By seeking to “liberate” Germans from a globalized world order, the Nazi government sent the national economy careening backwards—and drove up the price of eggs 600 percent.
They were, but they were called periods. Saying ‘class’ would mean you have that all semester. Like taking algebra. I’d be surprised if there was a WW2 class that you took all semster. We had a US history class and had a big section on WW2.
Not one day, 1 class.
Saying your class spent one class on it is confusing then. IDK what that means.
Your school day (in high school) was not broken into several classes throughout the day?
They were, but they were called periods. Saying ‘class’ would mean you have that all semester. Like taking algebra. I’d be surprised if there was a WW2 class that you took all semster. We had a US history class and had a big section on WW2.
Apparently you’ve never been late to class, but late to period. Honestly I don’t think the problem is on my end.
I mean, I’m still unsure of what length of time y’all studied WW2. Did you have it for an entire semester?
When they were clarifying “Not one day, one class” they were saying “We didn’t even spend an entire day on it, just one section of a day”
That’s what I meant by my “1 day” comment. Though, I guess that was ambiguous since y’all didnt know how my school day was split up.
And that is not enough time to cover any big part of history.