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>>2247561

Sounds like an 8th grade history assignment.

>>2247561
a rise of agrarian production partly due to the rise of large landowners and the rise of small farmers wich combined agriculture wich small home industry. this is called industrious revolution. this caused a large rise in population. the new large landowners where the first to invest in industrial manufactures. this, along with the human capital of inventors, is tha main cause of the industrial revolutions. the cultural impact was quite massive, along with the rise in wage the first cheap consumer good society was formed, cheap entertainment like movies and such where produced. also this is the time that the idea of class consciousness rose. and the ruling class as its opposite. also socialism got a big foothold for the first time. the country that first started this was the UK, in second came the Southeren netherlands (later Belgium).

>>2247574
because it's a general question and not something really specific and obscure?

I just came here to confront you on the usage of tank for what looks to be a howitzer

the big bang

>>2247557
The first one

>>2247556
Most likely some new age fagottry from the 90's

>>2247562
You sure? It feels like I've seen this shit before

Bumping. Thought this might lead to an interesting discussion

>>2247506
Shitposting. Look for the Pompeii graffiti.

Most of their frontiers had easily defended natural borders. Formidable military institutions that were mostly meritocratic and word-class infrastructure.

>>2247506
>So we have all had a million threads on why Rome fell, but what were some aspects that gave Rome stability and allowed them to last as long as they did against some of the disasters that they faced as an Empire?
>>2247190

the way on the left, if you held it overhead you would get btfo if you were attacked from the right

>>2247388
>if you were attacked from the right
This is why people fight in formations.

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>>2247388
As on the left. The left stance allows for a forward stabbing motion, which engages the strength of the upper back, while the stance as shown on the right is reliant purely on the power of the upper arm in attacking. Keeping the arm below the heart also maintains blood flow, meaning the arm muscles won't tire as quickly. It also provides a greater amount of control to the weapon, as you keep it closer to your own center of mass rather than above and off on the periphery.

Really, the two images should be reversed; the right stance is how a guy behind the dude on the left would engage the enemy when in phalanx, since it's about the only practical way to do so.

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>>2247356

no, he ruined it forever

have fun checking your privilege

last sociology course I took the professor was black and spent an entire class talking about BBC

Sometimes he'd intersperse his lectures with "I'm just a dumb nigger what do I know"

why does this shit even exist

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>>2247441
>spent an entire class talking about BBC

>"I'm just a dumb nigger what do I know"

I keep wanting to add in new and useless information to my heritage chart, I'll finish it eventually.

Currently writing a book on my family history, you can check it out here, been working for about 3 days but the research is about a year and a half.

https://u.teknik.io/qmMfY.pdf

For anyone interested in early Missouri (1770s-1820s) ancestors I highly recommend Houck's history of Missouri, it's three volumes and available for free here: https://archive.org/search.php?query=creator%3A%22Houck%2C+Louis%2C+1840-1925%22
There are three separate texts, one for each volume.

Also http://www.sos.mo.gov/mdh/ is an invaluable source for all missouri history.

Mines too complicated. Dads side is fine, english on his dads side, Irish on his moms side. But my mums is a cluster fuck at the turn of the 20th. Both Grandparents were born in egypt but to greek and italian parents, who themselves may not have actually been greek and italian but displaced during the mess that was the Mediterranean during that time. Grandfathers side also supposedly came from money in the ottoman empire but that is family folklore more than any solid proof

It's really mountainous and they were under constant attack from neighbors. They didn't have the benefit of unlimited coastline like Greece and thus travel was more difficult.

>>2247176
Because geography alone does not determine the evolution of culture. Sometimes (most of the time, really), people just don't care enough to get shit done; this is a universal thing.

relevant things DID happen.

what the fuck? OP do your research.

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>>2247142
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>>2247142
MULTIMUM CAPITANE

>>2246970
could it be because the armenians got genocided and kurds live there now??? the wolrd may never now......

>>2246970
Because lands can't be hystorical

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>>2246970
Cause they get away with murdering them and the Armenians are too cucked to do anything about it.

>>2246888

The Renaissance was boring in itself, civilization was just beginning to rebound in the West. It was relatively peaceful, and peace is boring to read about.

Again I did RELATIVELY, so please everyone don't autism out on me

What you call "axial age" is just when three civilisations arrived at their revolutionary stage, which the West reached in the 18th century. I guess you find that more interesting than other stages, but that's just your opinion.

>>2246888
>OP is waiting for that one anon to shout 'CHRISTIANITY' and then responding with 'yea ikr christcucks ruined everything lol'

>>2246864
>trust me, I'm an expert, i've read every page on wikipedia there is to know about this subject

>>2246864

>he went into debt, owing thousands of dollars, just to get taught history

>not even good history, more like "hate yourself for being a CIS white male scum" history that overstates the prominence of women and minorities as a propaganda tool

>>2246879
Blame yourself for being an American. Historians are ussually biased to the right.

>>2246691
Satan is on the side of humanity, God doesn't give a shit or is tyrant.

>>2246700
>Sacrifice himself for us
>Doesn't give a shit

Hurr duuurr trv black metal from hell 666 logic

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>>2246700

Click on that [342] and it'll take you to the source, OP.

Are you retarded? This is common knowledge.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genetic_history_of_Europe#Neolithic_migrations

>>2246640
This is plain embarrassing.

Hanging out with other delusional, miserable neckbeards on /r9k/ might temporarily give you a sense of belonging, but trust me, it is only making your life worse.

>>2246549
I don't browse /r9k/.

Either contribute or fuck off

>>2246555
>contribute to my /r9k/ shitposting