Can we have a thread where we name our countries and give a short summary on the events and perspective our history classes focused on?
>>424229
>Sweden
>Swedish war of independence
>Gustav Vasa had an adventure and ended up establishing the new swedish monarchy
>French revolution
>The French executed their king which led to the crowning of Napoleon as emperor
>it didn't include anything about why the Napoleonic wars were fought
>The world wars
>Versailles was unfair, led to nazis and the holocaust
>EU is great!I it has kept peace in Europe!
>>424273
>EU is great!I it has kept peace in Europe!
Well EU has many downsides, but it indeed kept peace in Europe.
>>424301
That's a funny way to spell NATO.
>>424229
Australia
Australian History
Can;t remember much, WW2 with a focus on the home front, gold rushes were two of the topics
Did my research essay on the nuclear tests focussing on Maralinga
Why is the wre illegitimate?
>>424306
>what is invasion of cyprus
get out ameriblob
>>424325
Beats the shit out of literally any other epoch of European history since the pax romana.
>Mexico
>olmecs, aztecs, mayans n' shit
>then came spaniards
>we mix and build cathedrals
>thwn we become an independent empire
>americans steal half clay and we become a federation now
>french invade and we have now a habsburg monarch ruling
>he gets killed and then we have 30 years of peace thanks to Porfirio Diaz
>Mexican revolution comes
>everything is great until 80's
fin
>>424321
Oh and don't forget two years of white guilt over "muh aboriginies" culiminating in 'Some white guy pm said sorry so it's mostly k but keep feeling that guilt now'
>>424371
ebin
This is 10 to 15 years ago.
>Netherland.
>Ice Age I, II, III; hunter/gatherers into Monsanto years (farming). Possibly some basic Greek and Roman shit (can't recall).
>Holy Roman Empire, crusades, maybe some Charles the Great too (can't remember either)
>New World/explorers, oogabooga.
>muh VOC (Dutch East India Company). >automatically coupled to that "muh slavery", and the Dutch Republic, William of Orange and the Eighty Years' War.
>Industrial Twerkolution + muh Spinning Jenny + Enlightenment/French Fagolution. Possibly some American Civil War or the Boston teabaggins or something.
>muh WWI & Versailles Treaty >compartmentalisation of Dutch society + habbenings on voting rights/schooling/first feminists
>muh WWII (rinse & repeat till Anne Frank speaks to you from your wall closet)
>Nederland post war: rebuilding, great flood of 1953, Willem Drees, 2nd wave of feminism. Basic Dutch political overview (Den Uyl, Lubbers, Paars).
>next to that East and West Germany and Europe. Cold War, Cuban Missile Crisis, Vietnam
>the release of Two Cocks in the Same Hole
>Bulgaria
>The founding of Bulgaria by Khan Asparukh in 681
>battles with the Byzantine empire and shit, drinking from skulls, tri moreta, all that good stuff
>enter Tzar Boris I - the converting
>Golden Age
>Battles with Byzantine empire until the Ottomans come
>Then battles with them, until the overtake eventually
>disappear from map for a few centuries
>April uprising, Russo-Turkish war and eventually the liberation
>The joining of East Rumelia with the Bulgarian Principality, after the Berlin congress which separated the country
>And then World Wars n shit
That's how I remember it, might be missing a thing or two
>Switzerland
Our classes didn't really "focus" on anything in particular, OPs question implies they were biased or something? Because they weren't.
But the whole program was of course western-centric. That's normal, one doesn't start with the history of china.
We also had more of our local history and how our nation came to be if you want a summary go on wikipedia.
>>424393
>Holy Roman Empire, crusades, maybe some Charles the Great too (can't remember either)
Charley was Dutch fyi
>Sweden
>Christian the Tyrannt was a bad character that oppressed the Sweds.
>The Swedish war of Undependence
>Gustav Vasa is founder of first centralized Swedish state and an enlightened despot creating efficient administration, but a little crazy. His sons are too crazy. Cult of Personality and Propaganda.
>WW2 was All about the holocaust and Horrors of national Zionialism, not a one word on the war itself. The involvement of the Soviet Union is not mentioned one even once.
>World War 1 is not apartment because no Jews died (less than WW2 Holocaust), but Sparked by the death of Archduke Franch Ferdinand the Austro-Hungarian Empire. The fault is Serbian, but Germany is aggressor and not neccessarrily the culprit. First assault of BIplanes and amour.
>Denmarks and Norways were rapists and Pillagers to kill the christians, Sweden only traded in peace but Raped sometimes. We have left the past behind us.
