What are some ways to teach about Alexander the Great?

Can only one space marine from Warhammer 40k be able to take out the entire axis force from WW2?

Why was Europe the main arena of conflict during the Cold War?

Has there ever been a time period without suffering?

What time was it when King George VI gave his Sept. 3, 1939, speech about the declaration of war on Germany?

Who would win if Genghis Khan fought the USA today?

If Trump had been president instead Truman would he have made an agreement with Stalin and avoided the Cold War?

What was life like on the border of German-occupied Greece and neutral Turkey during World War Two?

What was Hitler’s attitude toward black Africans, and did he send them to extermination camps?

Why did the Europeans give up their empires?

Is it effective to review AP American history on Khan?

Were all the allied or most allied nations automaticly at war with all the axis powers or was a state of war often absent?

What’s the total land area of the British Empire in Africa as of 1921?

What are the types of Indian history?

Did the early Caliphates ever try to expand to the Russian part of the Caucasus Mountains?

Why were early civilizations typically ruled by a king and not a governing body? I know there are rare exceptions.

What would history be like, if Alexander the Great had once conquered China?

How did a new regional history reconfigure the established narrative of colonialism and nationalism?

Who was the most brutal ruler to have ever ruled?

When did civilized humans know and become familiar with corruption in the beginning of recorded human history?