How 5 Iconic Landmarks Got Their Names 

You should do countries with similar name: Guinea and Papua New Guinea Great Britain and Brittany Switzerland and Sweden Wales and Gaul/Gallia (in Romanian we call Wales "Țara galilor" (Land of the Gals) and Gaul "Galia" (which people we also call Gals), is there a connection? Wales and Wallachia (also is there proof that Wallachians didn't call themselves Romanians?) Also in Romanian we call Latvia "Letonia" so it could be interseting to see a video on it with either Lithuania or Estonia or all three of them Turkey and Turkmenistan Pakistan, Turkmenistan, Kazakstan, ... Georgia the US State and Georgia the Country Indians (India) and Native Americans

Name Explain, in the beginning clip about supporting your channel, subscribe is misspelled. Idk how long it’s been like that but it’s just something I noticed

Charles Rushmore didn't discover the mountain. The mountain was called the Six Grandfathers. It was a holy place that was stolen after being promised to the Lakota and then defaced.

Aztecs of south america are news to me

Tubmaster 5000 wait, I thought it was Big Dick

I thought they made that in the 1960's???

aren't all build monuments not already covered with logo's? As long as people have build major objects it was always for someone who wanted to have his or her logo (seal/coat of arms) be featured on it. especially king really wanted to have there coat of arms plastered all over there monuments for the pure reason so they could boast about it. and in most cases the main build master will have his name placed on a few key stones as well.

*blessed ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

*blursed

Dude they conquered it like 50 years before. Three tribes had it since the White man came.

@@scottanderson8167 stop trying to protect the KKK, the Oceti Sakowin's sacred mountain was and is sacred and theirs, despite what that crazy racist governor says.

Michael Turner: Don’t forget the famous hotel Luxor in Las Vegas which is a giant glass pyramid with the extremely bright xenon skylight shining straight up that can be seen from space

sure there isn't a R in there???

I was thinking kermet like the frog. Kind of a joke.

they do, The Six Grandfathers

The Sioux were around Lake Superior until the seventeenth century, so there's a good chance someone was there before them.

I was about to comment this, is it that hard for Europeans to tell the difference?

And how is that pronounced?

@@itssaad8663 I literally just said how it's pronounced

Solutionizer pronounced like the sh in “shoot”

Khalid Saleh yeah it means nothing arabic wtf

the RP sound (aka the BBC accent) has a softer "thhhuuur" for "the" than standard American English "THee" for "The". some British accents/ dialects sound more like the American especially up north

@@SantomPh thank you

was probably thinking Inca

You are quite right. That was me being stupid. Thank you!

the one San Francisco sends its sidewalk poop to.

Thunder_Bug _ would have ended different if the natives hadn’t given up their guns. Who’s laughing now!

Scott Anderson they had guns. And the US military gunned them down.

no it isn't. It is a border marker between Pakistan proper and China proper. Baltistan is not claimed by India as it is not part of Kashmir and the peak is actually close to an undisputed border, namely with the Indian state of Ladakh. K2 straddles Pakistan and China's Xinjiang region, India has no claim to this border.

@@SantomPh That’s the exact opposite of the truth. Baltistan’s actual name is Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. Pakistan has been illegally occupying it for a while. It is claimed by India. India is the rightful owner of the land. The LoC isn’t the actual border recognized by India. It’s just the end of Indian control.

Helgali Adam ruins everything ?

Knowing better?

there's no bomb attached to that clock though...

Slightly above average sized Patrick

You just had to do it

Kashmir for kashmiris.

it's not disputed at all in that area. You're thinking north of the disputed area-with borders that touch Afghanistan, China and even Ladakh.

You are not serious?

@@PalkkiTT maybe I am, maybe I’m not ;) I would settle for changing the name of the planet to Planet Trump!

Hope you are not but I think it was a joke.

Stfu... no one cares about your shitty indian bias. Kashmir is shared by pakistan and india, although kashmir should be for kashmiris

you are clearly not possessed of any brains. K2 is in Baltistan which is north of Kashmir and Ladakh. The area has zero Indian presence and only has Pakistani and Chinese military and civilians. grow up. Rectify your blank brain.

Baltistan is in POK which is a part of India even before its creation

@@rishabtalukdar2002 POK?

@@RailwayPenguin Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. Illegally occupied, that is.