>French Revolution was Sparked by the fall of Bastiljion and Napoleon died exiled in Moscow
>Falkland Isles
>>424460
>Napoleon died exiled in Moscow
kek wat
Russia
>Kiev Rus', feudal fragmentation is evil, Mongols destroy everything, Sweden and German crusaders, Battle on Ice, Battle of Neva
>Moscow reuniting all the Russia, fighting Mongols, Battle of Kulikovo in 1380, Battle of Igra in 1480
>Time of troubles, Polish intervention, Parliament of 1613
>Peter the Great, Battle of Poltava, we Europe now
>Napoleon invasion, Battle of Borodino
>Alexander III frees the serfs
>WWI and Revolution, Civil War
>Industrialization, Collectivization, Purges
>Great Patriotic War, a lot of it
>>424321
>Australia
Also literally the only thing we learn about WWI is Gallipoli
>turkey
>come to anatolia and annihilate quffar for 7 centuries
>get lazy and lose all
New Zealand, i spent one year at high school level history where we covered
>Russian Revolution
>French Indochinese War
>NZ in WWI
>WW1
>do independent study
>i choose the mounted rifles
>pretty gr8 division (excuse my lack of knowledge on military division terminology) actually, allegedly held their own in every fight et cetera
>fucked around in egypt and the levant fighting ottomans
>were at Gallipoli iirc?
>burned down a whole village of sandmonkeys in Palestine when someone got shot in their tent, noone wanted to say who burned the village down
>they didn't get campaign honours or some shit idk
>russia
>evolution of the system of alliances, Bismark's role, etc, ww1
>poor tsar never asked for this
>smelly reds shoot him deds
>got to rp as the tsar in a dramatic reenactment we did for immersion
>germany sent lenin back
>who the fuck is trotsky?
>french v vietnam
>ho chi minh preddy cool guy
>napalm
>dien bien phu happened
>"i would rather eat french shit than chinese shit"
>watch platoon and good morning vietnam for more immersion
>>424229
>USA
>Precolombian civilization
>Colombus
>Jamestown Colony and the establishment of Virginia
>Conflicts with Powhatan Confederacy and the Indian massacres.
>First African slaves arrive in Virginia
>Formation of the Virginia House of Burgesses as the earliest examples of representative democracy in the New World.
>Puritanism and Witchhunts
>The American Revolution and the events leading up to it.
>Years of the Articles of Confederation, and the creation of the U.S. constitution along with the history of the early republic.
>Jeffersonian democracy
>War of 1812
>Post war "Era of Good Feelings", including the Great Awakenings.
>Mexican American War
>Years prior to the American Civil War, once again focused on the political situation in Virginia.
>Election of Lincoln and the onset of the Civil War
>General Civil War content, my teacher spent way more time on this than almost anything else. He went into detail from the wars start up to its very end.
>The reconstruction era and the industrialization of the South.
>Breif history of the Ku Klux Klan thrown in their for Bleeding Hearts' sake.
>Gilded age and the era of Mega-Capitalism
>Rapidly condensed history of U.S. colonization and imperialism because oh shit, the final is in 1 month.
>WWI and the post war era, including the Roaring 20's
>Great depression and how it effected Virginia.
>Various acts under FDR which greatly benefited Virginia.
>WWII and the Red Scare.
>The Cold War era condensed into 1 week of classes
And that was my AP US history experience over the course of a year in a nutshell.
>England
>Something about the Greeks and Romans, can't remember
>Battle of Hastings and the Norman Conquest
>Crime and Punishment in Middle Age England
>The Treaty of Versailles leading up to the Rise of the Nazi Party
>The American Prohibition
>>424229
>slovenia
>acquire HRE knowledge disregard everything else
>except, be frenchboo in the 1789-1815 period
Honestly, there were more pages in the textbook about how Bismarck was autistically raging over the GroB Deutschland idea than about the whole of Asia during 1500-1900.
>netherlands
>greeks and romans
>western europe during middle ages
>italian renaissance
>new world+voc
>french revolution
>industrial revolution
>world war 2
England
At Primary School
>Victorians
>Romans
>WW2
At Secondary School
>Norman Conquest
>Crusades
>WW1
>Cold War
then at A level we did the french revolution
USA
>grades 1-5: American history
>grade 6: ancient history (mostly Egypt)
>grades 7-8: American history
>grade 9: American history 1700-1865
>grade 10: American history 1866-1945 with a shitton of focus on muh 6 million
>grade 11: "Contemporary U.S. and World History" (really just American history 1946-present)
>grade 12: U.S. government studies
May as well give me my honorary Burger Studies degree.
>>424229
Australia
Year 1-6
Can barely remember anything
we didn't do much history but we touched on Australian Gold Rush, Galipoli and the Holocaust.
Year 7
Ancient Chinese Society is all I can remember
Year 8
Feudalism and Feudal Japan
Year 9
How WW1 started, Gold Rush, Industrial Revolution and Slave Trade
Year 10
Civil Rights Movement, McCarthyism and the Holocaust
Year 11
Spanish Civil War, Jewish Life in Germany (1920s-1939), some art history in the 20th century, Cuban Missile Crisis, Vietnam War and do an essay on one of several topics of your choice.
