>Americans never learned about native American history or world history in school
Why do yuros say this I learned about the cliff dwellers and all the other major tribes in middle school
Americans never learned about native American history or world history in school
Christopher Rogers
Luis Phillips
Europeans don't base the things they say in reality. They just imagine things to suit their beliefs
Julian Rivera
They don't have any written records, so it wouldn't be Native American history it would be Native American Anthropology (which we do learn about a little bit)
Xavier Reed
>generalizing an entire continent worth of people who all live in different nations, speaking different languages and having different cultures
Quintessentially American.
Jeremiah Nelson
Euros from all flags do this on Jow Forums.
Owen Evans
>Waste years of education learning about the differences between tribe A and B
We covered the major Native American civilizations and the policy of the US government towards the Natives (trail of tears, reservations, Department of Indian Affairs, etc.) I somehow doubt you learned about whether or not pagan tribe y used severed wolf heads as hats or not
Brody Parker
See
Bentley Phillips
euros literally do this
Joshua Flores
>We covered the major Native American civilizations and the policy of the US government towards the Natives (trail of tears, reservations, Department of Indian Affairs, etc.)
Do you expect a round of applause for learning the most basic informations about your own country?
>I somehow doubt you learned about whether or not pagan tribe y used severed wolf heads as hats or not
Actually history in my country is taught from the ancient Mesopotamian cities through Egypt, Greece, Rome, to the settling of Pannonia all the way to modern history.
I know the sheer size of such a subject will confuse and enrage Americans, whose entire history can be summed up in 2 pages concisely, but trust me this isn't unusual in Europe.
Colton Smith
I thought that was the reason we posted here
Landon Flores
>literally visited cliff dwellings for a class assignment
By all means post the history of your commie block 3rd world country in as many characters as you want
Dylan Miller
nah. I'm more curious about what you have learned about indians. Did you become less racist towards them knowing their plight? Or have your prejudices prevailed despite the new things you had learned about their history?
Nolan Ramirez
>By all means post the history of your commie block 3rd world country in as many characters as you want
Posts like these prove that you Americans are ignorant.
Maybe you did not know this but till the 16th century Hungary was one of the most powerful kingdoms in Europe, at one point controlling the entire Holy Roman Empire. They have a longer and more prestigious history than your crumbling superficial "Nation" ever will. Budapest is also prettier than whatever your cultureless void has to offer
Blake Sullivan
best ally
Nathaniel Morales
to be honest they are right , we dont learn anything about native americans besides the trail of tears and french indian war. that's literally it.
You would need to take an extra elective to find out more in highschool.
Ayden Wood
>boo hoo waycism is EBUL
Adam Thompson
>They have a longer and more prestigious history than your crumbling superficial "Nation" ever will.
Posts like these prove that you euros are arrogant...blah blah blah the rest of your post
Adam Davis
Maybe I'll go there if I want to get a prostitute with AIDs
Nicholas Perry
My grade school and high school history classes both covered the clovis people, the anasazi, the mound builders, pre-historic people crossing the bering land bridge, etc. in addition to what you listed.
Dylan Perry
user, I...
Jackson Reed
Did I mention I'm not a nigger