Here is a simple 12-questions survey to determine how clued up on global history and culture you are.
>which country did the US buy Alaska from? >which country did Bangladesh gain its independence from? >according to legend, who was the first king of Rome? >which revolutions was Thomas Paine part of? >what is the country with the largest muslim population? don't say Sweden >did the Aztec and Inca empires ever exist in the same time period? >which african countries were not colonized or under foreign administration by the beginning of WW1? >which philosopher is said to have fallen into a well while staring at the stars? >which group of german philosophers influenced by Hegel was Marx part of in his youth? >which French emperor was defeated by the Prussians in 1871? >when did China become a Republic? >which US presidents had fathers who were also president at one point?
If you can answer more than 9, you're a knowledgeable and curious individual. If you can answer less than 4, you're a moron and shouldn't be allowed to vote.
And don't make excuses. This is all very very basic.
1. Russian Empire 2. Technically Pakistan, right? It was all a mess when the British let go. 3. Romulus 4. Glorious, American. 5. Indonesia? Idk. 6. I believe they did, did they not? 7. Ethiopia and Liberia 8. I have no clue, you got me on this 9. ??? Communists? 10. Napoleon III? 11. 1911? 12. Bush
Pls forgive for any mistakes, I prefer colonial history over everything else.
Liam Evans
I can answer most of those and I consider myself pretty dumb.
What now?
Cooper Williams
Roosevelt too, i think, on the last one. Maybe they weren't father and son
Ryder Powell
That just means you're knowledgeable.
Joseph Jenkins
1.) Trick question, Alaska rightfully belonged to the the nations of the Inupiat, Tlingit, Aleuts, or the Yupiks. You cannot purchase what was never owned, regardless of what your fancy papers say
2.) "Gain". Selfish rebels destroyed the glorious Paki Empire with their short sighted aims.
3.) The only half-decent king Rome ever had, Romulus.
>which revolutions was Thomas Paine part of?
4.) the Confederation of America against the villainous Brits. He was too reasonable for the French.
4.) Indonesia, but that will change when the glorious Paki Empire is reunited.
5.) Yes, but >Aztec >Empire
6.)Memethiopia and all the countries that have been established the last 50 years
7.) don't know this one, I wouldn't listen to idiots, probably some shit-for-brains German cunt
8.) The Young Hitlers
9.) Napoleon 'the Mexican' Lé Bonerparte
10.) China is not a republic
11.) John Adams, George Bush, Ivanka Trump
Gabriel Reed
>1.) Trick question, Alaska rightfully belonged to the the nations of the Inupiat, Tlingit, Aleuts, or the Yupiks. You cannot purchase what was never owned, regardless of what your fancy papers say
this so much you bitches
Robert Williams
> Which group of german philosophers influenced by Hegel was Marx part of in his youth? They're not simply called left-wing Hegelians? Is it German Idealism you're thinking about?
Chase Williams
- Canada - UK - Julius Ceasasar - American Civil War - Arabia - No inca empire was at the time of the edgyptians - south africa and west africa - Voltaire - Socialists - Charlemagne - 1991 - Roosevelt and Washington
Julian King
1 Tsarist Russia 2 India 3 Romulus 4 American Revolution 5 Indonesia 6 Roughly the same time period, the Aztecs were destroyed sooner though, so if your "period" is like 1530, then no. 7 Ethiopia and Liberia 8 No idea 9Weren't they called the Young Hegelians? Is this a trick question? 10 Napoleon the third 11 believe 1912, sometime right before WW1 12 Dubya is the only one, iirc.
