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How do Brits learn about the American Revolutionary War?
Do they learn about in more of a pro-England way, or do their history books show themselves as being in the wrong?
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We don't. As a country that has been around for ages and has had tons of events there's no point learning about when there are so many other things to learn. Eg (Not in order): [spoiler]Romans/Celts Vikings Saxons Hastings Normans Middle Ages War of the Roses Tudors Stuart's Great fire of London Black Death Civil war Guy Fawkes Victorians Slave trade Industrial revolution The British empire WW1 WW2[/spoiler] Here's some stuff that isn't us: [spoiler]French Revolution 1920s America[/spoiler] That's all I can think of right now.