Year 12
French Revolution and Russian Revolution.
we start in grade 5 from ancient history on basic level, along with hungarian history (we wuz tribes and shit)
finish it with 1990 with dissolving the USSR and gaining freedom
both native and world history
its a parallel study, we dont skip things, the focus is on europe
we start again at high school and go through everything again for 4 years
>UK Secondary School (11-16), in no particular order
Stonehenge & Neolithic Britain
Witch Trials
The Black Death
Great Fire of London
Guy Fawkes and the Gunpowder Plot
Isambard Kingdom Brunel, Railways and the Industrial Revolution
WW1
WW2
Ireland (IRA, The Troubles, Good Friday Agreement)
>and then in Sixth Form (17-18)
The British Empire
The Cold War
Looking back on it it was really British-centric, which I like. I bet it's starting to deviate from that now however
>>424229
>Sweden
>Vikings
>Vikings
>Vikings
>Romans
>French revolution
>Napoleon
>Sweden
>#trenchfoot
>Nazis
Ayo
Latvia
6th grade
>Stone Age
>Ancient Egypt, Greece, Rome
7th grade
>Early Medieval
>Baltic Crusades
>Livonia
8th grade
>Renaissance
>French Revolution
>Industrial Revolution
9th grade
>WW1
>Latvian War of independence
>WW2
>Cold War
>Fall of Soviet Union
On high school it's basically the same shit repeat again with more depth
> UK
> Early 2000s, Tony Blair's socialist dictatorship
> Everything up to the Industrial Revolution covered in a few lessons
> Seed drill
> Civil War
> Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves as the entire Medieval class
> Industrial Revolution
> Pottery
> More pottery
> Isambard Kingdom Brunel
> Yet more pottery
> Ironbridge
> Even more pottery
>WW1
> litterally 2 lessons
> 1st lesson teacher explaining that it wasn't "the Hitler war"
> 2nd lesson teacher puts on a video of the last episode of Blackadder Goes Forth with no context or explanation
> WW2
> Again, litterally 2 lessons
> Lesson 1 D-day
> Lesson 2 The Holocaust
>Australia
>Ancient Egypt
>Ancient Greece
>Rome
>Middle Ages
>Renaissance
>Aboriginals
>First World War (Australia perspective)
>Second World War (Pacific only)
And i went to a Private school
in the last few years i chose history as a subject and did (only choices)
>Rise of Nazi Germany
>Cold War
>Russian Revolution
>Chinese Revolution
other schools had more options including Chinese and American "revolutions"
>>424969
sorry i did French Revolution not Chinese
thank god
>>424853
Pretty much this.
USA
Grades 1-5:
Little bite-sized chunks of American History, mostly "Monarchy bad, America good, yay pilgrims!" There was also a bizarre focus on JFK in my 5th year.
Grade 6:
Ancient History, actually decent focus on Mesopotamia. Teacher had a lady-boner for Egypt, spent majority of time there and rushed through Greece and Rome, we were supposed to have a Medieval unit, but it amounted to one 45 minute period.
Grades 7-8:
Pretty sure History wasn't even covered, as I have literally no memory of anything being taught. Mostly just government and civil rights bullshit.
It's important to note that none of my classes were even called "History." It was always; "Social Studies".
Grade 9:
Actually good teacher, focus ran all over the fucking place, spent first 3rd of the year focusing on various religions (didn't even bother with Islam.) Then jumped to Renaissance, Industrialism, and a good unit on the French Revolution.
Grade 10: "World" History
SJW-type teacher. Regurgitated Renaissance and Industrial age stuff from last year, then enlightenment. Ran through American history with a daily reminders that this is "world history". WWII unit comes up, 2 months of Holocaust guilt, we literally had no idea why it even happened, just that the Nazis did it and we should feel bad. Then the remaining month on why Globalization is good and Socialism can be OK, but not if you're Russian.
Year 11: American History
One month of Native American guilt.
One month of "yay rebels!"
One month of "Booo Southern Rebels!"
A more in-depth look at WW1 than in the World History.
Oh fuck man, another 6 weeks covering the Holocaust.
Decent unit on the Cold War.
>Croatia
>regular pre-historic shit, some focus on vučedol culture
>lot of focus on ancient greeks, rome too
>charlemagne and some bits about the rest of europe
>arrival of croats, lots of shit about the knez's, forming of kingdom by Tomislav, learnt about the more important kings like Petar Krešimir the 4th, Dmitar Zvonimir
>from then on it's focused on people who ruled us
>hungarians
>Frankopani, Šubići, Zrinski
>a lot about Sigismund
>croatia under habsburg rule, austria in general
>ottomans, military frontier period
>big focus on germanization and magyarization
>illyrian movement in response
>revolutions of 1848
>jelačić
>world war 1
>SHS, yugoslavia
>stjepan radić
>6th january dictatorship, serb hegemony
>world war 2, a lot about the ustaša and the partisans
>socialist yugoslavia, croatian spring
That's as much as I can remember at the moment.