Russia Pakistan Romulus American Indonesia Yes Ethiopia, Liberia(?) Thales - Napoleon III 1913 Bush Jr
Cooper Johnson
OP here, here are the answers
>which country did the US buy Alaska from? Russia
>which country did Bangladesh gain its independence from? Pakistan
>according to legend, who was the first king of Rome? Romulus
>which revolutions was Thomas Paine part of? American and French
>what is the country with the largest muslim population? don't say Sweden Indonesia
>did the Aztec and Inca empires ever exist in the same time period? Yes
>which african countries were not colonized or under foreign administration by the beginning of WW1? Ethiopia and Liberia
>which philosopher is said to have fallen into a well while staring at the stars? Thales of Miletus
>which group of german philosophers influenced by Hegel was Marx part of in his youth? The Young Hegelians
>which French emperor was defeated by the Prussians in 1871? Napoleon III
>when did China become a Republic? 1912
>>which US presidents had fathers who were also president at one point? W. Bush and Q. Adams
These are the only answers and don't "akhsually..." me
Jacob Gomez
Russia India Romulus American I believe their is a slight overlap depending on when people date the start and end of each, but the dating is never 100% accurate Libya and Ethiopia No clue German Idealists? Bonapartes grandson? After the warlord era before the communist revolution Roosavelt, Bush, and i think Jefferson
Some of these are curveballs to me
Gavin Price
>which group of german philosophers influenced by Hegel was Marx part of in his youth? Marx wasn't a member of the young free, he simply knew Engels who was
Easton Morris
>11.) John Adams, George Bush, Ivanka Trump
Isaiah Mitchell
>mfw all these people forgetting Johnny Q
Connor Bennett
Young Hegelians you fuck.
German Idealism "predates" and/or includes Hegel himself.
Aaron Wilson
The Young Hegelians was also known as Left Hegelians aka Linkshegelianer so that question have several right answers.
Ryan Baker
>>which country did the US buy Alaska from? Russia >>which country did Bangladesh gain its independence from? The UK >>according to legend, who was the first king of Rome? Romulo >>which revolutions was Thomas Paine part of? American revolution?
>>what is the country with the largest muslim population? don't say Sweden Indonesia after Sweden >>did the Aztec and Inca empires ever exist in the same time period? Yes? >>which african countries were not colonized or under foreign administration by the beginning of WW1? Egypt,Ethiopia,Liberia and South Africa I think >>which philosopher is said to have fallen into a well while staring at the stars? No clue >>which group of german philosophers influenced by Hegel was Marx part of in his youth? Left hegelians or however you call it in english >>which French emperor was defeated by the Prussians in 1871? Napoleon III >>when did China become a Republic? 1912 >>which US presidents had fathers who were also president at one point? Bush Jr and some Irish asshole
Brayden Phillips
>You cannot purchase what was never owned, regardless of what your fancy papers say Cuck
Lincoln Cooper
>>which country did the US buy Alaska from? USSR >>which country did Bangladesh gain its independence from? India >>according to legend, who was the first king of Rome? >>which revolutions was Thomas Paine part of? American >>what is the country with the largest muslim population? don't say Sweden Saudi Arabia >>did the Aztec and Inca empires ever exist in the same time period? No >>which african countries were not colonized or under foreign administration by the beginning of WW1? >>which philosopher is said to have fallen into a well while staring at the stars? >>which group of german philosophers influenced by Hegel was Marx part of in his youth? The young hegelians >>which French emperor was defeated by the Prussians in 1871? Napoleon >>when did China become a Republic? >>which US presidents had fathers who were also president at one point? John Quincy Adams, George W. Bush
tl;dr I don't know shit and probably got most of these wrong.
Joshua Allen
Nah breh, The Roosevelts were cousins
Nathaniel Ward
1.) Russia 2.) Pakiland 3.) Romulus 4.) American 5.) Indonesia 6.) Yes? They were conquered around the same time 7.) Ethiopia and some other even less relevant place 8.) idk lmoa 9.) idk∩idc lmoa 10.) napoleon not the first, not the second 11.) Bush senpai
Leo Lee
Tsarist empire Pakistan (it was Western Pakistan) Romulus sexual Indonesia yes Ethipia, Liberia, Zanzibar? idk fags Napoleon III 1911 Bush, and some Adams guy i guess...
Adrian Jackson
Russia Who fuckin cares about Bangladesh Romulus American If I had to guess, India Yes Ethiopia ??? No fuckin clue but they probably had a cool-sounding German name Louis-Napoleon II? When did that happen? Dubya
>This is all very basic Nigga why is Marx's childhood 'basic' knowledge
Nicholas Sullivan
meant to say Eastern
William Lee
Well-read tier Dumb af tier ????? tier
Christian James
1) Russia 2) Pakistan 3) Romulus or some Tarquinius dynasty sh..oh, Aeneas. 4) US revolution 5) Indonesia 6) Ethiopia and Liberia 7) Yes 8) No idea 9) no idea 10) Napoleon III 11) late 1940s, 1949 or so. Unless you mean the end of Qing dynasty in which case 1911. 12) No idea
Justin Diaz
Russian Empire Pakistan. (A lot happened in a short time span, so saying the Raj, or Britain wouldn't be completely incorrect) Romulus (supposedly descended from Aeneas of Troy, brother of Remus, son of Rea Silvia, brought up by a wolf) American Indonesia Yes Liberia and Ethiopia Thales of Miletus? I think... >which group of german philosophers influenced by Hegel was Marx part of in his youth? I'm not sure? Left Hegelians? Napoleon III 1912 Bush and Adams. Don't know if there are any more. I know the two Roosevelts are not closely related.
