Learning history of the other coutries
Hello,
do you know any web pages or apps where you can learn history (similarly as in school) of different countries. I mean at school I was taught about world history, but not as much as about history of my country, but I´d like to learn about other countries history thoroughly as well. I´m looking for some sources where it´s clearly sorted from prehistory to present.
Do you know about something like this?

Thank you

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Learning history of the other coutries
Hello, 
do you know any web pages or apps where you can learn history (similarly as in school) of different countries. I mean at school I was taught about world history, but not as much as about history of my country, but I´d like to learn about other countries history thoroughly as well. I´m looking for some sources where it´s clearly sorted from prehistory to present. 
Do you know about something like this?

Thank you

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For the historical relations with the US: https://history.state.gov/countries/all

For the general history: https://www.infoplease.com/world/countries

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I would advise you to read history critically and not take 'facts' for granted. The history of some countries is more politicised, depending on the source, who wrote it etc.

For more academic sources, check out the Yale Courses channel on Youtube, or any similar university channel.

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I'm not sure if I got what you meant, but take a look at this video. It's about Brazillian history.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W9tBXt1YZ_w

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Hello,

This is a great question. Learning the complete history of different countries in a systematic way (from prehistory to the present) can be difficult, as most school systems focus primarily on national history.

There are some general resources, such as encyclopedic websites and educational platforms, that organize the content chronologically. In addition, I am working on a project called AllWorldFlags.com, which not only presents national flags but also includes historical background, symbolism, and important historical developments of different countries in a structured format. It is not a substitute for academic textbooks, but it can serve as a starting point for exploring individual countries and understanding their historical context.

You can also consider combining such structured websites with history books or open educational resources to get a more detailed overview.

Hope this helps. 🙂

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I'd rather just say to you " History is history!" (๑•̀д•́๑)  jk lol

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