Users Online in the Last 24 Hours | 2 Staff, , 1,392 Guests. | , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , | Get the Reddit app/r/History is a place for discussions about history. Feel free to submit interesting articles, tell us about this cool book you just read, or start a discussion about who everyone's favorite figure of minor French nobility is! This is a somewhat more serious subreddit compared to many others. Make sure to familiarize yourself with our rules and guidelines before participating. All posts must be manually approved by a moderator Thanks! Good sites to learn about random history?Hi everyone, Hope this is OK to post. I'm currently over 40 weeks pregnant and have had a bit of insomnia waiting for this baby to come. I find myself mindlessly scrolling through Reddit at night and would like to feel a little more productive if I'm going to be up. Do you have any recommendations for good websites to learn about random history (aside from Wikipedia)? I'm looking for somewhat easy stuff to digest since it will be late at night. Things like overviews of major historical events, short biographies on famous folks throughout history, etc. Thanks so much for your time and suggestions! By continuing, you agree to our User Agreement and acknowledge that you understand the Privacy Policy . Enter the 6-digit code from your authenticator appYou’ve set up two-factor authentication for this account. Enter a 6-digit backup codeCreate your username and password. Reddit is anonymous, so your username is what you’ll go by here. Choose wisely—because once you get a name, you can’t change it. Reset your passwordEnter your email address or username and we’ll send you a link to reset your password Check your inboxAn email with a link to reset your password was sent to the email address associated with your account Choose a Reddit account to continue25 history conversation questionsHistory conversation questions. Here are some interesting discussion questions about history that are suitable for upper-intermediate level English learners and above. The most challenging words in this speaking activity include – period, fascinating, admire, event, landmark, figure (historical), empire, civilization, discovery, and related. The history conversation questions are – 1 – How is history preserved and kept alive? 2 – What do you think is the most interesting period in world history? 3 – Do you know much about the history of your country? How did it begin? 4 – Besides your own country, which country’s history do you find the most fascinating? 5 – Who is a person from history that you greatly admire? What did they do? 6 – If you could go back in time to experience any historical event, what would it be? 7 – What kinds of historical landmarks are there to visit near where you live now? 8 – Who is a person who is alive today that you think will be remembered in history? 9 – What is a historical place that you hope you will one day get to visit? 10- Can you think of a time and place in history that you are glad you weren’t alive for? 11- What history were you taught at school? Did you enjoy learning about it? 12- Who do you think is the worst person in history? Why were they so bad? 13- What time and place in history do you think created the most beautiful art? 14- Would you prefer to live now or 500 years ago somewhere else? Explain why. 15- What is your favorite historical book or movie? Why do you like it so much? 16- Has your country experienced much war in its history? Who has it fought against? 17- Does your country have any great heroes from the past? Why are they remembered? 18- Do you like visiting museums? When did you last visit one and what did you see? 19- Can you name 10 different historical figures from 10 different countries? 20- Which countries or cultures do you think have been unlucky in history? 21- What was the greatest past empire or civilization that the world has ever seen? 22- Where and when in history were some of the greatest scientific discoveries? 23- What is a major historical event that you think could happen in the next 100 years? 24- What’s a national holiday celebrated by your country that is related to history? 25- Would you like to be remembered in history? What for? Related history idioms and phrasesHere are a few history idioms you can share and discuss once you have completed the history conversation questions. See if your class can make example sentences using them. To say someone or something is history means to say it is no longer important, forgotten, broken, or destroyed. When a person says “ and the rest is history ” they are ending their story because everyone listening knows what happens at the end of it. If something happened a long time ago we can say that it happened donkey’s years ago . Something that is a thing of the past is no longer popular or may not be around or alive anymore. You might also like these25 great weekends conversation questions25 Environment conversation questions25 salt conversation questionsFree ESL and English teaching resources, no sign up required. Just find what you like, download it and head to class! Privacy PolicyShare ESL Vault with your friends! - Writing Worksheets
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3. totalperspec. • 7 yr. ago. My favorite is penelope.uchicago.edu. It's a collection of primary sources, mostly Greco Roman, but the compilation does have Manetho, a, Ptolemaic historian who wrote about Egypt. Not quite what you're looking for, but there you have it. I recommend Plutarch, for what it's worth.
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Thanks that's a massive help for me. I suppose people don't really tend to think about websites when learning history since most of the popular sources for teaching online are video based. Seeing as there aren't many websites on the r/history wiki maybe once I've finished my list I might ask if the best of the bunch might be put on the wiki ...
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Here are some interesting discussion questions about history that are suitable for upper-intermediate level English learners and above. The most challenging words in this speaking activity include - period, fascinating, admire, event, landmark, figure (historical), empire, civilization, discovery, and related.