>>which country did the US buy Alaska from? Russia, tsar Nicholas ii I think >>which country did Bangladesh gain its independence from? India >>according to legend, who was the first king of Rome? Romulus >>which revolutions was Thomas Paine part of? American, Common Sense >>what is the country with the largest muslim population? don't say Sweden Indonesia or Malaysia >>did the Aztec and Inca empires ever exist in the same time period? Don't know, yes? >>which african countries were not colonized or under foreign administration by the beginning of WW1? Don't know, central Africa? Tunisia? Algeria? >>which philosopher is said to have fallen into a well while staring at the stars? Don't know >>which group of german philosophers influenced by Hegel was Marx part of in his youth? German Idealists? Stirner, Engels etc? >>which French emperor was defeated by the Prussians in 1871? Napoleon 3rd >>when did China become a Republic? It's not a republic, it's ruled by the communist party >>which US presidents had fathers who were also president at one point? Bush and not Roosevelt although they were related
How'd I do
Henry Robinson
Russia Pakistan Romulus American Indonesia No Abyssinia and Liberia dunno dunno Napoleon III 1911 W. Bush
Adrian Jenkins
Thales of Miletus
Parker Adams
Russian Empire East Pakistan Romulus Litteraly who? I'd say Pakistan, Nigeria soon though barely Liberia and Ethiopia Genuinely don't know Young Hegelians / German Idealists Napoleon III 1912 Nice world history faggot, but Id say Dubya,
Zachary Hernandez
>Russia >Pakistan >Romulus >Impliying american anecdotic guys is global history >Indonesia >Yes >Ethiopia and Liberia >You got me there >No idea, I really must work on my history of philosophy >Napoleon III >After the fall of the dowager and the last king of Qing, early 20th century. I don't remember the exact date, 1912 maybe? >I think George Bush junior is the only one. Too specific for a global history test, to be honest.
Dominic Sullivan
>All these actual questions >And then the Thomas Paine one
At least put in an actual celebrity like Chiang Kai-shek
Joshua Stewart
>putting me in well read tier when I only got three questions right
Charles Parker
-Russia -India -Odovacer -Shit...uh, he wrote the pamphlet right? So America's revolution -Egypt -No -Ethiopia is the only one that comes to mind. -Unsure. Vaguely familiar. -Don't know -Napoleon III -Don't remember the year, but it was probably after Chiang Kaishek was BTFO by Mao's people's rebellion -George W and...I don't know. I don't remember any father/son presidencies specifically beyond theirs.
Zachary Butler
>Liberia >not under foreign governance of African-American colonists
Gavin Sanders
>king of Rome FUCK
Sebastian Ward
>trick question, we conquered it from Canada (Brit. Empire at that point) >Tibet >Caesar >American >Arabia >trick question, legally speaking the Inca Empire technically never existed >Ethiopia, Sweden >Tycho Brahe >trick question, Germany didn't exist yet >Napoleon >trick question, it still isn't (communism) >FDR, both Bushes, sorta Robert E. Lee but his father was president of the Confederacy not the US
You should really be subtler with the trick questions.
Grayson Carter
lol
Joshua Sanchez
Russia India Romulus American Revolution/Enlightenment Indonesia Yes Ethiopia Thales The Hegelians Napoleon III Don't actually know that one. Asian history is my weakest area. Bush Jr
Cameron Thompson
[approx. half of thread omitted for brevity] >12. George W. Bush Congrats, Veeky Forums, you're all historical illiterates.
It's generally accepted by most mainstream historians that Bush Jr. was an illegitimate child. Bush Sr. was cuckolded by Barry Goldwater, who never actually became president.
The whole test was pretty much camouflage for that one question and you all fell for it.
