Yeah I agree with that history does require critical thinking

What's the point in memorizing things if your heart isn't in it

In fact I also started on History by memorization.

I got more interested when I learned how it works. That's where I knew I should take it as a course.

I want to memorize but with passion and as you also say critical thinking

Yeah history is a awesome thing

I know, how it works is also interesting ngl.

The fun (and difficult) part is where you separate and know what the bias is and what is truth.

Yeah that is important you can like some historical figures but by no means are they perfect

No Human is perfect

Yes.

Like for instance the founding fathers they were generally good men but they had flaws and I have a hard time believing they have flaws lol

History is fun subject

Yeah it is

History is fun for other people.

Some like Maths, some like Social Sciences.

It applies to everyone. Even the evilest of the evil did at least one good thing.

Yeah that is true @Artoo

Hitler killed Hitler bro if that isn't good I dont know what is lol

Also he was a animal rights dude he almost won a nobel prize lol

He made Germany strong economically and Militarily after they were humiliated.

But he used that as an advantage to destroy other people's lives. That was the cost.

Yeah

He could have been a great leader a man to speak good about but he was not in this timeline

WW1 germans weren’t the bad guys, change my mind

Fuckin Serbia is because they're the losers who started the damn thing

Revolutionaries, can I have gun?

To kill archduke sure

Actually start world war

*Starts WW1*

Alliance time

Austria gave Serbia harsh terms that caused the war. No one in both sides did their best (obviously) to de-escalate the tension.

Also war was inevitable then.

Increasing power and conflict, alliances forming. Everything was set for a war, it was only one spark that was needed to make the barrel explode.

War was definitely inevitable during that time

But Germany's should not have been punished as severely as they were.

also considering the fact that it was a war that they didn't start, just fought really hard and gave it their all

Yes. It was not Serbia *alone* that started it.
It was the inevitable spark.

Europe was a powder keg, and it was the Balkans that were the fuse.

That fuse was lit during the Assassination, then War began.

I mean they did introduce chemical warfare on a massive scale. But they didn’t start the war.