Til that England is named after a Nordic tribe.

[Longbowman]

>american education

In my primary school we got hammered on Celts, Romans, Victorians, and we went over the Vikings, Normans, and the Germanic invasions slotted in between the Romans and Vikings, but we didn't focus too extensively on them. Boadicea was the main pull in the East of England.

EDIT: omg obviously Henry VIII and WWI/WWII, those are the three things English history teachers care more about than anything else in the whole world.

[lonewolfcypriot]

I don't think that most people are that stupid.

English people don't really care about their roots tbh.

[lonewolfcypriot]

>american education

In my primary school we got hammered on Celts, Romans, Victorians, and we went over the Vikings, Normans, and the Germanic invasions slotted in between the Romans and Vikings, but we didn't focus too extensively on them. Boadicea was the main pull in the East of England.

that is prolyl because you went posh school

[The Lawspeaker]

English people don't really care about their roots tbh.

What happened to that splendid education system you people used to have, hmm ?

[Longbowman]

I don't think that most people are that stupid.

he's wrong about Germany but most people outside your country and I guess NW Germany/S. Jutland have never even heard of the Frisians.

[Longbowman]

that is prolyl because you went posh school

It wasn't posh, but it was in a nice area and we got field trips to the Verulanium Museum in St Albans and stuff like that.

[Westbrook]

That's all fine, but do you know who invented PEANUT BUTTER?

>american education

In my primary school we got hammered on Celts, Romans, Victorians, and we went over the Vikings, Normans, and the Germanic invasions slotted in between the Romans and Vikings, but we didn't focus too extensively on them. Boadicea was the main pull in the East of England.

[Longbowman]

That's all fine, but do you know who invented PEANUT BUTTER?

You can't fool me, I saw the American Dad episode where they revealed it was Mary Todd Lincoln and not George Washington Carver.

[The Lawspeaker]

he's wrong about Germany but most people outside your country and I guess NW Germany/S. Jutland have never even heard of the Frisians.

That does surprise me as Old Frisian is one of English' parent languages.

[lonewolfcypriot]

he's wrong about Germany but most people outside your country and I guess NW Germany/S. Jutland have never even heard of the Frisians.

I'm not wrong about the Gerries