Hudson Edwards
russian empire uk romulus american probably saudi no ethiopia no idea no idea napoleon the 3rd like the 70s or something quincy adams, bush
Carson Perez
>Russia >Pakistan >Romulus? >??? >Indonesia >Yes >Ethiopia, Liberia >Aristocrates? >fuck if i know, nihilists? >Napoleon III.? >fuck if i know, 1918? >fuck if i know
Actually good test, but i'd leave Thomase Pain and US president question out, they seem more of US national rather than global.
William Brooks
Its obvious that test was made by murricunt.
Notice how all these question are from antiquity or modern history. Its like from birth of Christ to American Revolution, there was no Earth and all history from that period is basically useless.
Carter James
Russia Pakistan Can't remember No idea Indonesia Yes, they were Ethiopia and maybe Liberia Descartes? Young something Napoleon something 1910-something Bush and someone
Besides national history I've neglected or can't remember lots of these things.
Jackson Anderson
>Russia >Great Britain >Romulus >American >Indonesia >I swear that they did, but now your question is making me doubt that. So I'll probably google it right after posting >Ethiopia (Think it was called Abyssinia or something like that) & Liberia. Honestly can't think of any more; did the Moroccan crisis establish an independent state? >Beats me, history of philosophy was never my strong suit, was it the same one who was killed from laughing too much or having a turtle dropped on his head? >Isn't it literally the Young Hegelians or some shit? >Nap III >1911 >JQA and Dubya
Kayden Mitchell
You forgot John Quincy Adams brah. Son of the greatest Founding Father
Elijah Young
>Russia >Pakistan >Romulus >French abd American >Indonesia >Yes >Ethiopia and Liberia > >Diaclectic Materialists >Napoleon III >1920 >George W Bush and John Quincy Adams
Dominic Jones
>Russia >UK then India then Pakistan? >Romulus >American Revolution >Indonesia >No, Inca were earlier? >Ethiopia >I dunno lol >Hegelians? >Some cuck descendant of Napoleon? >Around 1910? >George W. Bush, John Quincy Adams
Jaxon Morris
Russian Empire. India. (?) Romulus American Revolution. Indonesia Yes. Cortez and Pizarro memed at about the same time. Ethiopia. (?) Yes. Hegelian. (?) Napoleon III. Commie """republic""" in 1949. W. and H.W. Bush.
Jaxson Evans
Is there anything relevant in history between the fall of the Roman Empire and the rise of the American Empire?
Jacob Baker
>which country did the US buy Alaska from? Russian Empire >which country did Bangladesh gain its independence from? United Kingdom >according to legend, who was the first king of Rome? Romulus >which revolutions was Thomas Paine part of? American revolution >what is the country with the largest muslim population? don't say Sweden, Indonesia >did the Aztec and Inca empires ever exist in the same time period? yes >which african countries were not colonized or under foreign administration by the beginning of WW1? Ethiopia and Liberia I think? >which philosopher is said to have fallen into a well while staring at the stars? >which group of german philosophers influenced by Hegel was Marx part of in his youth? >which French emperor was defeated by the Prussians in 1871? Napoleon III >when did China become a Republic? Sometime in the 20th century but I don't think that's precise enough >which US presidents had fathers who were also president at one point? Bush is the only one I know but I'm not American so...
Juan Clark
>which country did the US buy Alaska from? Russia >which country did Bangladesh gain its independence from? Pakistan. Parts of it belonged to India though, creating those weird enclaves and exclaves. >according to legend, who was the first king of Rome? Romulus >which revolutions was Thomas Paine part of? the American? >what is the country with the largest muslim population? don't say Sweden Indonesia >did the Aztec and Inca empires ever exist in the same time period? Nope >which african countries were not colonized or under foreign administration by the beginning of WW1? Ethiopia and Liberia, the second one on a technicality basically - it was an American protectorate "resettled" by freed slaves >which philosopher is said to have fallen into a well while staring at the stars? No idea. Diogenes? >which group of german philosophers influenced by Hegel was Marx part of in his youth? The idealists >which French emperor was defeated by the Prussians in 1871? Napoleon III >when did China become a Republic? 1911 >which US presidents had fathers who were also president at one point? Adams and Bush. There might have been others.
Gavin Sanders
I know you are memeing but there are americans who would actually consider this a valid question, like OP
Cooper Roberts
>did the Aztec and Inca empires ever exist in the same time period? >Nope Shit, I got Aztecs and Mayans mixed up. Obviously both Aztecs and Incas got SPAIN'D by Pizarro and Cortez so they must have existed concurrently.
