History is nice and interesting. Post the most nice and interesting part of your country's history.
For America it's the WWII and post-WWII period and turning from an isolationist country into a superpower.
Any Forums history thread
Jonathan Johnson
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Isaiah Hughes
im obsessed with the donner party
Jayden Hernandez
Brazil was becoming a great power in the early 1970s, the fastest-growing major economy in the world, and some specialists assessed it would surpass Japan by 2000.
Angel Bell
Can you recommend any good books or documentaries about the subject?
Sebastian Gutierrez
I never heard of this. What went wrong?
Isaiah Nguyen
>peaked 2600 years ago
IT'S OVER
Daniel Morales
Benjamin Price
They had fezzes back then?
Zachary Gomez
i am not sober rn so i cant do thinking but researching from reliable places is obviously a good place to start. there are also many first hand journal entries regarding the event that you can read, namely from patrick breen
Andrew Morgan
Deccan plateau from the 14th century to the 18th century. Very interesting period with various actors from home and abroad, muslim reconverts found a Hindu state to stem the tide, there were literal kangs from Ethiopia running mercenary guerillas in the hills, warrior queens, adventurers from far off places like Central Asia and Turkey, the Marathas, all fighting over inestimable riches including for example the worlds only diamond mine then (picrel is the only rel wojak I could find pls dont seethe)
Jaxson Powell
>literal kangs from Ethiopia running mercenary guerillas in the hills
source?
Wyatt Green
Not that I know of.
Connor King
besides that the entrance of the europeans, the big bad empire from the north that you had to unite against, monitor lizard siege tactics etc
Gabriel Collins
>turning from an isolationist country into a superpower
I hate everyone that repeats this lie. US was never isolationist.
Brody Hughes
ah, i see now
Wyatt Turner
this, we were not actually that isolationist even during our most isolationist era. We traded a shit ton with europe, asia, south america, etc and had plenty of immigration the whole time. We adopted technology from Europe and maintained close ties with many of those countries.
you don't think ancient india was kino?
Isaac Gray
You forget the most important thing. Non stop expanisionism.
Tyler Nelson
en.wikipedia.org
this is the most famous guy. their were a lot more, and they had for example a super cool sea fortress that even the brits couldnt take for centuries
very few sources
Cameron Miller
The oil crisis after 1973 forced us to rely on foreign loans and money printing, causing a massive spike of external debt and inflation. The fiscal situation was worsened by president Geisel's decision to execute a Soviet-style economic plan in the late 70s. With the decreased credit availability in the 1980s, Brazil went through a recession in 1980 and declared a debt moratorium in 1982, ending the economic miracle.
Noah King
picrel
Eli Perez
To me all of Austrian history is pretty interesting, the first siege of Vienna is underrated