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Most interesting period of time and why.
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Morgoths_Wrath
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Probably trhe age of christ was the most influential.


Defiantly

Jesus Christ and the Roman Empire had the biggest influence.
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I would venture that it wasn't as influential as it was misunderstood and misrepresented.

How can it be misunderstood, if we know little about it?


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Defiantly

Jesus Christ and the Roman Empire had the biggest influence.


at least in Western culture...



Question: What's the most interesting NON-Western time period?
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Edo Period, or perhaps the Sengoku Jedai period. But I could be bias, damn Last Samurai.
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How can it be misunderstood, if we know little about it?


I didn't say we didn't know anything about it. I said people misrepresent it.


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I think we could still be here today if it weren't for religion, and possibly better off.


Possibly, but it is interesting to know the fundations of something that always had so much influence on people.


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Lots of ideas make the foundation of the world today, but that doesn't mean they're all neccessary or good.
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Lots of ideas make the foundation of the world today, but that doesn't mean they're all neccessary or good.


I agree...although I think the most important in my opinion, Liberalism is certainly pretty good.


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Originally posted by Capt_Fantastic
Are you denying the rapture?

(You must be new...It's a joke.)
We missed it ...It was invisible along with the 2nd coming in 1844.


Though I always liked early Egyptian, Medieval, and the Renaissance periods..........Oh, oh and Atlantian too. wink

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I'd say the most influencial was the Industrial Revolution.. birth of machinery and hence the entire modern world.


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Twentieth Century was the time of greatest global upheaval.


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Twentieth Century was the time of greatest global upheaval.

That would be considered modern times no expression ninja


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That would be considered modern times no expression ninja


so?
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This is the unofficial first thread of a new history forum. What time period of recorded history was most the most interesting, and has the greatest effect on modern times, and why?


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gotcha

but take note that we don't live in the modern era, but postmodern
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gotcha

but take note that we don't live in the modern era, but postmodern

Ummm.. Yes, we do live in the modern era. no expression


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Ummm.. Yes, we do live in the modern era. no expression


I thought it was postmodern
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Most interesting I would probably say was 1900-1950 and the two world wars.


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