Altron
Well-Known Member
Well, I was watching Braveheart again, and I was wondering if the usual suspects could enlighten me to the factuality of the movie and tell me what really happened. From what I could find, Wallace was not a peasant, rather, he was a minor lord, and he died in 1304, even though the movie takes place in 1314 (I think). Y'know, it's always good to supplement movies with other historical facts.
School was too busy teaching us cultural tolerance to bother with pre-french/indian war (Is it just me, or is there an alarming resemblence to the French Onion War here?) history. Did you know that we needed to learn about the religions of medieval middle-eastern societies? Do we really need to go indepth to their heathen culture? I mean, come on. We started out as a British colony. We should learn the history of Britain and the nearby countries, not a bunch of barbarians.
School was too busy teaching us cultural tolerance to bother with pre-french/indian war (Is it just me, or is there an alarming resemblence to the French Onion War here?) history. Did you know that we needed to learn about the religions of medieval middle-eastern societies? Do we really need to go indepth to their heathen culture? I mean, come on. We started out as a British colony. We should learn the history of Britain and the nearby countries, not a bunch of barbarians.