Coming from an Indian here. I think the western world needs to change their perception on Gandhi as a 'peace endorsing' figure, rather he was a tool for the British and was against the Partition of 1947, kept his mouth completely shut in front of the British and let Jinnah demand whatever he wanted.
Bare in mind that it is not me saying this from my own opinion, but this is well shown within the psychology and mechanics of the Partition in general.
I don't understand your reasoning. How does being against the partition make Gandhi a tool of the British, or take away from his reputation as a "'peace endorsing' figure"?
In spite of your second paragraph, your comment sure seems like an opinion to me, and one not well-supported by your own statements, at that.
who the crap is Cyrus the great? he couldn't have even been that great. I haven't heard of him???? the others were easy. Didn't have to try. would have finished under 45 sec except for Cyrus LOL they didn't teach that in Iowa elementary schools in the 1950's... that's for sure!!!!! LOL
very narrow-minded of you... if you live in an English-speaking country, it's very rare to learn about the history of non-Anglophone or non-European countries, but that doesn't mean they weren't important, just that the curriculum is skewed
This is a pet peeve of mine: you can't draw the conclusion that something wasn't taught to you from the fact that you didn't learn it.
But you're probably right that ancient history as such isn't part of a typical elementary school curriculum in the U.S., and I'm sorry to hear that your education stopped at elementary school.
Not that it matters much, but it seems a bit odd to me to have Caesar be connected to Cleopatra through Marc Antony, when they were already connected through their own affair and a child (and a civil war and a siege and more political drama). I feel like it would've made more sense to skip Mark Antony and maybe add a category after Michael Jackson.
Dang, if only there was some way to a draw a more direct link between Churchill and Hitler than going through Queen Victoria and Kaiser Wilhelm as degrees of separation lol
Got them all, but admittedly only by typing in the name of every Renaissance painter I knew until I got the right answer (and trying about 8 different spellings of Caravaggio)
https://www.jetpunk.com/user-quizzes/1744710/seis-grados-de-separacion-personas-en-la-historia
Also holder of YouTube's best timing in TV award.
https://youtu.be/2WoDQBhJCVQ
Bare in mind that it is not me saying this from my own opinion, but this is well shown within the psychology and mechanics of the Partition in general.
In spite of your second paragraph, your comment sure seems like an opinion to me, and one not well-supported by your own statements, at that.
But you're probably right that ancient history as such isn't part of a typical elementary school curriculum in the U.S., and I'm sorry to hear that your education stopped at elementary school.
I was wondering why so many people were struggling with what I thought was the easiest group.
Good quiz. I was running out of renaissance painters but got there with plenty to spare