Luke Turner
Russia UK Adolf Hitler American """revolution""" Indonesia Yes Liberia, Ethiopia Ronald McDonald The Brady Bunch Emperor Nero 1322 John Quincy Adams and his mate, Bob the Builder
Xavier Powell
>which country did the US buy Alaska from? Russia >which country did Bangladesh gain its independence from? Either England or India >according to legend, who was the first king of Rome? Romulus >which revolutions was Thomas Paine part of? War of Independence? >what is the country with the largest muslim population? don't say Sweden Indonesia >did the Aztec and Inca empires ever exist in the same time period? No >which african countries were not colonized or under foreign administration by the beginning of WW1? None? >which philosopher is said to have fallen into a well while staring at the stars? Slavoj Zizek (pure ideologyyyyyyyyyy) >which group of german philosophers influenced by Hegel was Marx part of in his youth? Anti-Spooks >which French emperor was defeated by the Prussians in 1871? Napoleon III >when did China become a Republic? 1947? >which US presidents had fathers who were also president at one point? Bush Jr. only?
Well that was pretty shameful.
Christian Allen
>Russia >Pakistan >Romulus >Glorious Revolution >Indonesia >Yes >Ethiopia / Liberia >idk this one >this one either >Napoleon II >1911 maybe? 1910s definitely >George HW Bush + Dubya, i dunno others
Caleb Baker
>Russia >Pakistan >Romulus >American Revolution >India >Yes >Liberia and Ethiopia >Don't know >Hegelians >Napoleon III >1911 >George W. Bush
Joseph Lewis
>In what year was the modern Italian state formed? >How did the American army force the british out of boston? >In which crusade did the king of poland and hungary die? >Which chinese dynasty lasted the longest amount of time? >Who successfully united japan for the first time? >Which philosopher did the Romans kill when invading Greece? >How many factions were fighting in the Russian Civil War? >Which Monarch controlled the most thrones at once? >What was the result of the second Mongol invasion of Poland? >Who was the final emperor of Rome? >Which leader in the crusades sent medical aid to the army opposing his, and who was his opponent? >Who was the chancellor before Hitler?
Jaxon White
Ma niga Hindenburg
Charles Morris
>Russia >India >Romulus >Dunno >Indonesia >No >Dunno >Nietzsche >Dunno >Napoleon III >Dunno 1949 >Bush and i don't know if there are others
Owen Wilson
>In what year was the modern Italian state formed? 1943 >How did the American army force the british out of boston? No idea >In which crusade did the king of poland and hungary die? The anti-Ottoman crusade of 1444, at Varna >Which chinese dynasty lasted the longest amount of time? The T'ang >Who successfully united japan for the first time? No idea >Which philosopher did the Romans kill when invading Greece? Archimedes, but it was in Syracuse, not Greece proper >How many factions were fighting in the Russian Civil War? Hard to tell really. But the traditional count seems to be: Reds, Whites, Blacks, Greens. Not counting various interventionist forces, secessionists from the empire or those guys who were in it for fun and profit >Which Monarch controlled the most thrones at once? I'd say Charles V >What was the result of the second Mongol invasion of Poland? The sack of Cracow? >Who was the final emperor of Rome? Romulus Augustulus if you count WRE traditionally, Julius Nepos if you count actual rulers of WRE. Constantine XI if you count ERE. Abdulmecid II if you count Kaisar-i-Rum. >Which leader in the crusades sent medical aid to the army opposing his, and who was his opponent? Salah ad-Din? >Who was the chancellor before Hitler? Paul von Hindenburg
James Morris
Russia UK Romulus American Revolution Indonesia? idk I don't care about indio "history" Ethiopia and Liberia Eratosthenes? I have no idea. Don't know Louis Napoleon Don't know early 20th century Benjamin Harrison, John Quincy, and George Dubya
Mason White
>>In what year was the modern Italian state formed? 1945 >How did the American army force the british out of boston? They burned it? I don't know really. >In which crusade did the king of poland and hungary die? idk, something against Turks? >Which chinese dynasty lasted the longest amount of time? Han, I guess. >Who successfully united japan for the first time? Takemada or something, around 1600. >Which philosopher did the Romans kill when invading Greece? You mean Archimedus they killed while sacking Syracuse? He wasn't a philosopher and Syracuse is in Sicily. >How many factions were fighting in the Russian Civil War? There were literally dozens of them. The major ones were Reds, Whites, Greens, Machno, Ukrainian nationalists, Cossack, British/US/Japan intervention, etc. >Which Monarch controlled the most thrones at once? Charles V? He was the king of Bohemia, Hungary, Spain, Aragon, archduke of Austria, emperor of HRE and lots of other stuff. >What was the result of the second Mongol invasion of Poland? They defeated a couple of HRE armies and retreated? >Who was the final emperor of Rome? Constantinus XI. >Which leader in the crusades sent medical aid to the army opposing his, and who was his opponent? Something-something, Richard and Saladin. >Who was the chancellor before Hitler? I have no idea, but Hindenburg was the president at the time.
