What were the philosophical Influences on Nazism? The issue raised, however, is that the foundational principles of the Enlightenment were used to categorize and compartmentalize people into different “races” based on what, at the time, was considered ‘proper’ science
Do old white southerners want Jim Crow racial segregation laws to . . . How old is this genre? I don't have demographic information, but I suspect the stereotype Jim-Crow-era segregationist white guy, in vast majority, would not be interested in touching a black woman in any intimate way
African History distorted by European colonization The confusion about who her mother and paternal grandmother might be comes from the naming issue of some her ancestors being recoded under different names, which has made it difficult to conclusively say which female relatives of her line that they exactly were As legitimacy in the Ptolemy dynasty was passed down through the female line, it makes it highly improbable that any Egyptian
Academic Guidance - Is there anything left to study in history? Hence Imber's black hole theory Herbert Adams Gibbons suggested "the mixed race (Greco-Turkic)" theory And of course, Hammer's famous "Oghuz Turks" theory I think marxist-materialist approach can solve the question So, in academic level, history is full of fun and adventure
venezia | History Forum A reason to celebrate World culture is not complete without celebrations And celebrations are not only a mode of expressing joy; it has more to it A celebration in a society shows the thousand ways which make it distinct from the other The cognitive, normative and material differences are further entrenched when a IndicanaHelvetica Thread Dec 19, 2012 art carnival history masks venezia
lupalupa | History Forum The Battle of Maktan, Magellan-Humabon alliance against Tanday Lupalupa (Philippine History) On April 7, 1521, Ferdinand Magellan's naval fleet arrived at Subu, now Cebu Upon landing, Magellan planted a wooden cross The Chieftain of cebu Alimontay Humabon welcomed Magellan in a friendly manner Magellan baptized the natives led by their "King" Humabon and his priesteria Thread Nov 19
revisionist | History Forum US Civil War - Revisionist History What's up with all this revisionist history branding the Confederacy as bad essentially? All those politicians who are now using the battle flag as part of a straw man argument and wanting to get rid of it whenever possible are disgraceful, and it's shameful that people support them The RomanEmperor Thread Jul 2, 2016 civil revisionist war Replies: 29
proindustrialization | History Forum Large Pro-Industrialization Movements in Non-Western Countries in the 1800s? As you hopefully know, Japan is a non-Western country and yet it successfully began large-scale industrialization during the 1800s; what I am asking here is which, if any, other non-Western* countries had large pro-industrialization movements (in other words, large support for industrialization)