By the time we'd reach the war of independence, the semester would already be over so we practically never covered it.
>>424930
Weird. I'm from UK and distinctly remember learning about the two wars in massive detail. We even had two lessons dedicated to watching a biography of Hitler on the big TV [spoiler]which was a fucking awesome TV[/spoiler]
>ireland
>pre historic
>celts and druids
>romans
>quick gloss over on middle ages in cluding the norman invasion
>the 4 types of plantaion in ireland
>the rise of Proddies
>industrial revoltion
>all irsh attempts at liberation including based wolf tone
>ww1 for one class
>1916 BEST REVOLUTION GUYS
>home rule
>based Michel Collins
>ww2
>Holocaust
>Ireland neutrality
mind you i didnt take history at a secondry level so all i know that came after this is through a friend
>cold war and counter cluture
>irelands modern history including the troubles
>>424229
>anyone having a claim to the "Roman Empire" besides the Romans themselves
The Roman Empire died in 1453 and so did all claims to anything
Also
>Western Roman Empire
>illegimate
Come on
Why is it Anglos who are always the ones that have shitty History courses?
>Germany
>greek colonialism for some reason
>Karl the Great
>Otto the Great
>Holy >Roman >Empire
>industrialisation in germany
>rise of german nationalism
>t. Bismark
>WW1
>Weimar Republic
>Big focus on Nazi Germany, WW2 and the holocaust
>DDR and BRD
>reunficiation
>australia
>political aspect of napoleonic wars
>industrial revolution and working conditions
>WW2 including holocoster, nazi propaganda, and the oppression of fascism
>cold war; nukes, cuban missile crisis, bay of pigs; khrushchev, jfk and his assassination
some other crap in junior history too, and the rest of senior history just turned into contemporary issues, but that was it, really
pretty decent based on what I remember, good teacher.
I'm even a pretty big naziboo, but the elimination of political opponents in nazi germany still intimidates me too much to consider it an ideal place to live, even with all the culture purported in the propaganda
>>424229
>Croatia
>change kings every two fucking years
>even great kings have insanely short reigns
>and that's during our prime
>Arpads and Habsburgs
>mfw germanization and magyarization taking turns
>seriously weakened by ethnic disputes
>Kingdom of Serbs, Croatians and Slovenians
>falls due to ethnic disputes
>puppet natsoc regime, lose Dalmatia to Italians
>Yugoslavia
>falls due to ethnic disputes
>corruption during privatization ruins industry
>constantly in debt
>life sucks mang
>fucking ethnic disputes
>France
>Quick re-cap about Athenes, what it is to be a citizen in Ancient Greece, but democracy isn't perfect since it's based on slavery
>Roman Empire, the aspect of citizenship throughout the centuries, the rise of Christianity with Constantine, and most importantly the edict of Caracalla
Then there's a big gap. We were barely taught anything about Gauls or Franks in fact, probably because they were mostly conquerors and didn't brought anything important to learn.
>Medieval Christianity, rise of Christianity of Europe
>The feudal system in France, the knights, the nobles, the cities
>The place of the King of France and how he became more important throughout the decdades
>The discovery of the new world, the Spanish power, the Mediteranean being a crossroad of different cultures
Then another great gap, mostly because the Enlightenement, Louis XIV and all of that is taught in French class with Molière and friends.
>The French Revolution, the creation of the French Nation, NAPOLEON BONAPARTE
>The rise of nations in Europe
All that I described here was more-or-less what every high-schooler of France is being taught for their first year.
Then, for the two other years, it's a bit strange because it's not chronological. We don't follow an order but have to study themes.
>Economical and population growth in France (For years France was the most populated country of Europe, and it was so up until WW1. Also the Industrial Revolution).
