american: *asks question about a european landmark or historical/political event* european: "REEEEE WHY ARE AMERICANS SO STUPID" american: because its pointless for us to learn anything beyond just the most major points of european architecture, history, politics etc euro: REEEEE WHY ARE AMERICANS PROUD OF BEING STUPID
eurofags, please explain how an in-depth education on your country's history or culture would the average american's life easier.
it's the backdrop for which our american nation, culture, and identity arose
you need to know and understand the history of the old world to have context and understanding here in the new, anything less is just total ignorance of yourself
William Nguyen
>it's the backdrop for which our american nation, culture, and identity arose gib examples
William Powell
>it's the backdrop for which our american nation, culture, and identity arose No, only England is. Learning about buttfuck no where in Germany is completely irrelevant to Americans. Even more so for anywhere past the fucking Elbe, outside of Russia
He's also already said that we should learn major events, so your argument is even more invalid
Luke Smith
The French Enlightenment was massively important to the early formation of the US Constitution. The concept of the 2nd amendment was invented in France.
Parker Morgan
Please PLEASE tell me how the French enlightenment is not a major event
Luis Martinez
>eurofags, please explain how an in-depth education on your country's history or culture would the average american's life easier.
>The concept of the 2nd amendment was invented in France. The Second Amendment comes from the English Bill of Rights.
Luke Sullivan
Literally anything, the northern war closed off timber reserves to the UK which pushed their exporting pitch from the colonies, which required land clearing, which inspired demand for workers be it indentured or slave.
Going further, we enjoyed the same ideas that were born out of the renaissance in arts, sciences, ect. going further still the medieval universities that so inspired free thought, argument, and oratory. Look to Thomas Aquinas.
Luis Young
You're repeating our mistakes, which is pretty pointless and could easily be avoided.
Easton Gomez
BVLL of Rights* ftfy
Carter Sullivan
Hur duRR Knowledge onle have valu if can make $$$ put hotdog on table. Y other cuntry think Muricans greede only care bout $$$? hUr DuRr
Dominic Scott
you are less than I, cope
Henry Edwards
>muh 2nd amendment
Luke Clark
The Brit is right This is taught in high school government
You're either a foreigner, drop out, or proxy
Juan Kelly
For instance, don't stick your dick in the middle east. Alexander and Trajan's conquests, dissolving the ottomans and invading afghanistan; it just never works out.
And make sure you have a proper plan on what to do AFTER you overthrow the tyrant dictator, or you'll be standing there with your dick in your hand like Brutus, hoping things will fall in place automatically which it never EVER does.
>largest philosophical explosion in history >hurrdurr we could only have borrowed concepts from one place We had a constant stream of ambassadors in France, one of which was Ben Franklin.You must be an idiot to think that French ideas had no influence whatsoever in the making of the country.
Luis Harris
>if people 1000s of years ago failed then you're sure to fail as well
You, sir, are reterarded
Sebastian Ortiz
Based. Worry less about ornamentation and frivolity and more about housing your citizens