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>>2731784
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vdhF4O54YjU

>>2731784
>correcting information about the 1st Crusade with information about the 4th Crusade
Retard

>>2731784

t. butthurt Saracen

No, everything would turn out exactly the same. The only way Hitler would be looked at differently was if he didn't upset the economic establishment and kick out international (mostly Jewish but also a minority gentile) capitalists and financiers, but at that point he isn't really Der Fuhrer, he's just some populist leader who gained power and didn't do anything important with it.

>>2731715
No. The war was entirely about balance of power and realpolitik, and everything else was just window dressing.

>>2731715
No, given that he didn't have the foreign currency reserves to move all the Jews into British territory, so really, the entire plan is a no-go.

>>2731635
People spend lifetimes trying to answer these questions.

But there's little question that it started in pre-history. "History" begins with writing.

>>2731635
People copy each other. If someone makes a specific noise at a certain object, it's an instinct for the other members to copy him. That's how slang spreads so quickly. Someone makes up a word, and without any organised effort or even a conscious acknowledgement, the whole town is using that word within a month or two

>>2731635
Language evolved with us, first modern humans must have already had proto-language 200k years ago. Developed language appeared around 75k years ago.

More countries.

>>2731560
Specify

>>2731570
7 more countries.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twenty-fifth_Dynasty_of_Egypt

>>2731547
Nubians aren't sub Saharan Negroids, they're more like modern day Somalis

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>>2731554
Hello my caucasian brother

Can I use you cell phone?

I read that they made it harder for moving armies to steal food
Not sure what book possibly by Charles Mann

>>2731522
I do. Saved many from starvation around the world, and it's very easy to cultivate. Also fuck the Anglos for what they did to the Irish.

Any other reasons why? Easy to grow? Nutritious?

Better question is what English would look like if Hardrada won.

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What would England look like if the Anglo saxon invasions never happened?

What would England look like if the Romans never invaded?

Sweat glands

fists

>>2731289
We're the best long distance runners on the planet, we can out run by endurance any species.

Of course, a healthy fit human that is, not an American.

Nope. It was just a title.

I doubt they even viewed themselves as german.

>>2731266


The Lorrains saw themselves as French the Burgundians saw themselves as Burgundians but closely related to French

And saxony didn't go above the Elbe, to the East of the Elbe there was the Polabians and Sorbians who were Slatic

>>2731266
they view themselves as german or their regional subset

American's

An entire identity build around hamburgers and consumer culture

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>>2731235
Let's all laugh at the Eurocuck because he'll never be able to experience suburban American culture
>hahahahahahaha

>>2731219
Syrians

>>2731173
Pic not related, right?

>>2731191
of course it's related. Stalin was in fact good guy but got bad PR due to le ebil gommunism meme. If not him USSR wouldn't industrial superpower like it was. It was rural shithole when bolsheviks came to power, and he fixed it. Thanks to industrialisation living standard in russia rised greatly, and thanks to industry they could beat nazis. He made his country stronger to the point it could challenge USA

>>2731173
His only crime was that he did not kill enough

>>2731042
They supposedly are made in the image of god. They are supposedly the only perfect being who should rule over all others.

The only difference between North Korea and Japan is that the Japanese are allies of the west. And even that is by force.

>>2731053
>The only difference between North Korea and Japan is that the Japanese are allies of the west.

And have a functional state with a high GDP and standard of living.

Isolationism is a meme: they had more contact w/ foreign culture than the Qing or the Joseon.

>>2730476
Language would dictate how a view of things would be dictated.

A language that placed importance on names/objects/identity would try to construct a view where those names/identities are fixed existence.

A language that placed emphasis on connections between objects/names/identity would try to construct a view of the world where interconnectedness is the default mode of assumption.

Language would not only change culture, but change the very way in which our minds construct reality and shape out very thoughts.

>>2730476
Geography and culture dictates the way the language developed, the whole 30 words for snow thing.

But i think in this era most places would be fine if they swapped since we all live similar life styles, you'd only get weird shit if you swapped English and some tiny amazonian tribes language, where now we call computers magical thinking boxes.

Although in Chinese a computer is literally "electric brain"

Language also helps communicate/convey culture.

>>2730320
They're all barbarians

>>2730331
well we got a romani here

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>Celts
An ethno-cultural group that once dominated most of Europe and the near east but in modern times are limited to Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Brittany, the Isle of Man, Cornwall, and depending on who you ask, Galicia.
>Saxons, Angles
Germanic peoples who colonised the east coast of England and southern Scotland during the migration period and came to be the dominant cultural force there
>Gauls
An influential Celtic people who lived in modern day France, famous for their many interactions with the Romans, who eventually conquered them in the 1st century BC. They continued to exist as Gallo-Romans until around the 6th or 7th century, but Latin and Germanic culture eventually became dominant amongst them
>Normans
A migratory Germanic people who adopted French culture and were influential in France, Italy and England

>>2730203
> 2,000 years! — until another nation (the USA) adopted it?
AHAHAHAHAH

>>2730203
Democracy is nothing more than a big tribal council involving all the males in the group.

Centralized government spreading over more than one community/city often demanded more than something as slow-acting as a democracy.

>>2730203
Yeah dude, this is mostly complete false. The U.Saturday adopting democracy is a meme and a half. Rome had democracy, the HRE had democracy, plenty of other places in europe, asia, and even the middle east and Africa had democracy.