>The different societies of France (Rural pre-XIXth, then urban centers, immigration, and today ghettos in the suburbs)
>War in the XXth Century, and the memory of war (Myths, Shoah)
>Cold war and modern guerilla conflicts
>Totalitarism and modern dictatures
>Hitler's nazism, Staline's communism, Mussolini's fascism
>The colonisation
>The great colonial Empire, the place of colonized populations, and the decolonization (Either violent wars like in Algeria, or peaceful decolonization)
>The 3 French Republics
>germany is bad mkay
>dude 6 billion lmao mkay
pretty much sums up history class at my german high school
France
- prehistory (how man evolved in Africa)
- the Bible (Old Testament stories and Hebrews, no mention of Jesus or New Testament)
- Athenian democracy (and how it wasn't really democracy as it excluded women, foreigners, and slaves)
- Roman cities and infrastructure
- Mohamed and the birth of Islam
- Charlemagne and his failed revival of Rome, contrasted with Justinian's success
- medieval Europe and the feudal system (oppression of the people by lords and clergy, Catholic obscurantist persecution of knowledge, women, and Jews) contrasted with the enlightenment and multicultural tolerance of the Islamic world
- the Crusades (atrocities committed by the Christian invaders in Muslim land)
- how Islamic knowledge and ideas finally made it to Europe leading to the Renaissance and Humanism, breaking the power of the Church and restoring human dignity and progress
- absolutist France, the totalitarian and arbitrary power of the king, and persecutions against Protestants
- slavery and the slave trade
- Enlightenment thinkers' use of knowledge to free the people from the shackles of king and Church
- Revolution and Declaration of Human Rights, the one good thing to come out of France
- Napoleon's proto-Hitler dictatorship, wars of conquest, propaganda, and oppression of women and blacks
- French colonial imperialism and slavery-like oppression
- Dreyfuss Affair and rise of antisemitism in France
- WW1 caused by French nationalism and revanchism (over rightfully German regions), the horrors of the war, with focus on colonial troops fighting for France
- the rise of Nazism caused by France treating Germany unfairly at Versailles, and how fascists almost took power in France as well
- French collaboration with the Nazis in WW2 and participation in the Shoah
- decolonisation and French colonial wars in Indochina and Algeria, where the French and Le Pen tortured civilians
- Cold War
- the EU and the hopeful end of nationalism and war
Lithuania
>Ancient Rome, Greece etc.
>Lithuanian ancestors
>First balt tribes
>Middle ages
>Lithuania's formation
>Lithuanian conquest from XIII - XV century
>Rennaisance and all that jazz
>Lithuania during the rennaisance
>Polish-Lithuanian commonwealth from 1569 to capitulation in 1795
>Industrial Revolution
>Lithuania during the XIXth century
>World war 1
>Lithuania after WW1
>Interwar period
>Lithuania during interwar period
>World war 2
>Lithuania during ww2 and soviet occupation
>Cold War
>Lithuania during it being a soviet state
>Lithuanian independence
As you can see, we dedicate a lot to our own country, which gets really annoying at times.
>>424229
>England
>private school twit
>Stonehenge
>Celts
>Romans
>brief look into the history of Islam up to the british annexation of the Mughal empire
>Anglo-saxons
>Vikings
>Battle of hastings
>Feudalism and society in general
>The Catholic Church in general and how faith influenced society
>William I and fallout of hastings
>Henry II Thomas becket and the Angevin empire
>invasion of Wales
>Llywelyn's revolt
>Invasion of Scotland
>William Wallace and Robert de brus
>Wars of the Roses
>richard III and the princes in the tower
>Battle of bosworth
>Henry VII
>Henry VIII
>Mary I
>Elizabeth I and the Spanish Armada
>Charles I and the civil war
>Cromwell and the commonwealth
>The restoration
timeskip for some reason
>Industrial revolution
>WWI
>WWII
This is bearing in mind I dropped out of school at 13
>>425343
Question, do they really go heavily into detail about the War of the Roses like I keep hearing about?
>India
>just diverse my history up f.am
that would be barely any major empire that didn't rule over us
>>424457
I have to respond to this ludicrous claim. I highly doubt this.
USA
Elementary:
>Greek and Romans, a few lessons on world war 2
Middle School:
> Ancient China, Egypt,Greece again, and India(although this was more of a geography class than a history class)
>The Enlightenment
>renaissance
Highschool: We got lucky and had a former history professor teach us for the first year.
>Ancient Egypt
>Post Roman Europe
>crusades and Islamic empire
>Reformation
>Philosophers and writers
>America pre revolution
>industrial revolution
>America post revolution(we skipped the civil war for some reason)
>world war 1 for about 1 class
>world war 2 for about 2 weeks
>repeatedly go back to civil rights throughout the year
>US government
>>425357
yes they go into a lot of detail. Mainly battles and intrigue
>>425055
Looking through the other UK replies, it's now even more obvious how utterly shit my school was.
UK
The Tudors. Some times we would do the World Wars instead
>Canada
>in ontario, pretty much starts with early history of british north america, including american revolution, all the way to up to louis riel's rebellion
>never ended up studying confederation, which was next year, moved to alberta
>alberta was great, studied sengoku era japan, russian revolution and the soviet union
>in grade 10 studied french revolution and imperialism in the 19th century, watched Zulu and everything
>grade 11 was WW1 and 2, and some other shit I don't remember
and then I dropped out
I learned quite a bit desu
>>424229
Philippine History Education inna nutshell begins in High School.
Freshman year = Philippine history.
>Geography of the Philippines
>3 Major religions of the Filipino People
>Chinese, Indian, Muslim Influences on the Filipino People
>Pre-Colonial Philippines
>Arrival of Spics
>Colonization & Life under Spics
>Philippine Revolution
>American Intervention
>Philippine American War
>Life under American Rule & the US/Philippine Commonwealth
>WWII
>Independence and the 50's and 60's high times.
>Marcos Dictatorship
>80's People Power Revolution.
Sophomore year =Asian History.
