history (/c/history)
What is the historical basis for the US obsession with intelligence testing and the assumption that IQ is a valid measure of intelligence?
What would you say is the most important historical discovery in the last 100 years?
How would the US react if the UK took back their original colonies?
What is the difference between a treaty, a law, and a agreement?
Do people ever find the vastness of history to be overwhelming?
How will people remember President Biden 50 years from now?
I've always wondered about the origins of the "man upstairs" term. Was it really inspired by Hitler?
What was it like to watch the rise of the Roman Empire?
Who is the closest to the "average" person in history?
What did everyday people think of people claiming the world was going to end in the year 1000?
What happens to the 21 people who are banned from the US for 100 years?
What nationality was the majority of the pirates during the golden age of piracy? (approx. 1650-1720)
What is the most famous / authenticated ancient proverbs and wisdom?
What was the public's reaction to the Apollo 11 Moon Landing?
What's the difference between the Mayflower Compact and the Pilgrim Code?
What did Hitler think of his own face?
Ottoman Empire was the sickle of the Christian world in the past
What did people mean when they said that "money is worthless and worthless people have all the money" in the immortal words of WG?
What is the level of awareness about the ethnic cleansing of Bosniaks in the Western world?
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