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That may or may not be true (I've given up on arguing with liberals about the current government) but whatever is the case, I think that the topic title needs changing.

Of course. Each country has its own history, and I guess it is a study in itself to study the history of each.

Thanks for the info. =) Kinda to add to the question - what is the period you know LEAST about? For me, it would have to be Prehistory. It is the least known are of world history, and it kinda is a study of itself.

Well, Escaflowne, it was the period where early peoples were experimenting with governmental styles (especially in Greece and Rome - where the basis came for a constitutional monarchial republic and democracy), economic styles (such as irrigation), etc.

Japanese history, obviously. My special areas are from the Meiji Period through the end of World War II, basically, 1868-1945. I know about it all, but I specialize in the history of the Meiji, Taisho, and early Showa periods.

I signed it after all. I saw a documentary on this today, it really is terrible, and how it is affecting little children. :(

Well - that picture is indeed scary, and it hurts. That child must be younger than 20. Well, I'm surprised that Vietnam still has diplomatic relations with the United States. Does this belong in Politics?