>Geography of Asia
>Major religions of Asia.
>Ancient Asia (only studied: India, Persia and China)
>"Medieval" Asia (Only on India, Persia/Middle East, China, Japan. Mongol Invasions)
>That one week on Southeast Asian Ancient/Medieval history.
>Latter Asian history (India, China, Japan, Middle East, Korea in passing.)
>Colonization: who colonized who. Rise of Japan.
>WWII
>Asia during the Cold War
>Postcolonial Southeast Asia
Junior Year = """World""" History (Just Western World really)
>Geography of Europe and Americas.
>Ancient Greece
>Ancient Rome
>Rise of Christianity
>Fall of Rome and the Dark Ages
>Frankish Empire
>Medieval Europe and the Byzantines.
>Renaissance
>Enlightenment & Emergence of Modern Yurop.
>American Revolution
>French Revolution
>Industrial Revolution
>Age of Colonialism: Who colonized who
>WWI
>Interwar and the rise of USA.
>Depression
>WWII
>Cold War: Events in the USA and in USSR.
Its a pretty general overview really.
>>424605
Greater Slovenia when my friend?
>Uruguay
>few indians and too aggressive nobody wants to deal with them
>cows are introduced before people
>portuguese founded colonia in front of buenos aires
>portenos kick them out
>spain signs a treaty and gives colonia back to portugal
>during spanish succession portenos take colonia again
>utrecht gives colonia back to portugal
>montevideo founded in 1726
>1750 treaty of paris gives the jesuit missions to portugal starts the guarani wars
>1777 britcucks can't defend portugal because of the american revolution so portugal is forced to sign the treaty of san idelfonso giving back colonia and the missions
>montevideo port is growing too much and buenos aires dont like it
>the buenos aires junta kick the spanish authorities out so they come to montevideo and make it the capital of the viceroyalty
>artigas beat the spanish at las piedras and kicks them out of montevideo
>artigas tells buenos aires to fuck off and forms the liga federal with the argie provinces
>buenos aires cant defeat artigas so they call the hues to invade uruguay
>artigas is defeated by the hues and exiles himself to paraguay
>exiled troops in argie cross the river and invade the now called cisplatina
>the patriots are winning the war but here come the brits to save the hues ass again
>they come with the idea of an independent Uruguay to separate brazil and argentina
>july 18th 1830 the constitution is sworn
and thats the whole colonial history of uruguay
Serbia
"Elite and oldest public highschool in country"
Prehistory
Some focus on cultures on the teritory of Serbia,Lepenski Vir and such
Eastern cultures, Sumerians, Assyrians etc
Buttload of Greece
Buttload of Rome
Sunset of Roman Empire,first year ends
Medieval history,
Dark ages and shit, always covered in a way that one lesson is Europe and next is Serbia and Balkan shit that has been going on in medieval times.
Sometimes a lesson about life, techology, culture poets etc.
Third year is modern era
Starting with Columbus
Than 16th,17th,18th century where again one lesson is Europe and the world, next is Serbia, precisely Serbs on the Ottoman or Habsburg teritory.First and Second uprising.19th century, prusso frankish and crimean war etc
End with Bell epoque
4th year Russo jap war, ww1 for quite some time.Interwar period with october revolution, rise of fascism and natsoc,spanish civil war and such.Shitload of lessons on Kingdom of SHS and Yugoslavia,political crisis etc.ww2 in wolrd and balkan for a long time.Gommie Yugoslavia big no no because professor was a hardcore anti gommie,just talked about culture, art, little bit about Maspok, mostly about goli otok and reppression.Mentioned wars in the 90s just a little,after that we just got drunk and hang around on the beautifull Dorcol in the summer.
