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5/21/2016 11:23:15 PM
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What's your favourite topic in history to study?
My fav is probably the Industrial Revolution or WW2 through the Cold War but it's just me. What about y'all, what do y'all like? Let's discuss, post what you like and if I have any knowledge we can discuss it. ^-*
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I personally like the Dark Ages or medieval Japan.
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Honestly, I like all aspects of history. The Spanish Inquisition Ancient Greece The development of Dreadnought class warships before WWI Cyrus the Great/the Elder and his Archaemenid Empire Ancient Rome and the Holy Roman Empire The World Wars The Hundred Years War The Crusades These are just a few notable topics that I enjoy.
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I'm less interested in events as I am people. I mean, Admiral Yi was cool af.
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WW2 and the Vietnam War are my two favorite topics. I used to be really into Ancient Egypt also
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2 RepliesThe evolution of philosophy and technology throughout different civilisations.
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3 RepliesI enjoy studying The Great War.
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The beginning of civilization. The summer etc, before modern times.
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What is this thing called "study"?
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I'm really interested in WWII for some reason.
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Science
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3 RepliesAncient Egyptians Greek mythology Norse mythology World legends. (Basically mythology)
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I like studying... [spoiler]Offtopic[/spoiler]
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Probably anything related to war. I'm also interested in Scandinavian history and the history of the Spartans.
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Edited by FightinFinn 2-7: 5/23/2016 2:56:53 AMIf it involves guns, I'm in!
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WWII-Cold War
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WWI/II American Revolution [i]~SilverChariot~[/i]
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4 RepliesThe rise and fall of K-Pop in America.
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Edited by Wheatley: 5/22/2016 10:20:33 PMThe Renaissance, a.k.a the birth of O.P's mother. [spoiler]Kidding[/spoiler]
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I use history as reflection to not make the same mistakes That's why I'll use it to conquer my first country ;)
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Events leading to the revolutionary war and the revolutionary war, or everything around the time of the Holy Roman Empire
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Wars and generals: Hannibal of Carthage, Patton, Three Kingdoms, China's Unification War, Sengoku Era...even the Cold War, which was more about fear. Ironically, as much as it interests me, it disgusts me too. It's also a history of mans inhumanity to his fellow man: propaganda, ego, and increasingly more effective ways to kill with increased body counts to reflect them. I like origins, cultures, and curiosities too: like the founding of London, the people who inhabited Britain, their rituals and why they did them. Pagan sites in America, Mexican pyramids as far up as Minnesota, steps under the Japan Sea. I like seeing how different cultures influenced others.
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[spoiler]A Wild Gringo has appeared[/spoiler] Greek Philosophers
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The drunk German/Austrian physics of the early 20th century never fail to amaze me. Pictured above (color is photoshopped) are the brains behind the modern world as we have it today. Absolutely astonishing what these people accomplished for science. 19 of them received Nobel Prizes. I wish people like Emmy Noether, Annie Jump Cannon, and Cecilia Payne could have made it in the photo. STEM fields have a serious lack of females in them, and so it may surprise someone to learn that the foundation for modern astrophysics was actually built by female scientists.
