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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
You guys got like a 2000 years of history.

What do you guys actually learn other than the US civil rights movement?

Do you guys even go over like older things like when Spain was the global power up until Great Britain managed to defeat the Spanish Armada? I remember learning about it in school in the US and that is shit long before the US was even an idea.
gpt
So we learned about the romans, victorians in primary school, and a little bit of ww1 and 2 up until we are 14, then after that i took it further for my GCSEs, (these are like, 4 subjects you pick to take further, and drop others) and we did US civil rights, rise of Hitler and the US great depression. 

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I may have forgotten some bits we learned, but that would have been when we were under 12 years old, and it was extremely simplified (obviously)