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basicially WWI up to the end of Vietnam. Very interesting times in US society, from the Wright Flyer to the Apollo 11, from Temperance to Free Love. And everything in between ;D
Hey QD, glad to see you over here posting again. WCF has been picking up here lately thanks to Ken's invite to some of his friends.
Hey QD, glad to see you over here posting again. WCF has been picking up here lately thanks to Ken's invite to some of his friends.
next to my love of firearms, history is right up there running a close 2nd.
hi all, im new…..im going to have to say American colonial history and then antiquity, mainly the hellenistic age and roman republic/empire
Greetings, Blizzard! Those are some of my favorite time periods as well. Sometimes it's difficult to choose just one….there are stories from many different ages which are very interesting, inspiring, and worthy of further investigation.
Hello everyone, brand new to this forum, looking foward to some intresting conversations…..as for me Ancient Rome is completely crazy, but I think The French Revolution and World War 1 are completly fascinating…
And hello KidTurbo! Yes, the French Revolution is fascinating on a number of levels, not the least because it seems to have been the first thoroughly “modernist” event in the history the West. We've been discussing it in general in this thread, if you'd like to join the conversation….
Welcome guys! Are you two students, rank amateurs, or professors checking up on students here by chance? 🙂
Im just a history major, but came across this forum and figured it be interesting to join….
Well we're glad you've stumbled across us. 🙂
I enjoy European History especially the Renaissance to late 19th century and American History from the formation of the early Republic to post WWII. I also enjoy studies of ancient Greece and Rome.
When I was a History major the 19th century — most of the 20th was a current event for me. ;DI read all eras and epochs with interest now. At the moment I am deep into the 9th century. previously it was the 17th.
For me it is the period in America from the early 19th century to the beginning of the 20th century with a specific focus on the Civil War.But to be quite frank, I find the majority of history, related to military affairs highly interesting…
