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Would it be cool if a website/app existed that listed every notable country in the world, along with a way where you can learn about the history of each country's history?
Imagine clicking on a country, then selecting your era, then selecting your topic of interest. This would be followed up with a video and a narrator ala Crash Course series
When you select a country, the eras/topics to choose from will be on the right side or whatever, and it'll show you a map view of where all the topics are geographically located
I was inspired by this idea when I stumbled over how Brazil had a civil war. I was like waaaaaaaaaaaaat
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Hey /g/ what's wikipedia?
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>>55687076
stole your idea OP have fun staying poor
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I would actually really enjoy this.
I took a graduate level history class (England through the Medieval Age) because I registered late and it was the only class available. Never cared much about history but that class wound up being my favorite of all time. It was like a sitcom and every lecture I just wanted to see what would happen next. I almost changed my major over it.
If the content were right and the delivery was good then I would probably be on that site more than /g/
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>>55687076
WALL
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>>55687142
PLVS VLTRA
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>>55687076
tfw spanish mustard race reporting in
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>>55687194
Jk I like Spain, you guys did a good job removing kebab historically
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>>55687227
the spanish are cucks
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What do Spaniards today think of Franco? Do you get in trouble if you express support for his rule?
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>>55687324
No, spain is filled with Franco supporters, they are way too common and usually braindead boomers
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