>>424451
>switzerland
As far as i remember
>national history
>french revolution
>ww2, europe exclusivly
>USSR
>>424229
Sixth grade: WW1, WW2, the holocaust
Sevength grade: WW1, WW2, the holocaust
Eight grade: WW1, WW2, the holocaust
Ninth grade: WW1, WW2, the holocaust
and I'm not even German
Ireland
can only fuzzily remember primary school history
went to a catholic boys school all my life so it was pretty much
>lives of the saints
>vikings, round towers and all that jazz
>brian boru, clontarf
>normans
>en*lish
>colonization of ulster & the pale
>irish rebellion
>cromwell
>irish rebellion
>irish rebellion
>potatoes
>irish rebellion
>1916 rising
>1921 war of independence
>anglo irish treaty
>civil war
>independence
>modern irish history
>WWII, holocaust, nuremberg rallies, why hitler was actually a lad if you forget the jews (based teacher)
>american history from WWI and up
>cursory history of rome, middle ages and all history before the 17th century
>Israel
Primary (Taught only in 5th and 6th grades)
>Jews under Hellenistic rule
>Maccabean Revolt
>Jews under Roman rule
>The Revolt of 66-73 CE and destruction of the 2nd temple
>Bar Kohva Revolt
Middle School (7th-9th grades)
>Feudal Europe
>The Renaissance
>French Revolution
>American Revolution
>The Napoleonic Wars
>Post-Napoleon Europe up to the Spring of Nations
>Industrial Revolution
High school (10th-11th grades)
10th grade
>Building of the Second Temple
>Jews under Persian rule
>Jews under Roman rule (Again)
>The Revolt of 66-73 CE and destruction of the 2nd temple (Again)
>Nationalism in 19th Century Europe and the Spring of Nations
>Formation of the Zionist Moment
>The life and work of Theodore Herzl
>The Zionist Movement in the Land of Israel
>The Zionist Movement during WW1 and the Balfour Declaration
11th Grade
>The Nazi Ideology
>The Rise of Nazism in Germany
>Jews in Nazi Germany
>Jewish life in the Ghettos
>The Final Solution
>Revolts in the Ghettos
>The Jewish fight against the British Mandate
>The War of Independence/ The War of 48'
>Israeli Declaration of Independence and formation on the IDF
>"Palestinian Refugees"? Never heard of 'em
>Yom Kipur War
>Israeli Society in the 50's, 60's and 70's
Liked history classes during Middle School, but was bored out of my mind during High School
>>425927
Portugal
Year 1-4
Iberian Tribes
Roman Empire
1st and 2nd Portuguese Dynasties
Year 5-6
3rd and 4th Dynasties
Republican Revolution
Dictatorship
Another Revolution
WW1 and WW2
Year 7-12
Ancient human tribes
European Tribes
Egypt in depth
Roman empire in depth
Sino empire
History of Europe until the Age of Discovery
Global perspective of stuff happening around the world during that age
African Tribes
Feudal Japan, everybody celebrating Capt. Andreia kicking the ass of 50+ samurai drunk while using a smallsword and a dagger
French Revolution
In depth WW1. the period afterwards and WW2
Playing Risk in classes
Modern world
This was at a religious private school.
>>424229
>UK
>Battle of Hastings and Normans, The Crusades
>Tudors, Stuarts
>First World War, The British Empire
>International relations between WW1 and 2, Weimar Germany to Nazi Germany, Liberal Reforms, Female Suffrage, Something to do with WW1, Russian Revolution
>The Causes of American Civil War, the Causes of English Civil War
>Russia and its Rulers 1855-1964, The Cold War 1941-56
just secondary school
>>424229
Italy
>fertile crescent and egypt
>greeks (athens sparta and alexander)
>romans (early republic to severans)
>lombards and charlemagne
>italian city states (venice genoa florence milan)
>guelphs and ghibelins
>renaissance
>italian wars
>reformation and counter reformation
>french revolution and napoleonic wars
>risorgimento
>kingdom of italy
>ww1 and postwar
>fascism
>ww2 and nazism
>kek stopped here, we were behind on the program.
Italy
>Unification
>Every president is corrupt or incompetent and the only one who probably wasn't neither dies after three months
>Pope is "muh temporal power"
>Meanwhile the south is literally infested with crooks
>WW2
>Get rekt by anglos
>Mussolini deposed
>Peace with Allies
>King and government escape Rome to go in Brindisi and do not even try to organize against obvious retorts from Germany
>After two years of war in Italy Italians chose republic over monarchy
And in theory after there is the fight against mafia,the various time in which we could've been really something(Berlinguer,Olivetti,Di Mattei,Falcone and Borsellino)
>>424229
sweden
Grade 1-6 Stoneage (everything inbetween) Dark ages, vikings ofc
it was first to sixth grade so it wasent that indepth but still
Grade 7-9 romans, greeks, medieval ages, the renaissance, french revolution/napoleon, colonialism, ww1/2, some swedish history, industrialization
grade 10-13
industrialization, pre ww1/2 and then the actuall wars, 50's through 90's (cold war berlin wall hippies some random genocides and wars consumerism emerging honestly its all kinda fuzzy i was high most of the time at this point but you know lots of random ass history also all of it more or less revolved around the politics at the time discussed)
>>425708
Dorcol Republika!
>>424605
Pretty much this.
Few things that anon forgot to mention:
>WE WUZ DUKES AND SHIT
>And we influenced Thomas Jefferson.
>The most boring part: The Peasants life in HRE.
>For like a day Czechs ruled this lands (pic related)
>Napoleon did nothing wrong Ilirija vstan!
>Maister did nothing wrong.
>Serbs are literally only reason we don't have Charintia
>Kardelj is the real deal, Tito was just his spokes person.
>>426211
Hahahhahahah jebote.Jest vala nisam sa Dorcola ali je po meni jedan od najlepsih delova grada.
Scotland.
