Narration - \"The Oklahomans\" **Dramatic, Movie Trailer read for Documentary**
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EnglishVoice Age
Middle Aged (35-54)Accents
North American (Canadian-General) North American (General) North American (US General American - GenAM)Transcript
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It was always the land. A second chance when the first immigrants came from Asia thousands of years ago, when Coronado Conquistador searched for the seven cities of gold. When the Americans compass *** for Thomas Jefferson is part of the Louisiana Purchase. The Santa Fe Trail, the California road with five great Indian Republicans, want their trails of tears and made one final stand for their independence. When the Plains tribes fought, American pioneers and each other then were confined to reservations as the Buffalo soldiers and other African Americans struggle for justice and full rights as Americans, it was always big land, a wild with big dreamers who never heard the word quit. White cattle drovers. Former Confederate soldiers, Christian missionaries, Midwestern farmers and immigrants from many nations making for the only kind of land many of them could afford free. It is a story carved with a Bible in one and a rifle