IceBreaker :D
If you could live in another historical period, would you? If so, which one?
early 2000s so I can buy bitcoin and be rich. Also 2016 because it was a good year.
@SquishyBeansMushroom agree 2016 was pretty good
@zealousGrace5023 The Egyptian one.
@Zarram77 the Mesopotamian Era
@zealousGrace5023 The 80s looks fun!
@comfortableNight4463 yes! with the big hair!
@zealousGrace5023 Absolutely! The style was impeccable!
@comfortableNight4463 it was iconic haha
@zealousGrace5023 Agreed
@zealousGrace5023
Honestly looking back history really doesn't sound too fun. Maybe living in the early 2000s, I could have made a lot of decisions to be a lot better off than I am right now.
@sunnyWriting4806 i feel you
@zealousGrace5023 maybe the victorian era
@EvieFire777 fancy
the 1920s bc they had so much fun in those 9 years omg
@bestStrawberries9524 haha the party years
Yaaaasss, any where between 1440 and 1680.
@justsomeviking95 that's a large chunk of years
Yes. Lots of history happened in those years. Lots of things I would love to have seen.
@justsomeviking95 so my history is not the best :P
feel free to enlighten me haha
actually, would have loved to have seen good ole willy shakes in the 1500s
I have some royal blood in me, and absolutely love my family history and study it often! lots of battles, inventions, movements, changes of power between cousins, betrayl, births and mysterious deaths. Its all so interesting. But with history you have to remember the writers are human, and humans like to exaggerate (especially the men in history) and change details to make themselves look better for the teller of the story. Usually the wrong person gets told as the hero.
One of my favorite stories of my family is of a woman named Mary. I was litterally told by my grandmother (who I just learned was a narcissist) to never speak of this Mary.. but the more digging I did the more I learned about her. I was told that she was evil and hated her country and thats why she's shunned from family history, not even written in our family lines (they hated her just that much!) Only to find out the truth, then men and Lords and Male Leaders of the family hated her simply because she was female and she wasn't going to let a man (or many men) even lords push her around. that she was one of the strongest, most heartbroken, smart, keen, quit witted, proper, homeland loving, and most loyal queen in all of history.. its always funny to dig and dig and find the truths behind the tales.
@justsomeviking95 that's incredible
kinda sad how so many women in history are slandered but actually are really amazing and strong people
