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Supply Line: Survive or Fail — The Coastal Race After 1492 | America Before America (Ep.3)

SUPPLY LINE. SURVIVE OR FAIL. After 1492, the Atlantic becomes a working road—but every road depends on stops, ports, and resupply. In Episode 3 of America Before America, we follow the map as a fragile transatlantic supply line turns the coastline into a racetrack. Whoever can hold ports and river-mouth gateways can reach the interior. Whoever can’t… collapses. But this story isn’t about “empty land.” Indigenous nations already held deep knowledge of rivers, trails, seasons, and chokepoints—and those existing networks shaped who could move, trade, survive, and expand. In this episode you’ll see: Why ports decide survival more than bravery Why river mouths are gateways to the interior How supply lines create power—and vulnerability Why networks stack on networks (new routes over older systems) How local knowledge and alliances shape the coastal race If you enjoy map-driven history rooted in evidence, subscribe—because Episode 4 moves the board inland: confluences, trails, forts, and the fight for survival routes. Series/Album: America Before America Ep.1: Before 1492 — The Trade Web That Connected North America Ep.2: 1492 Shockwave — When Two Worlds Collided Chapters 00:00 Hook — Supply Line: Survive or Fail 01:20 Setup — From Sea Road to Coastal Racetrack 02:39 Act 1 — Southern Hubs & Coastal Stops 04:15 Act 2 — Northern Gateways Into the Interior 06:08 Act 3 — The Resupply Problem (Why Footholds Collapse) 07:43 Act 4 — Indigenous Networks, Knowledge & Alliances 09:03 Act 5 — Ports = Power (How the Map Gets “Stamped”) 09:35 Cliffhanger — Episode 4: The Fight for the Interior #AmericaBeforeAmerica #historydocumentary #maphistory #historicalmaps #After1492