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>>3367839
Yes and no.
The grievance in question was more about the autonomy of the colony/city, rather than the warfare itself. In essence, the Athenians were being paid by these colonies and cities to fight their wars for them, either that or contribute soldiers/ships to the cause. The other cities of mainland Greece compared this to an empire, and they weren't far off, especially since Athens didn't allow for any members of their league to leave willingly.
While this could be seen as a tactic to make crushing uprisings easier, it mostly had to do with how the Delian League had been effectively transformed into the Athenian Empire.

>>3367610
No he was not acoustic. This was in the aftermath of the articles of confederation failing, and the US still being under threat from Britain. The US being unified would help in making the US more resilient against foreign threat. Affording lofty titles to the president can in fact help raise his prestige and ability to command. Why do you think monarchs throughout history have had high titles and displayed wealth and regalness publicly?

>>3367662
Yes and he sought to remedy the crisis by going into an autistic fit about his lack of title.
Adams was respected by nobody and this interaction with the senate (that was largely federalist even) shows this.
>Why do you think monarchs throughout history have had high titles and displayed wealth and regalness publicly?
Don't think copying monarchs was such a good idea in early U.S., in fact the very thing Adams was proposing was clearly unconstitutional.

https://youtu.be/UwxB-mtkmA0?t=3534
58:24 appearance of charm

>>3367430
Do your homework yourself.

Here are few questions that I came up with, whaddya think?

To what extent could Russian policy towards Poland be regarded as expansionist in the period 1890 to 1990 ?

Why and to what extent did concern with Poland dominate Russian Foreign policy in Eastern Europe during the period 1900 to 1995 ?

What were the social and ideological issues which dominated Russian - Polish relationships throughout the 20th century ?

Why did Russia/Polish relations appear to be so confrontational throughout the twentieth century?

>>3367434
I just got kinda stuck looking for some good historians that cover these issues, thought that someone here may know them.

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If Islam isn't true how did it take over the Persian Empire and the whole of the Middle East?

>>3367198
If Islam isn't true then how come it took over all of the Middle East and Europe?

I remember learning about Fukushima and Huntington back in the first year of my polisci studies.

I knew right from the getgo that this stupid Jap was talking bullshit, and yet he was presented as a valid alternative to my homeboy Sam.

A buddy of mine bought into it, too.
He now regrets being an idiot.

>>3367634
>implying huntington and fukashima aren't both bullshit

>>3367643
>implying Huntington was not right about EVERYTHING

depends of you were the pirate or not
nothing like the romanticized image of piracy Hollywood threw at the world
p.s you're living the golden age of piracy, we don't even need to leave our homes to commit it

>>3367132
>>3367144
Weirdly enough it was pretty similar to that romanticized Hollywood image. Most pirates tended to be former British sailors who were usually just poorfags forced into service by the press gangs and then mistreated like subhumans by their commanding officers. They were seen as Robin Hood like figures by the common folk even back then when it was happening, which forced the colonial governors to ban any pro-pirate literature. The pirate life was considered so romantic and adventurous that even some rich people like Stede Bonnet started LARPing as pirates. They also had their own """country""" in the Bahamas which functioned as pretty much a proto-anarchist community: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Republic_of_Pirates

>>3367171
what about horrible infections and sex assaults?

Was '& Humanities' a mistake?

>>3367120
Yes

>>3367150
Yes

>>3367165
Yes

>>3367107
What about the 2 you've mentioned: women and numale.
Enlighten us.

>>3366963
Salazar and Franco were not fascists. Antonescu is also borderline

>>3366963
Is this a bad thing LARPer?

>>3366963
sube a mi helicoptero

too many peninsulas

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Based their entire economy around manufacturing, and when America decided to let other countries do that for them for cheaper, Michigan didn't adapt and became a rust belt shithole. But worry not Anon! Once Donnie T. drains the swamp of globalist bureaucrats, the American auto industry will see a boom like never before and Detroit will be great again!