The industrial revolution
The 1st world war
British political reform 1830 to 1930
Versailles and the road to world war 2 (rise of the nazi party, appeasement Germany 1918-1939, league of nations etc)
Race relations in the us. 1860-1970
>>426304
In younger years (so not anything we had exams on)
Peatbog men
Celts
The Roman Empire
Scottish wars of independence
The Jacobite revolution
>>424229
Czech Republic
1. Antiquity
prehistory, Egypt, Mesopotamia, Greece, Rome
2. Middle Ages
Franks, Byzantines, Arabs, GREAT MORAVIA, Kievan Rus, Poland, Hungary, PREMYSLID PRINCES & KINGS, Investiture, Crusades, England, France, CHARLES IV , HUSSITES, Jagiellonians, reformation
3. Early Modern
Enlightenment, England, USA, French Revolution, industrialization, CZECH NATIONAL REVIVAL, 1848, Italy, Germany, Austrian-Hungarian Empire
4. Modern
WW1, SSSR, First Czechoslovak Republic, USA, fascism, WW2, 1948, commies, Cold war, Prague Spring & 1968, fall of communism
something like that. In 6th to 9th class of Elementary school and AGAIN but more in detail in 1st to 4th class of Gymnasium/High School.
>>426243
the day we ruled Slovenia is actually mentioned?
>>425978
My teacher put a big emphasis on the WE WAZ PHOENICIANS, no idea why
>Italy
Prehistory, every single fertile crescent civilization (Akkadians, Hittites, Babylonia etc), Egypt, Persia. Then move onto Greece (Crete history, Athens, Sparta) and Alexandrian Empire.
Magna Grecia, Syracuse, Etruscans, Rome.
Barbaric invasions and the way it influences the Eastern Roman Empire.
Feudalism, the history of Charlemagne, Otto, every single pope that tried to gain political power other than spiritual. The history of the HRE. And of course Mohammad and the Islamic caliphates in the middle east.
The crusades.
Renaissance, Italian cities during the Middle ages (Venice, Pisa, Amalfi, Florence, Milan).
But also many things about Europe, like the Hundred years war and the Spanish Reconquista, the creation of the Ottoman Empire.
Expeditions around the world (Columbus, Vasco da Gama, Magellano etc). How the Americas were conquered, and some insights on very early colonialism and slavery. Sino Empire and Mongolians.
How Luther fucked up everything, religion wars, in Germany and France, the many councils that took place, Henry VIII.
The Spanish-English rivalry, the Netherlands and the way they developed their trades.
Copernican revolution, every war you can think of that happened in Europe at the time like the Thirty years war.
The two English revolutions, the succession wars, the American revolution, the seven years war, the Enlightenment, first industrial revolution, the French Revolution, Napoleonic wars, Vienna's congress, the second industrial revolution, the Crimean war, nationalism around Europe and the unification of Italy and Germany, American Civil war, history of Japan and colonialism around the world, Imperialism, the world wars with a focus in between on every single dictatorship (communism, fascism, nazism).
The foundation of ONU, Nato, the Warsaw pact and the Cold war, post-colonialism, Italy in the second half of XX century.
I'm sure I forgot many things. Here you study pretty much everything, as Italy wasn't even a thing for a while.
>>425383
ofc it's bullshit, he was a Frank.
That anon probably wanted to point out the fact that, linguistically, Dutch is Frankish' closest ancestor.
Language being very important in the taxonomy of tribes, and thus, ethnicity, it would indicate the Dutch as the Franks' closest descendants.
The Franks' also originally settled in the Rhineland as foederati in the late antiquity, expanding towards the Rhine Delta and everything below.
On top of that, Charly himself may or may not have been born in the town of Herstal, modern day Belgium.
tl;dr we wuz emprors 'n shiet
>inb4 Willem II
>>424229
I live in Germany
>We wuz holy roman empire n shit(grade 8)
>but who cares lets talk about America for morr then half oft the school year(grade 8)
>Colonisation was bad, whites are bad because we enforced everything to make people civilized(Grade 9)
>Prussia n shit(Grade 9)
> France and Prussia are at war!!!Bismarck was so great and intelligent and cool and awsome and handsome (Grade 9)
>WW1 AHHH GERMANY IS EVIL WE CAUSED THE WW1 WE ARE EVIL AHHH WILHELM II DUMB INBRED SHIT(Grade 9)
>weimar republik did nothing wrong(Grade 9)
>HITLER WAS EVIL, THE ANTICHRIST REMEMBER THE 600000000009 people that DIED(Grade 9)
After that (grade 10 etc.)everything actually was ok exept when I did an essay about Imperialism and made it look nice.I had to talk to the teacher after class about Rascism for some reason.
>>424229
USA
Only learn up to WW2
We're awesome we won everything
I'm on phone so can't green text
>>424557
I live in tappahannock, essentially this yeah
>>425978
i didn't learn sino empire, nor global perspective, nor african tribes, nor japan, nothing
>>426673
we were very much inspired by the phoenicians, yes
the whole idea of going around africa and reaching towards the azores was only because the phoenicians had already done it
