history (/c/history)
How do people survive in Maine?
Since I was out of town, and the cable was out where I was staying along with an absense of an internet connection, I was wondering, what is the significance of this event that is occuring on the east coast?
What was the story behind the "Czech hedgehog"?
Has there ever been a time in history when men had no say in government, and if so, what was the outcome?
If WW3 happens, what countries do you think would win and what countries do you think would lose?
How did the USA go from being an isolationist country from WWI to the beginning of WWII to a global superpower after WWII?
Why did the US never switch to metric?
Has there ever been a historical precedent of what happened to r/generalisk?
New Yorkers, how does NYC feel now that the pandemic has died down and now that the pandemic money has stopped flowing in?
What was the main reason that led to the fall of the Western Roman Empire?
What was the attitude towards the atomic bombing of Japan during the war?
How did Italy survive so long after ww2?
Can anyone help me understand how the Field of Battle was controlled
Chambers, what was the world like when the first iPhone was released?
What was it like to live in the southern US in the 70s and 80s?
How did Napoleon lose in Italy?
Why did the Roman Empire decline in Western Europe and not in Eastern Europe?
What would the USA have looked like if the Japanese had not attacked Pearl Harbor?
How did British English and American English get so different?
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