Levi Hernandez
>>which country did the US buy Alaska from? Russia >>which country did Bangladesh gain its independence from? British India >>according to legend, who was the first king of Rome? Romulus >>which revolutions was Thomas Paine part of? American Revolution >>what is the country with the largest muslim population? don't say Sweden India >>did the Aztec and Inca empires ever exist in the same time period? Yes >>which african countries were not colonized or under foreign administration by the beginning of WW1? Ethiopia, Liberia, and Somalia (?) >>which philosopher is said to have fallen into a well while staring at the stars? Don't know but I'll guess Plato >>which group of german philosophers influenced by Hegel was Marx part of in his youth? I know this but forgot >>which French emperor was defeated by the Prussians in 1871? Napoleon III, I think >>when did China become a Republic? Don't know, early 1900s >>which US presidents had fathers who were also president at one point? Adams, Bush
Mason Bennett
All these fags think Indonesia has the most Muslims. India has more than anyone, they just have way more people than any other nation with a reasonable amount of Muslims so they're still a minority
>>In what year was the modern Italian state formed? 1867 >>How did the American army force the british out of boston? Don't know >>In which crusade did the king of poland and hungary die? Third >>Which chinese dynasty lasted the longest amount of time? Song >>Who successfully united japan for the first time? Tokugawa >>Which philosopher did the Romans kill when invading Greece? Don't know >>How many factions were fighting in the Russian Civil War? Two major, countless minor >>Which Monarch controlled the most thrones at once? Hapsburg Monarch >>What was the result of the second Mongol invasion of Poland? Don't know >>Who was the final emperor of Rome? Don't know, could be two different answers, depending on if you're a byzaboo or not >>Which leader in the crusades sent medical aid to the army opposing his, and who was his opponent? Saladin, King John? >>Who was the chancellor before Hitler? Don't know
Well, that was embarassing
Bentley Watson
>which country did the US buy Alaska from? Russia >which country did Bangladesh gain its independence from? Pakistan >according to legend, who was the first king of Rome? Romulus >which revolutions was Thomas Paine part of? American and I'm gonna guess French >what is the country with the largest muslim population? don't say Sweden Sweden but seriously, it's pretty sure it's either Indonesia or India >did the Aztec and Inca empires ever exist in the same time period? I don't think so >which african countries were not colonized or under foreign administration by the beginning of WW1? only Ethiopia and Liberia as far as I can remember >which philosopher is said to have fallen into a well while staring at the stars? no clue, but I'll guess he was Greek >which group of german philosophers influenced by Hegel was Marx part of in his youth? again, no clue >which French emperor was defeated by the Prussians in 1871? by the time I'm going to guess Napoleon III >when did China become a Republic? it was a republic briefly in the early 20th century before becoming a communist state >which US presidents had fathers who were also president at one point? Dubya and John Quincy Adams fun fact: John Adams said of his son winning the presidency that "no man would would ever congratulate his son on becoming president"; about two centuries later Bush Sr. congratulated Bush Jr. on becoming president
Mason Cook
>>In what year was the modern Italian state formed? 1946, I believe they had some sort of election to determine whether they were going to be commies or not, right? >>How did the American army force the british out of boston? They fucking just ditched it right? lol >>In which crusade did the king of poland and hungary die? No idea, definitely not one of the first 4, probably 6th or 7th >>Which chinese dynasty lasted the longest amount of time? the Mongol one I think >>Who successfully united japan for the first time? Don't know >>Which philosopher did the Romans kill when invading Greece? Don't know, I believe Aristotle was already dead but I'll guess him anyway >>How many factions were fighting in the Russian Civil War? 3 or 4 >>Which Monarch controlled the most thrones at once? Charlemagne maybe? >>What was the result of the second Mongol invasion of Poland? Mongols got tired and decided to pull out >>Who was the final emperor of Rome? Emmanuel Konmenoneosopolis >>Which leader in the crusades sent medical aid to the army opposing his, and who was his opponent? Saladin, Richard the Lionheart >>Who was the chancellor before Hitler? not Bismark, I don't know some SPD fag probably
Ryan Smith
>Russian Empire >Pakistan >Romulus >Glorious Revolution >Indonesia >Yes >Liberia and Ethiopia >? >Hegelians? >Napoleon III >1913 >Bush and Roosevelt
I think I did shit.
