube (or Kub). Hope You Enjoy Watching It! ------------------------------------------ 📽️VIDEO DISCLAIMER The footage shown in the video is government-released and is free to use. 🎵MUSIC DISCLAIMER 🔊 License: You’re free to use this song in your videos, but you must include the following credits in your video's description (Copy & Paste): 🔻 "Ghostrifter Official - Resurgence" is under a Creative Commons (cc-by) license https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoRh... Music promoted by BreakingCopyright: https://youtu.be/tSFSPZ3BcNw 🔺 -------------------------------------------------------------------------

The Constitution sets up the structure of the federal government and divides power between the legislative, executive, and judicial branches. It also spells out the rights and freedoms of the American people and tells the 50 states what powers they can keep as sovereign nations. If a law passed by the federal government or by one of the states goes against the Constitution, it is not constitutional and doesn't apply. History of the Constitution In the early 1600s, English Pilgrims crossed the Atlantic Ocean to start settlements (colonies) along the eastern coast of the North American continent. During the first 100 years, relations between England and the colonies were good for both sides and worked well. While the colonies stayed loyal to England and ran on their own, England gave them military protection, a way to handle money, and a place to trade goods. But when George III became King of England in 1760 and started imposing harsh laws, taxes, and trade restrictions on the colonies, many colonists' feelings toward England changed from friendship to anger and hostility. The slogan "No Taxation Without Representation" showed how worried they were about the new King and his new rules and taxes, which they thought were being put on them without giving them a chance to be heard in the British Parliament. A famous event called "The Boston Tea Party" shows how worried the colonists were. A group of colonists dressed up as Native Americans, boarded British ships that brought tea to the colonies, and dumped the tea into the Boston Harbor to protest a British tax on imported tea. In response, the British Parliament passed a set of laws called "The Intolerable Acts of 1774" by the colonists. One of these laws said that ships couldn't go in or out of Boston Harbor until the colonies paid England back for the lost tea. Another law said that the colonists had to let the English soldiers into their homes when they came to put down the rebellion.

Hello! Welcome to this Video; ✈️ In this video, we are going to be introduced with the "Boeing B-29 Superfortress", one of the most iconic US and the World Strategic Bombers, that contributed to the World War II, and helped the Allied Forces against the Axis Powers front. The Bomber was in many theatres during the World War 2 and provided significant assistance in order for the Allied Forces to overcome the Nazi Germany and its allies. The Boeing B-29 Superfortress, is an American heavy bomber with four engines and propellers. It was designed by Boeing, and mostly flown by the US during World War II and the Korean War. The Superfortress got its name from its predecessor, the B-17 Flying Fortress. It was made for high-altitude strategic bombing, but it was also good at low-altitude incendiary bombing at night, and dropping naval mines to blockade. The atomic bombs that were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, were dropped by B-29s, which are the only planes that have ever used nuclear weapons in battle. The B-29 was one of the biggest planes used in World War II. It was made with state-of-the-art technology, such as a pressurized cabin, dual-wheeled tricycle landing gear, and an analog computer-controlled fire-control system, that let one gunner and a fire-control officer control four remote machine gun turrets. The B-29 program, was the most expensive of the war, because it cost $3 billion to design and make, which is equivalent to $45 billion today. This is much more than the $1.9 billion cost of the Manhattan Project. The B-29's advanced design meant that it could be used for many different things throughout the 1950s. After 3,970 were made, the type was taken out of service in the early 1960s. ✈️ Hope You Enjoy It!

✈️✈️In this video, we are going to review why the United States Never allowed theF-22 Raptor, a legendary stealth fighter, to be exported. There is a consensus among aviation experts that the F-22 Raptor is the most capable air superiority fighter jet in the world. The F-22 is a stealth aircraft of the 5th generation and bundles some astonishing technologies into a platform that is highly nimble and can travel at supersonic speeds. However, there are a number of aspects that make it a very peculiar aircraft. In spite of the fact that it is the most effective in its function, the Pentagon has decided to purchase only 186 of the originally planned 750 aircraft. In addition, Congress closed the market to any potential purchasers by prohibiting Lockheed Martin, the aircraft's manufacturer, from ever selling the aircraft in international markets. Hope You Enjoy It!