Why is the history of India in our education syllabus full of colonial India with minor reference to other empires like the Vijayanagar empire?

Imagine yourself as a German around the time of WWII. You listen to Hitler’s speeches. Do you join the Nazis?

To which extent was WWII a war of resources?

How long did it take for the Nazi to leave Poland?

At the end of World War II, how did the Allies view fascist Spain?

What civilization do you think is the greatest civilization in Asia?

What significant event will it take to bring the American people together?

What were people’s relationships to happiness in different time periods in history?

Is it merely a coincidence that Japan and South Korea are the most developed non-western countries and the US has the biggest military bases there?

What makes Japan (a little country in Asia) dominating in a period of time back in WWII?

Who first created borders in the human history?

What are some common misconceptions about the Middle Ages?

The Manhattan Project was a tightly-held secret. Does that mean that no journalists suspected that the Americans were working on a “fission bomb”?

How common were Russian language classes in the United States during the Cold War?

Why didn’t the Allies attack Russia, after conquering Germany in 1945?

How did the Mongols defeat the Western Xia, Jin, and Song?

If the US had used an atomic bomb against Germany in World War II, which city would they have chosen? Weren’t most of them already destroyed by 1945?

In written history, was there any country or leader that waged and won a war?

What were the axis and allies in World War 2?