John Cook
I meant to say 1861 for the first one, that was a mistype
Grayson Mitchell
Teddy wasn't Franklin's father, they were loosely related though. Benjamin Harrison was also distantly related to William Henry Harrison
Henry Bailey
>1868 >? Fire >6th (Battle of Varna in 1444) >Han >Depends, counting Hokkaido 1869 > Archimedes >At least 4 (Reds, White, Green and black) > Charles V von Habsburg >The Mongols lost > ? >? > Von papen
Asher Harris
Russia. Pakistan. Remus or Romulus? Did they merge and become co-kings? > I think it is India, but I'm not sure. Possibly indonesia, but I'm guessing India. I think they did, if they didn't I think it's like only decades apart. Ethiopia. > > Gonna guess that it's a trick question and france was a republic at the time. before ww1 George W Bush and John Quincy Adams
Hopefully I can still vote.
Ryan Wood
>which country did the US buy Alaska from? Russia, Seward purchased it >>which country did Bangladesh gain its independence from? Pretty sure it was India, some Muslim reason >>according to legend, who was the first king of Rome? Romulus or some shit >>which revolutions was Thomas Paine part of? No clue desu, can't remember if he's British or American >>what is the country with the largest muslim population? don't say Sweden Indonesia >>did the Aztec and Inca empires ever exist in the same time period? Cortez in ~1514, and Pizarro conquered Inca in late 1500, so my gut says probably >>which african countries were not colonized or under foreign administration by the beginning of WW1? Ethiopia and Liberia >>which philosopher is said to have fallen into a well while staring at the stars? Some fucking nerd >>which group of german philosophers influenced by Hegel was Marx part of in his youth? Nihilists? >>which French emperor was defeated by the Prussians in 1871? >Emperor He was a dictator, Louis Napoleon >>when did China become a Republic? No clue, between 1914 and 1919? >>which US presidents had fathers who were also president at one point Probably Bush Man it feels good being a moron
Nathaniel Johnson
Romulus killed Remus before Rome was fully built I believe
Christian Roberts
1. Russia 2. India 3. Romulus 4. The American Revolution 5. Indonesia 6. Yes. 7. Ethiopia and Liberia 8. No idea. 9. No idea. 10. Napoleon the III. 11. 1911 12. Bush senpai.
Michael Wilson
oh fuck, ignore me. The demographics have changed, Indonesia has slightly more than India now.
>>which country did the US buy Alaska from? Ez, RUS >>which country did Bangladesh gain its independence from? Pakistan >>according to legend, who was the first king of Rome? No Idea >>which revolutions was Thomas Paine part of? British republican? >>what is the country with the largest muslim population? don't say Sweden Pakistan? >>did the Aztec and Inca empires ever exist in the same time period? Suspect no >>which african countries were not colonized or under foreign administration by the beginning of WW1? Ethiopia >>which philosopher is said to have fallen into a well while staring at the stars? Some ancient greek >>which group of german philosophers influenced by Hegel was Marx part of in his youth? young hegelians, question could use a rewrite >>which French emperor was defeated by the Prussians in 1871? Napoleon II or III >>when did China become a Republic? 1911 >>which US presidents had fathers who were also president at one point? No idea, not an amerifag, don't think jerking off to US presidents is productive Veeky Forums
Christopher Mitchell
>>which country did the US buy Alaska from? Russia >>which country did Bangladesh gain its independence from? Pakistan >>according to legend, who was the first king of Rome? Romulus >>which revolutions was Thomas Paine part of? The French and the American >>what is the country with the largest muslim population? don't say Sweden Indonesia >>did the Aztec and Inca empires ever exist in the same time period? Yes >>which african countries were not colonized or under foreign administration by the beginning of WW1? Ethiopia, Liberia >>which philosopher is said to have fallen into a well while staring at the stars? No idea. >>which group of german philosophers influenced by Hegel was Marx part of in his youth? Hegelians >>which French emperor was defeated by the Prussians in 1871? Napoleon III >>when did China become a Republic? 1912 >>which US presidents had fathers who were also president at one point? Adams, Bush
Ryan Ward
Don't ever reply to me or my son again
Anthony Stewart
Empedocles Left Hegelians or Young Hegelians
Connor Reyes
>all those people who have never heard of the Young Hegelians or think it's synonymous with Hegalian
Owen Turner
>Empedocles No, excuse me. Empedocles fell into a volcano.
