10 questions to test your historic knowledge

[Deleted member 76870]

1- Which Mao-era policies caused the greatest disruption, and in what sequence?

2- When did the Western Roman Empire fall, and what event marks it?

3- Why did the Protestant Reformation succeed in some regions but not others?

4- What factors enabled rapid Mongol expansion?

5- What social and institutional tensions emerged in the Soviet Union as the state sought to replace traditional belief systems with a unified ideological framework in the 1920s–30s?

6- Why did the Ottoman Empire lag in industrialization?

7- What conditions led to the Russian Revolution of 1917?

8- How did World War I affect Finland’s political status?

9- Why did the Qing dynasty collapse?

10- How much people did Mao kill?

 

[Darkskin Ethnic]

nigga do your history homework yourself

 

[Deleted member 216958]

 

[Deleted member 76870]

Tagging people who know a lot about history
@xzylecrey @ReadBooksEveryday @Sonneillon @Cautious Turtle @pfl

 

[Incelforeever]

 

[Deleted member 104089]

Tagging people who know a lot about history
@xzylecrey @ReadBooksEveryday @Sonneillon @Cautious Turtle @pfl

I actually have the worst historical, geographical and real world knowledge in all of org

 

[Abdullahm06]

dont know the answer to a single one..

 

[Abdullahm06]

!!

 

[avenox]

Reminder that you have free will and you don’t sctuslly have to answer these questions, infact you could literally just reply eith literally anything and nothing will happen, you have free will, use it.

 

[mohito]

Answering off the top of my head
1- declaring war on sparrows
2- around 400 ad by alaric, king of goths
3- luther and calvin could only enforce their ideas in their own homelands
4- mongols have the highest t in the asia, and their neighboring lands lacked advanced military organization to stand against it back then
5- stalin supporters got mad
6- they didn't have enough talent pool
7- nicholas ii being a cuck
8,9- idk
10- 60m

 

[silently_said]

1- Which Mao-era policies caused the greatest disruption, and in what sequence?