America (at least my state) talks a lot about classical history and modern history, but medieval is kind of neglected.
Britain:
>Henry VIII + his daughters and the church. Detailed.
>English Civil War
>Glorious Revolution
>Imperialism
France
>Social failings under King Louis the last
>French Revolution, rise of Napoleon I, and Napoleonic Era.
Germany
>Gutenberg
>Martin Luther and Prot reformation
>Thirty Years War
>Unification under Bismarck
>World Wars and interbellum
Italy
>Obviously Ancient Rome
>Renaissance in Italian City States
Spain
>Conquistadors and explorers. Cortes.
>American colonies
>Spanish Armada getting yeeted by Elizabeth
Russia:
>Catherine the Great
>Russian Revolution and Soviet Union
Non-Western:
>In 6th grade, we learned about Indian caste system and Chinese Confucian and Daoism, but it was just basic. Other than that its mainly only discussed when related to the West.
What did you learn about other country's history in grade school?
kek. all those european countries now are inhabited by disarmed homos who banned hate speech while the african CHAD slaughters wh*te farmers. africa won, europe lost. get over it cumskin
I don't know, I forgot everything
Medieval history is Kino. Germany especially.
No Greece? Good lord.
We learned about Ancient Greece
Ancient Greece yes (implied by classical history), but don't really talk about the Ottoman Empire (aside form WW1) or the Greek War of Independence or the Eastern Roman Empire really
Mad you learn about Henry the eighth, I always just assumed he was a popular topic for kids here because he was a bit of a meme and had a lot of drama with his wives and was really fat
>slaughters white farmers
>don't know how to grow food
>REEEEEE, white people, give us money
Every single fucking time. Sudan has to give us some money.