The right answer is Thales of Miletus!
Wyatt Nguyen
>which country did the US buy Alaska from? Russia >which country did Bangladesh gain its independence from? Britain >according to legend, who was the first king of Rome? Remus >which revolutions was Thomas Paine part of? Irish Revolution >what is the country with the largest muslim population? don't say Sweden India >did the Aztec and Inca empires ever exist in the same time period? Yes >which african countries were not colonized or under foreign administration by the beginning of WW1? Ethiopia >which philosopher is said to have fallen into a well while staring at the stars? Voltaire >which group of german philosophers influenced by Hegel was Marx part of in his youth? The Holy Roman Philosophers >which French emperor was defeated by the Prussians in 1871? Napoleon III >when did China become a Republic? 1931 >which US presidents had fathers who were also president at one point? George W. Bush
James Martin
1. Russiums 2. Pakistan 3. Romulus 4. American? Wasn't aware he was part of any other revolution, the French revolution I would guess. 5. Indonesia 6. Yes, they were both around when the Spanish showed up. 7. Just Ethiopia 8. No idea 9. The Spookbusters 10. Napoleon III 11. The People's """""""republic"""""""""" of China was established following WWII 12. John Q. Adams and Dubya.
Austin Murphy
1.Russia
2. India, not sure though
3.Romulus
4. American
5.Indonesia
6.Yes
7.Ethiopia and Liberia
8. Thales of Miletus
9.Young Hegelians, including Feuerbach
10.Louis Bonaparte
11. No idea, sometimes during the Chinese civil war
12. Adams and Bush
No cheating here
Jason Murphy
Russia UK Aeneas? American revolution Indonesia Yes Liberia and ethiopia No idea Left hegelians? Napoleon III Never Not sure
Canadafag here
Dominic Mitchell
1. Russia 2. Pakistan 3. Romulus 4. American Revolution (I'm just guessing) 5. Indonesia 6. No(?) 7. Ethiopia and Liberia (debatable) 8. I don't fucking know 9. Young Hegelians 10. Napoleon III(?) (I don't fucking know) 11. John Quincy Adams, GWB.
Lincoln Thomas
Forgot the China question, that's 1911
Isaiah Morris
>Russia >Pakistan >Romulus >American, French >Indonesia >Yes but not by very much? >Ethiopia, Liberia (sort of) >Don't know >Historical materialists? >Napoleon III >Bush
Easton Bailey
>which country did the US buy Alaska from? Ruski >which country did Bangladesh gain its independence from? Pakiville >according to legend, who was the first king of Rome? ur mom >which revolutions was Thomas Paine part of? French???? >what is the country with the largest muslim population? don't say Sweden Indonesia, I think >did the Aztec and Inca empires ever exist in the same time period? Yes (???????????????????) >which african countries were not colonized or under foreign administration by the beginning of WW1? Liberia, Ethiopia >which philosopher is said to have fallen into a well while staring at the stars? ur mom >which group of german philosophers influenced by Hegel was Marx part of in his youth? The Illuminati >which French emperor was defeated by the Prussians in 1871? Napoleon the 3rd(????) >when did China become a Republic? 1949? Was that when the Civil War ended? >which US presidents had fathers who were also president at one point? Bush, some obscure ones no one outside of America knows about
Brody Thomas
>Canada >France >King Arthur >English Revolution >Birmingham >No, they existed 1000s of years apart >Nigeria, Egypt, Chad >Nietzsche >Nazis >Charlemagne >1382 >Obama, Trump, King George III
